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* 123 [[Oak Street (Mountain Brook)|Oak Street]], [[Crestline Heights]], [[Mountain Brook]]
* 123 [[Oak Street (Mountain Brook)|Oak Street]], [[Crestline Heights]], [[Mountain Brook]]
* [[Pleasant Grove]]
* [[Pleasant Grove]]
===Former locations===
In [[1975]], Pasquale's had the following locations in the Birmingham District.
* 1733 [[2nd Avenue North]], [[Birmingham]] (Downtown)
* 416 [[20th Street North]], [[Birmingham]] (Downtown)
* 1600 [[6th Avenue South]], [[Birmingham]] (Medical Center)
* 3330 [[Clairmont Avenue]], [[Birmingham]] (Clairmont)
* [[Eastwood Mall]], [[Birmingham]]
* [[Roebuck Shopping Center]], [[Birmingham]] (Roebuck)
* 2129 [[Bessemer Road]], [[Five Points West]], [[Birmingham]]
* 3150 [[Cahaba Heights Plaza]], [[Cahaba Heights]]
* 1849 [[Center Point Road]], [[Center Point]]
* [[Forestdale Shopping Center]], [[Forestdale]]
* [[Village Green Shopping Center]], [[Gardendale]]
* 800 [[Green Springs Highway]], [[Homewood]] (Green Springs)
* 1550-P [[Montgomery Highway (Hoover)|Montgomery Highway]], [[Hoover]]
* 216 Midfield, [[Midfield]]
* 123 [[Oak Street]], [[Crestline Village]], [[Mountain Brook]]
* 1121 [[Bethel Avenue]], [[Tarrant]]
* 609 [[Montgomery Highway (Vestavia Hills)|Montgomery Highway]], [[Vestavia Hills]]


== References ==
== References ==

Revision as of 12:21, 20 May 2014

Pasquale's in Clay, January 2011

Pasquale's Pizza & Pasta is a Hoover-based chain of Italian restaurants. The company currently operates 25 Pasquale's in seven states, with 6 locations in metro Birmingham.

Pasquale's Pizza was founded in 1953 in Cincinnati, Ohio by Pasquale (Pat) and Vincent Gramaglia. It became the first chain pizza restaurant in the country. The company was sold in 1969 to Birmingham businessman Neal Andrews. Andrews took the 125-restuarant chain public and nearly doubled the chain's size to a high of 244 in 1977. C. Pat Reynolds was the franchise owner for six of the restaurants during this time.

Andrews sold the company to John Labatt Ltd in 1986. That Canadian-based company sold 35 restaurants to Millard Deason in 1990. Deason sold the company, which had shrunk to 25 locations, to Dora native Wayne Sellers and a group of investors on August 8, 2006.

Sellers, current CEO, and his partners have planned to regrow the company into a large chain, with as many as 1,200 locations under the name Pasquale's Italian Cafe. Current locations were to be renovated and franchisees sought starting in 2007. The concept also includes a six-day work week, with the restaurants being closed on Sundays.

Birmingham District locations

Former locations

In 1975, Pasquale's had the following locations in the Birmingham District.

References

  • Williams, Roy L. "Pasquale's new owners plan major expansion". October 12, 2006, The Birmingham News

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