Benny’s is bringing its massive pizzas to Bedford The pizza shop with it’s 28″ pies will be near Beale’s Brewery
Benny's is coming to the town of Bedford. (WSLS 10)
BEDFORD, Va. – Here’s some great news for pizza lovers!
Benny’s is bringing its monstrous 28-inch pizzas to Bedford!
The Six Twenty at Bedford, a mixed-use commercial space at 620 Railroad Avenue, announced the restaurant’s coming on Monday.
The Six Twenty at Bedford plans to offer 58 apartments, an on-site gym and yoga studio, storage facilities as well as this Benny’s location, according to the property’s website.
[Old Bedford factory to be converted into apartments]
Currently, those in Bedford seeking some monstrous pizza would have to travel to Roanoke, Smith Mountain Lake or Lynchburg for a slice.
While the complex is expected to open late this year, no word on precisely when Benny’s will open.
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