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LaRosa’s officially opens new Cincinnati location

Mark Johnson
Reporter · Friday, November 13, 2026 at 8:53 PM · 1 min read
LaRosa’s officially opens new Cincinnati location  — Dayton Dining news

LaRosa’s officially opens new Cincinnati location Advertisement Updated: 3:53 PM EST Nov 13, 2026 Editorial Standards ⓘ Matthew Dietz Digital Editor LaRosa’s officially opens new Cincinnati location Updated: 3:53 PM EST Nov 13, 2026 Editorial Standards ⓘ Matthew Dietz Digital Editor CINCINNATI — A new LaRosa’s restaurant has officially opened in Cincinnati! LaRosa’s celebrated the opening of its new Highland Avenue pizzeria on Thursday, giving the Pleasant Ridge and Kennedy Heights communities a nearby location to enjoy. Advertisement The pizzeria, located at 3410 Highland Avenue, is twice as large as the former Woodford Road pizzeria, which previously served the two communities. The Highland Avenue location features a pick-up window, dine-in seating with kiosk ordering and delivery. “We’re proud to continue serving our Pleasant Ridge and Kennedy Heights neighbors,” said Mike LaRosa. “This new pizzeria reflects our commitment to meeting the changing needs of Guests for years to come.” The delivery area will remain the same as LaRosa’s Woodford Road pizzeria. The restaurant will also feature “pizza by-the-slice” on its menu during lunch and dinner. “Being near a Home Depot, in a busy retail area, makes the location ideal for pizza by the slice,” said LaRosa. “Shoppers, tradespeople, do-it-yourselfers and anyone with a busy schedule can enjoy the classic taste of LaRosa’s pizza while on-the-go.” Make WLWT a preferred source on Google Add Preferred Source Share Infinite Scroll Enabled Top Picks Rescues underway after tanker collides with cruise ship on Mississippi River Microsoft apologizes for massive outage that caused global disruption WATCH: Historic SS United States completes its final voyage – at the bottom of the Gulf What Nvidia’s stock drop could mean for your 401(k)

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