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Uncle Maddio's launching 5 Pennsylvania units

Atlanta-based fast-casual pizza brand Uncle Maddio's Pizza Joint is expanding to two new locations this week, on pace to open a new unit every 10 days and meet its goal of 300 restaurants in five years.

July 17, 2015

Atlanta-based fast-casual pizza brand Uncle Maddio's Pizza Joint is expanding to two new locations this week, on pace to open a new unit every 10 days and meet its goal of 300 restaurants in five years, the company said in an announcement.

The first of five Uncle Maddio's units in Pennsylvania opened Saturday at 1686 Route 228 Suite 150, Cranberry Township, in the northern Pittsburgh area. A unit opening this week in Smyrna, Georgia is the fourteenth unit for the Atlanta metro area. The Smyrna restaurant is located at 4340 East-West Connector South Cobb Drive in the Old Ivy Village. The location opens today and will host a grand opening celebration Saturday, July 18, serving free 9-inch, build-your-own, three-topping pizzas to guests from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

The Smyrna restaurant is owned and operated by Mike and Cajgie McGaha Dickey. Mike has more than 25 years in the restaurant industry, 15 of which were spent managing restaurants for Darden. Cajgie McGaha Dickey also has a long restaurant career, working for 20 years as a general manager and in human resources for Applebee's.