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We talk with Christina and Ryan, the owners of Pizza Squared in SF, CA . They are the awesome husband and wife team cranking out Sicilian and Detroit Style Pizza. Learn about how they built their restaurant in a newly developed building and the issues that come with that. We also talk about how they balance multiple restaurants and a growing family.
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Pizza Square San Francisco
Address: 885 Brannan St B2, San Francisco, CA 94103
Christina: San Francisco is an animal and a beast in itself to open up a restaurant. It's very, very difficult. I think after doing this, we built it from the ground up. We would never do that again in a brand new building.
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Christina: Thank you for having us.
Eidref: Yeah, of course. Thank you. We were just talking about the Coronavirus. We can go into your story. Let's just you know, keep the flow going. There's really no structure. But yeah, y'all said you're hanging in there surviving. How is everything?
Christina: You know, we've always been takeout and delivery. That's been our concept. So you know, we do not compare ourselves with sit down restaurants. You know, we're doing okay. Business has slumped a little bit, but I feel like you know, everything's moving back, opening back up a little bit now. So we are seeing a little uptick in volume. In the past couple of weeks, almost a month now it's been better.
Eidref: That's good to hear. That's a tear. I can imagine the last couple of months. Do you have any sleepless nights or anything like that?
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