Three PizzaRev Restaurants in Las Vegas Close Permanently

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  Boulder Steve May 21, 2020

  It is the Subway of Pizza restaurants. Decent pizza but nothing to rave about.. The crowded field of pizza joints just got less crowded. Expect more to follow

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  John Delibos May 20, 2020

  My concern is for the employees that relied on this job for their livelihood.

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  Concerned Citizen May 20, 2020

  If you're relying on Pizza Rev for your livelihood, and you weren't a manager working FT with benefits...ouch. And we'll all concerned for employees who are not earning their usual income. I would have guessed that goes without saying.

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  alex May 20, 2020

  Wow. Your disdain for the working class shows our lack of class. Everyone who isn't independently wealthy relies on their job to survive. That statement is true whether they work as a salaried management position or an hourly food service job.

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  Vegas Insight May 20, 2020

  A billion years ago a place called Pizza Studio, also originating in California, as I recall, opened at Mall of America in Minnesota. The "Subway" for personal pizza model was the next big wave, I was told. Pizza Studio had great pizza. I liked it, despite it not being baked in a wood-fed oven. Pizza Studio didn't make it at MOA. A Pizza Rev not too far from my house has also closed in the past couple of years. I suspect that the demand for "fast casual" pizza, or whatever it is called, isn't as great as restaurateurs thought years ago. It's not going extinct, but the Pizza Studios and Revs of the world didn't quite proliferate like Subway did. I wouldn't dismiss COVID-mania as a reason your Pizza Revs closed, Scott, but I suspect the three that closed weren't making much money before St. Patrick's Day, and couldn't afford to lose a lot since then before throwing in the towel. The longer restaurants are forced to tap dance and accommodate fewer people with added cleaning and sanitation measures, the more we'll see fall. I assume the early outs are restaurants that were on the brink before COVID-mania. The last Fuddruckers in Minnesota closed for good on March 21, less than a week after the state shut down their dining rooms. No chance it was a victim of COVID, it was simply hanging on by a thread. I have to think circumstances are similar for those that shut it down within three months of St. Patrick's Day. Let's all Vegas again, soon. Please!

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  Scott Roeben May 23, 2020

  You could be right. A number of businesses are using the pandemic as cover.

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