
The DiFara and Juicy Lucia collaboration concept came to a halt in late 2022. While signs are down on the red sauce-on-barbecue endeavor, pizza still will come from the corner building at 100-102 Lincoln Ave., Grant City.
“We’re going to call it D’Lucia,” said its owner, Richie Holmes. A former co-owner of the place, he’ll remain a tenant of the address. He aims to hit the reset button with D’Lucia on Wednesday, Jan. 10 with a fresh pizzaiolo, Lorenzo Arico.
SOURCE: https://www.silive.com
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