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New Washington Twp. sub shop pushes back opening date
WASHINGTON TWP., Montgomery County — The new DiBella’s Old Fashioned Submarines restaurant at 1191 Miamisburg-Centerville Road (Ohio 725) that we told you earlier this month was shooting to open today has rescheduled to opening to Thursday, Jan. 19.
The Rochester-based DiBella’s first restaurant in the Dayton area will give away a certificate good for 52 free subs to the first 10 customers after the doors open at 10 a.m. Thursday, as well as to 10 more customers picked at random from visitors throughout the day.
“We are extremely excited to come to Dayton,” said Jim Paladenic, DiBella’s chief operating officer, said in an email news release. “Dayton has been on our radar for a long time now, and we feel like the city has a great deal of potential. We’re definitely looking forward to introducing the people of Dayton to the best subs around.”
While the Centerville-area location will be DiBella’s first in the area, the company also has plans to add further locations, with the next planned to open in Beavercreek at Colonel Glenn Highway and Zink Road in late summer or early fall, DiBella’s officials said.
DiBella’s sub shops offer hot and cold subs, ranging from traditional Italian cold-cut sandwiches to buffalo chicken subs in an atmosphere that evokes a 1940s-style corner-restaurant theme. The new Washington Twp. restaurant seats 60 to 80 diners, and will be open for lunch and dinner seven days a week starting at 10 a.m. The shop’s phone number is (937) 428-5878.
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