Dough and Dreams: Long-standing Evansville Pizza Shop Looking ... - wkdq.com

An Evansville staple for nearly 40 years is looking to pass the torch on to new owners.

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Located on Mill Road is an Evansville pizza staple, Rounders Pizza.  Rounders is known for its cheesy pizzas, strombolis, and house-made sandwiches. Add all of that with a stocked bar, and you've got a delicious combination. Rounders has been serving up pizza in Evansville for the last 37 years, and the current owners are looking for someone to carry on Rounder's pizza and strom legacy as they'd like to retire.

If you've ever wanted to own your own pizza restaurant, this may be the opportunity for you.  Rounders Pizza has been owned by the current owners for the last 12 years.  After operating Rounders, they're looking to pass the torch to someone who wants to keep Rounders' legacy going, so the current owners can step down and retire.

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Here is what Rounders Pizza posted to Facebook about this unique opportunity:

Rounders Pizza has been around for 37 years on Evansville north side. I have with my family and friends been owner for 12 years. It has been very good to us but I have decided to retire. So, I am looking for another family to carry on the Rounders tradition. Please, no phone calls, please ; I will only respond to emails. When we meet and talk we can discuss the price. SERIOUS INQUIRIES ONLY PLEASE. Rounders.pizza@yahoo.com

In the meantime, if you want to check out Rounders' Pizza and see what they have to offer, you can see their menu, here. 

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