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Fast-casual restaurants have been popping up all over the region lately, and now St. Louisans have yet another spot for a quick pizza: Pie Five Pizza.

The fast-casual pizza concept opens tomorrow, July 15, at 1778 Hanley Road in Richmond Heights. This is the second St. Louis-area location to be opened by TF Pie Group, which opened a location in Chesterfield last fall and plans to open a total of 15 Pie Five Pizzas in the area.

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The Five Star pizza comes in a classic pan crust topped with Tuscan marinara, cheddar, pork sausage, pepperoni, beef, green olives, red and green peppers, black olives and red onions.Photography by Mabel Suen

At Pie Five, diners can choose from 11 signature flavors including Margherita, BBQ Chicken, Pesto Chicken Alfredo and Athenian, a Greek option with chicken, feta, kalamata olives and sun-dried tomato puree. A local exclusive, the St. Louis Supreme features Tuscan marinara, St. Louis-style cheese, Italian sausage, red onions, red and green peppers, mushrooms and bacon slices. Each of the signature pies comes with a recommended housemade crust – artisan thin, classic pan or whole-grain thin – and all pizzas are assembled and cooked to order in under five minutes. Each pie is cooked in a custom-built, conveyor-style oven for exactly 140 seconds.

Diners can also build their own pizzas by choosing a crust (including a gluten-free option) and sauce (spicy Sriracha-marinara, Buffalo ranch, olive oil, Tuscan marinara and Alfredo), then topping it with any of 30 cheeses, meats and veggies. Each 10-inch pizza is $6.99, regardless of the number of toppings. A simple cheese pizza is available for $5.49 in addition to six-inch, one-topping kids’ pies for $3.49.

The menu also includes four different salads (Classic Italian, Spinach, Greek and Chicken Caesar), which arrive served in pizza-dough bowls. For $9.99, diners can order a pizza with a regular fountain drink and a salad or dessert. Fittingly, desserts include a chocolate chip cookie pie (as the name suggests, part cookie and part pie) and brownies.

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