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Harry's Pizzeria to Open Third Location, in Downtown Dadeland

Michael Schwartz is opening a third branch of his popular casual eatery, Harry's Pizzeria. With a flagship in the Design District and a location in Coconut Grove, Schwartz is looking to Kendall for his third spot. Schwartz will open a Harry's Pizzeria in Downtown Dadeland, at 8975 SW 72 Pl. in...
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Michael Schwartz is opening a third branch of his popular casual eatery, Harry's Pizzeria.

With a flagship in the Design District and an outpost in Coconut Grove, Schwartz is looking to Kendall for his third spot. He'll open a Harry's Pizzeria in the residential and retail development Downtown Dadeland, at 8975 SW 72nd Pl., in spring 2017.  
Schwartz says of his decision to expand his restaurant empire south: “We are so excited to connect with a new community of people who are gathering around great food, which is exactly what Harry’s is all about. We have some work ahead of us but look forward to welcoming guests into our new home with great pizza and genuine hospitality!”

Located across the street from Dadeland Mall, Downtown Dadeland is fast becoming an area mecca for foodies. The mixed-use minicommunity has a host of eating places, including BurgerQ, Nanndi Frozen Cream, and Barley. In December, Niven Patel plans to open Ghee Indian Kitchen there.  

Coincidentally, Downtown Dadeland will reunite Patel with his former boss. Patel was chef de cuisine at Michael's Genuine Food & Drink, Schwartz's most famous restaurant and the establishment that earned Schwartz a James Beard Award.  

Now that both chefs will soon call Downtown Dadeland a home to their eateries, here's hoping they will reunite for a few collaborative dinners. 
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