Mountain Mike's Pizza has pushed back its opening date from Friday to Monday, citing delays in getting the restaurant ready to operate.
Larry Beatty, who co-owns the Santa Maria franchise, said construction and other preparations for the new restaurant took longer than expected and necessitated pushing back the opening date several days.
Mountain Mike's Pizza is set to open its Santa Maria restaurant on Friday.
The new pizzeria, located at 1729 N. Broadway, will occupy the space that used to house a Blaze Pizza location.
The restaurant will be the first Central Coast location for the pizza chain that was established 41 years ago in the San Francisco Bay area.
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The next closest Mountain Mike’s Pizza to Santa Maria is in Bakersfield.
Chelsea McKinney, who handles media relations for the chain, said the 2,500-square-foot restaurant will feature a kids' activity room with arcade games and a dining room filled with television screens.
The restaurant will be open from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday through Thursday and 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday.
Photos: Tiny home built in Home Depot parking lot to go to a homeless woman veteran
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Volunteer Tom Casey, an airman at Vandenberg AFB cleans off a refrigerator in a tiny house that will go to a homeless woman veteran.
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Nora Lisa Chapa, an Air Force veteran from San Antonio, Texas, puts the finishing touches on a bed in a tiny house that will go to a homeless woman veteran.
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Dianne Araki, Manager, Home Depot, sands a piece of wood that will go into a tiny home for a homeless woman veteran.
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Frankie Davis, an airman at Vandenberg AFB, vacuums the floor of a new tiny home that will soon go to a homeless woman veteran.
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Volunteers clean the kitchen of a tiny home that will go to a homeless woman veteran, thanks to the TV show Tiny Home Nation, Operation Tiny Home and Operation WEBS, plus many volunteers and sponsors.
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Larry Thrapp, a volunteer contractor for Operation Tiny Home from Oregon, gets ready to paint some finishing touches on a home that will go to a homeless woman veteran.
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Shevonne Harris, an Army veteran, puts the final touches on a cabinet that will go into a tiny hone, to be given to a homeless woman veteran.
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Angel Roman, left, and Soledad Kennedy, right, of the Central Coast Chapter of the Women Marines Association, watch as local officials present a completed tiny home for a homeless woman veteran.
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Tiny Home Nation TV host Zack Giffin poses by a storage drawer signed by volunteers building a tiny home that will go to a homeless woman veteran.
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Volunteers stage landscaping plants from Home Depot on a tiny house built by the TV show Tiny House Nation, Operation Tiny Home and Operation WEBS on Saturday.
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TV show Tiny Nation host Zack Giffin, left, shows volunteers how a coffee table converts into a dining table once inside a tiny house that was completed Saturday in the Santa Maria Home Depot parking lot. The tiny home will be going to a homeless woman veteran.
