Blaze Pizza expected to open next summer in Richardson
Blaze Pizza offers gluten-free and keto-friendly crust options. (Courtesy Blaze Pizza)
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Blaze Pizza will open at 1450 E. Belt Line Road, Richardson, next summer. The fast-casual restaurant allows guests to customize signature pizzas or create their own. It also offers gluten-free and keto-friendly crusts as well as vegan cheese. www.blazepizza.com
By Makenzie Plusnick
Makenzie graduated from Tarleton State University in 2019 with a degree in communications. While in school, she interned at the Weatherford Democrat and was editor of Texan News Service, a news outlet at Tarleton. She enjoys true crime podcasts, riding horses, and spending time with her dog.
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