Za Zoom Drive-Thru Pizza is targeting an opening date of the end of 2026 or beginning of 2027.
The gist
Za Zoom broke ground in the Alliance area of Fort Worth Aug. 27 on the new construction for the drive-thru pizza concept, according to a post from the restaurant’s social media.
The 650-foot store will offer pizza slices and whole pies from a stand-alone drive-thru window, per previous reporting. Like a New York City pizza slice shop, slices will be ready for customers and heated up for a few minutes before being served.
There will be six standard pizza flavors available daily, like cheese and pepperoni, along with a specialty pizza-of-the-month option.
The backstory
Co-owners Sean Brown and Tyler DiGiovanni grew up in Southlake and DiGiovanni now lives in north Fort Worth, according to previous reporting. The duo said they looked for a drive-thru pizza concept that had a traditional New York slice shop feel and they could not find a similar business model.
The family-oriented growth of the Alliance area prompted Brown and DiGiovanni to open the location off North Tarrant Parkway near Keller Central High School and Fossil Ridge High School.
