Starting September 1st, Catch-a-Fire Pizza will now offering Happy Hour 7-Days a week from 3pm-6pm featuring an extensive selection of food & drinks between $5-$9. No matter what you're celebrating or what team you're rooting for, Catch-a-Fire Pizza has you covered. No need to wait until 5 pm or sit at the bar, guests can enjoy Happy Hour at the Blue Ash restaurant bar/lounge area, outside patio or dine-in tables and booths daily.
Catch-a-Fire Pizza has a success story that many food truck operators dream of when they start their mobile pizza business. The Ledfords strategically aligned with prosperous businesses that had a steady flow of patrons, particularly taprooms, hitting nearly every brewery in the Cincinnati area. The move would escalate their growth beyond what they imagined.
A Cincinnati-born pizzeria, which started life as a food truck before opening its first location inside of MadTree Brewing, is opening a third outpost in a Queen City suburb. Catch-a-Fire Pizza plans to open a third location – its second freestanding brick-and-mortar restaurant – in downtown Lebanon at 511 N. Broadway St. as early as spring 2021.
"Best" to you could mean cheapest, fastest, or bulkiest. It could mean flat-out most delicious. Or it could mean the slice that you would most trust to put your town on the map. The pie you roll out when your out-of-town friends come to visit, and Catch-a-Fire Pizza is officially on this national list by Thrillist Magazine.
Here is a sampling of the best things restaurant reviewer and critique, Polly Cambell, ate this year. Many of them classics, but not all. If you read her blog or click the Dining button on Cincinnati.com frequently, you may have already heard of all these including Catch-a-Fire Pizza’s one love wood-fired pizza, cherry-picked for you and in one place.
For 15 years, Jeff Ledford ran some of the finest restaurants in Cincinnati. But in February, he and his wife Melissa turned a culinary dream into a reality when they opened their food truck, Catch-A-Fire Pizza.
