New Pizza Place Opens In South Brunswick

SOUTH BRUNSWICK, NJ — Pie Five Pizza Co. opened its doors Monday, Jan. 8 in the Kendall Park section of South Brunswick Township. The restaurant is known for its customizable pizzas prepared and ready to enjoy in five minutes or less, they promise.

They are located at 3010 Rt. 27 in Kendall Park (at the Finnegan's Lane intersection). Pie Five had an official ribbon-cutting ceremony Monday hosted by South Brunswick Mayor Christopher Killmurray, Barrett Pedersen, MIDJersey Chamber of Commerce President Thomas Curtin and the Asian Indian Chamber of Commerce.

Open every day from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m., Pie Five says they want to target busy families and active professionals looking for a fast and delicious meal handcrafted from fresh, hand-cut veggies and artisan toppings. Pie Five offers Halal meat and will have a separate line, oven and cutting station for vegetarians.

“We are thrilled to open New Jersey’s first Pie Five in the wonderful Kendall Park community,” said Pie Five franchisee Dinesh Goswami. “There is no other pizza like the pizza we craft here at Pie Five. We use a conveyor belt oven so you get a consistently cooked pizza every time you order, plus you can build your own pie with unlimited fresh cut toppings for a fixed price of just $7.99. These quality offerings combined with our speedy service, specialized menu items and friendly environment is perfect for this area. We are a community franchise and it’s our duty to support local churches, schools and temples, so we look forward to raising donations for the Kendall Park community in the months and years ahead.”

This is Goswami’s first Pie Five location. He also has investments in the Arby’s, Popeyes, Taco Bell and Dunkin Donuts in the area.

Pie Five offers seven savory sauces and four made-from-scratch crusts, plus gluten-free crust and vegan cheese options. They also serve hand-tossed wings, a freshly tossed salad or warm cinnamon stix for dessert.

Pie Five has about 100 other locations nationwide. This is their first outpost in New Jersey.

Photos provided by Pie Five.