Tonelli's Pizza Pub Closing In Horsham After 30 Years

HORSHAM TOWNSHIP, PA —Tonelli's Pizza Pub will be closing its doors after 30 years.

Owner Chip Randa made the announcement Tuesday in a Facebook post that the last day for the business on Route 611 (Easton Road) will be on Sunday.

"Dear Customers, Friends, & Family, I have decided to retire after 30 years of serving the Finest two towns in the universe: Hatboro & Horsham," Randa said. "It has been my pleasure to serve all of you!"

Randa also served in the community coaching children in soccer, baseball, and basketball through the years.

“Coach Chip will always be my favorite name. I hope to see as many of you as possible before this Sunday," he said. Please tell everyone so they have the chance to get one more pizza or cheesesteak in before we close. May God Bless Hatboro & Horsham forever."

Tonelli’s opened in Horsham in 1993.

Its mission was to sell the best pizza, wings, cheesesteaks, and hoagies "in the universe," Randa told Patch last year during the 30-year anniversary celebration.

But the business also wanted to cater to the community.

Tonelli's supports youth athletics and also participates in Horsham Township's Restaurant Week, which recently concluded.

Randa has donated more than $789,000 toward youth athletics from elementary through high school. He's also personally coached more than 375 boys and girls in soccer, baseball, and basketball.