O4W Pizza now open in Duluth

A popular local pizza restaurant is on the move.

Not even a month after closing its original location at Irwin Street Market in Old Fourth Ward , O4W Pizza has opened a location in Duluth.

The Duluth location has been in the works since at least March, when Spina bought the property at 3117 Main St., which was previously home to pizza restaurant Steverino's.

Owner Anthony Spina, a New Jersey transplant, opened the original O4W Pizza in early 2015 and has since welcomed crowds and accolades, particularly for his Jersey-style Grandma Pie. Find out how to make the pie here.

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