Boston Pizza

Boston Pizza is a Canadian pizza chain that owns restaurants in Canada, United States and Mexico.
==History==
Boston Pizza began on August 12, 1964, when Gus Agioritis opened Boston Pizza and Spaghetti House. By 1970, Boston Pizza had 17 locations in Western Canada.
In 1983, Treliving and Melville acquired the Boston Pizza chain from Ron Coyle, who had acquired the company from Agioritis in 1978. The two divested 15 of their restaurants to other franchisees, converted one restaurant to a corporate training restaurant and set about establishing systems and operating standards to standardize company operations. In 1986, Boston Pizza became the official pizza supplier for Expo 86 in Vancouver. This major success for the company led to expansion in Eastern Canada, with the company opening three stores in Southern Ontario in 1989.
By 1995, the chain had 95 restaurants in Western Canada.
In 1997, Mark Pacinda was hired to attempt a further expansion into Eastern Canada. A regional office and restaurant were opened in Mississauga in 1997, followed by another restaurant in Ottawa in September 1998. The company later opened another regional office in Laval, Quebec, in April 2004. As of December 2023, there are 372 Boston Pizza restaurants in Canada, and over 50 Boston's restaurants in the U.S. and Mexico.
==Locations==
==Gallery==
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Category:Restaurants
Category:Pizza Restaurants
Category:1964 establishments
Category:North America
Category:Companies
Category:Franchises
Category:Brands
Category:Companies founded in Canada