GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KJCT) – Boston Pizza in Grand Junction will reopen its doors this Friday.

In late August, an electrical fire occurred at the entrance of the restaurant. Fire crews extinguished the fire in a short time, and no injuries occurred.

This incident led to the restaurant being closed for 68 days for smoke cleanup and repairs.

Randy Gulden, owner of Grand Junction Bostons Pizza, had this to say about the reopening:

“We know we have a huge following and we’re excited to come back and bring them here and see all the changes and the staff being up to the task. “We’ve employed all the employees we had previously employed here, and they can’t wait for everyone to come back.”

Additions were made to the restaurant, including new chairs and a new floor in the dining room.

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