Parkdrive Pizza moves from neighborhood to downtown.
Flagstaff insiders already knew about Parkdrive Pizza, which sold its Neapolitan-style pies for two years out of an East Flagstaff home just blocks off Route 66.
Now, Parkdrive Pizza has moved four miles west to 6 E. Aspen Ave. on Heritage Square, where the rest of the city and visitors can enjoy Dane Wallace’s pies seven days a week.
Wallace’s 1,000-square-foot pizza parlor with a patio opened in early October. Some loyal customers have followed Parkdrive to downtown.
“Our clientele believed in our product and our value to the city,” Wallace said.
Arizona’s Cottage Food Law allowed Parkdrive to sell pizzas out of Wallace’s home on Park Drive. State law permits entrepreneurs to sell food products prepared in their homes.
Wallace and his wife had two Gozney pizza ovens set up in their living room. That kept their house…
