Friday, June 13, 2008
Prego Pasta House in North Dallas closed for now due to gas leak
DALLAS — The North Dallas branch of Prego Pasta House shut down yesterday, and it seems unlikely it will re-open, according to an employee at the branch on Greenville Avenue.
"They had some problems -- a real bad gas leak under the building," the employee said.
It seems unlikely the place will re-open any time soon -- if at all. According to said employee, the lease was about to expire. For now, the landlord will have to go in and repair the gas leak, preventing the restaurant from re-opening at that location soon. Would it withstand finding a new location?
It opened on Trinity Mills Road near the Tollway nearly 10 years ago, in November 1998; the original on Greenville Avenue has been open since 1982. Prego is noted for its Campisi's-like thin-crust pizza and its house-made sausage.
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