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Double Wide Grill owners put Route 30 restaurant location up for sale after emergency closing for pandemic

By Tim Schooley – Reporter, Pittsburgh Business Times

The outside of the Double Wide Grill located in the South Side of Pittsburgh.

By Tim Schooley – Reporter, Pittsburgh Business Times

NORTH HUNTINGTON — Steve Zumoff and Scott Kramer have opted to put their Double Wide Grill restaurant along Route 30 in North Huntington up for sale as a potential strategy to overcome the major revenue losses their restaurants have experienced over Pennsylvania’s emergency measures over COVID-19 global pandemic.

The Route 30 restaurant along with the original Double Wide on East Carson Street are currently closed for dine-in business, with the South Side operation serving take out on a limited basis.

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