Honey Boy Pizzeria Opened in Columbus
The new eatery launched inside Eupouria Bar and Patio on N. High Street.
Updated on Oct. 1, 2026 in Openings & Closings
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Honey Boy Pizzeria recently debuted at 1568 N. High St. in Columbus. The eatery, operated by three brothers, features a menu inspired by their late father.
Why it matters
The owners launched the business to memorialize their father while prioritizing family time. They integrated the kitchen into an existing bar to combine food service with entertainment.
The pizzeria features four distinct pizza flavors and offers customers a $1 discount when purchasing two slices. The establishment sold out of its entire inventory in under four hours during its inaugural day of operations.
The players
Honey Boy Pizzeria
This newly established restaurant operates out of an existing bar and patio venue.
Eupouria Bar and Patio
This venue hosts the new pizzeria within its existing commercial space in Columbus.
The details
The pizzeria occupies space inside Eupouria Bar and Patio, offering both by-the-slice and whole pizza options. The menu features house-made ranch dressing and a sweet ricotta dip alongside the main pizza offerings.
Timeline
September 17, 2026: Honey Boy Pizzeria officially opened to the public.
Market Landscape
This opening follows the established trend of small businesses utilizing existing bar infrastructure to minimize overhead while maximizing floor traffic. By embedding within an existing venue, the pizzeria taps into an established customer base in the University District.
Customers can take advantage of a $1 discount when purchasing two slices at the new location. Given the rapid sell-out on opening day, diners should consider visiting earlier in the day to ensure item availability.
The takeaway
Small business owners continue to leverage shared-space models to balance professional goals with family legacy. Strategic site selection within existing nightlife hubs remains a common entry point for new local eateries.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by The Lantern.
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