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Hungry Howie’s franchise opens Reilly Rd location in Fayetteville

By Staff Report, posted 2 years ago
The new Reilly Rd. location. photo provided by: Robert Wasden-Moran

Hungry Howie’s, the originator of Flavored Crust® pizza, opened the doors to

its newest location in Fayetteville, NC at 550 N Reilly Rd Ste 106. This new location offers delivery on Fort Liberty Base.

The new Fayetteville location will be the third Hungry Howie’s location for multi-unit

franchisees Robert Wasden and Randall Moran. 

“We’re so excited to finally bring our flavored crust pizza to Reilly Road,” said Robert Wasden in a  press release. “It’s been such a pleasure to be a member of the Hungry Howie’s family and continue expanding the brand’s footprint in the North Carolina area. Our community is passionate about the brand’s flavored crust pizza, and I look forward to growing the strong fan base throughout the city!”

Originally from Florida, Moran and Wasden are Hungry Howie’s fans turned franchisees. In 2021, they purchased a pre-existing Hungry Howie’s location at 2318 Paintersmill Drive in Fayetteville, NC. Earlier in the year, they opened a second location in Clayton, NC at 9145 Cleveland Rd. 

The duo is already looking at opportunities to further expand the brand’s presence in North Carolina. They are currently under construction to open I Mac N Cheese next to their Hungry Howie's in Clayton, NC.

“You could say more than just fans of Hungry Howie’s,” said Randall Moran in a press release. “Every one of our restaurants has become an integral part of the local neighborhood, and we can’t wait to introduce high-quality flavored crust pizza to a new community.”

Hungry Howie’s newest Fayetteville store is open Sunday through Thursday from 11 AM to 10 PM and Friday and Saturday from 11 AM to midnight. 

For more information on Hungry Howie’s, please call 910-900-9001 or

visit www.hungryhowies.com.

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