National pizza chain abruptly closes 13 Ohio stores

More than a dozen Ohio Domino’s locations abruptly closed their doors recently, according to a press release from Nation’s Restaurants News.

Mile High Pizza Company, which is owned by long-time Domino’s franchisee Anthony Satterwhite, closed the doors of 13 Domino’s locations in Northern and Central Ohio.

The closure include Domino’s locations in the following cities:

Akron
Barberton
Ashland
Canal Fulton
Crestline
Galion
Mansfield
Mt. Gilead
Wadsworth

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Domino’s confirmed the closures to Nation’s Restaurant News, referring to Mile High Pizza Company as a “former franchisee.”

The national pizza brand noted that it is “actively working to transition these stores to new ownership.”

Mile High Pizza Company operates in the Akron, Cleveland, Columbus, and Mansfield areas.

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