Firestone, a popular pizza restaurant and takeaway located at Haymarket Metro station in Newcastle city centre, has closed its doors. However, the owners have assured customers that this is not the end, revealing plans to expand their kiosk network across the city.
Closure Announced via Instagram
On Sunday, a post on Firestone's Instagram confirmed the closure, stating: 'An important update for our customers: we are no longer trading from our Haymarket Store. This is not goodbye. Instead, we are expanding our kiosk network, bringing the Firestone experience to more convenient locations throughout the city. That means the same handcrafted pizzas you know and love, with an easier, more accessible way to order.'
The statement also thanked customers: 'We would like to take this opportunity to thank our customers for your incredible support during our time at Haymarket. It has truly meant the world! Stay tuned for further announcements about new kiosk locations, we can’t wait to tell you more!'
Background on Firestone's Popularity
Firestone was known for serving high-quality pizza slices at reasonable prices, making it a favourite among Newcastle United fans heading to St James' Park and office workers alike. Its prime location at Haymarket Metro station made it a convenient stop for a quick bite before or after matches or work.
Future Plans
The closure graphic included the words 'This is not goodbye, just the start of something bigger!' The owners plan to focus on expanding kiosk locations throughout Newcastle, aiming to make Firestone's handcrafted pizzas more accessible to customers.
