North Italia Restaurant To Open In Irvine

Edwin Goei • OC Weekly • August 4, 2015
As California Pizza Kitchen is being built to replace El Cholo Cantina in one part of Irvine, North Italia Restaurant is being built to replace a California Pizza Kitchen in another. North Italia is part of a chain based in Arizona with...
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