Mama Mia! Authentic Italian food is now available on Main Street in Buckhannon

Mama Mia! Authentic Italian food is now available on Main Street in Buckhannon
Robert Behzadi, owner of Mama Mia Pie & Pasta, officially opened his restaurant’s doors Tuesday with a ribbon cutting ceremony.
Monica Zalaznik

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BUCKHANNON — The wait is over for local fans of Italian food.

Mama Mia Pie & Pasta officially opened its doors Tuesday, celebrating the occasion ribbon cutting ceremony.

Robert Behzadi is the owner of Mama Mia Pie & Pasta in Buckhannon and Elkins.

The hours for the restaurant are 11 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday.

The eatery offers dine-in and carry-out, but no delivery.

Mama Mia’s menu includes an array of pasta selections; sausage, veal, chicken and seafood entrees; eggplant dishes; baked pasta; gourmet pizza; calzones; stromboli; subs; and desserts.

Read all about the restaurant here.

A peek inside Mama Mia’s Tuesday.
City and county government officials; building owner David Long; and Mama Mia employees gather for a 10:30 a.m. ribbon cutting, which marked the official opening of Mama Mia Pie & Pasta Tuesday.

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