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Surprise restaurant sets out on new Mission in City Center

Barbecue joint honors veterans, first responders

Veterans and first responders were at the forefront of the opening of a new restaurant in Surprise’s City Center.

World War II Staff Sgt. Peter La Rosa was the veteran honoree who helped Mission BBQ open its first location in Surprise and second in Arizona on June 24.

La Rosa was recognized as part of the ribbon cutting and flag raising ceremony at the new restaurant at 14487 W. Bell Road.

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Surprise restaurant sets out on new Mission in City Center

Barbecue joint honors veterans, first responders

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Veterans and first responders were at the forefront of the opening of a new restaurant in Surprise’s City Center.

World War II Staff Sgt. Peter La Rosa was the veteran honoree who helped Mission BBQ open its first location in Surprise and second in Arizona on June 24.

La Rosa was recognized as part of the ribbon cutting and flag raising ceremony at the new restaurant at 14487 W. Bell Road.

Company  Co-Founder and Co-Owner Bill Kraus, Vice President of Operations Dave Dotterer and Surprise General Manager Miranda Lalone participated in the ribbon cutting along with La Rosa, new Surprise Police Chief Evan Becher and other members of the Surprise Police and Fire-Medical departments.

The restaurant has another location in Paradise Valley. It is also found in 23 states.

Visit mission-bbq.com.

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