Assembly Brewing, a pioneer of Detroit-style pizza in Portland, to open Alberta Street location

Updated: Feb. 09, 2024, 2:23 p.m.
Published: Feb. 08, 2024, 6:00 a.m.

A man dressed in black stands in the doorway of a pizzeria under an orange sign that reads Assembly Brewing Pizza Annex. Small wooden tables line the sidewalk in front. — Assembly Brewing opens Pizza Annex

A rectangular pizza on a rack — Assembly Brewing opens Pizza Annex

Andre Meunier | The Oregonian/OregonLive

Assembly Brewing, which five years ago transformed a former Southeast Portland grocery store into a brewpub that was among the first to bring now widely popular Detroit-style pizza to Portland, is opening a location on Northeast Alberta Street.

Assembly’s second location, the Pizza Annex, opens Friday in the former Bella Faccia Pizza, which closed last summer at Northeast Alberta Street and 29th Avenue. Unlike Assembly’s original location on Southeast Foster Road, the pizzeria-style location will have counter service, offer pizza-by-the-slice and will be family oriented, with minors welcome.

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