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Iconic Darwin Pizza Business Expands to Palmerston - Darwin, Northern Territory
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Fannie Bay Super Pizza has opened a second location in Palmerston, expanding the long-running Darwin business into a new Greater Darwin market.
A long-running Darwin pizza business has expanded into a second location, opening a new store in Palmerston as it looks to serve customers across the wider Darwin region.
Fannie Bay Super Pizza, which has operated in Darwin since 1988, has opened its new Palmerston location on The Boulevard. The expansion represents a significant step for the locally established business after more than three decades operating from its original Fannie Bay location.
The new store officially opened on Wednesday, 11 August 2026, giving Palmerston residents a closer option for the business's established pizza and Italian takeaway menu.
The expansion follows growing demand from Palmerston customers who have traditionally travelled to Fannie Bay to purchase food from the original restaurant.
Business owner Neal Adams said the company had considered expanding for some time but waited until the right opportunity became available. The decision reflects the changing population and growing demand across Palmerston and the broader Greater Darwin area.
The new location is expected to operate with the same approach to food preparation, customer service and staff training used at the original Fannie Bay business.
Maintaining consistency between the two stores is an important part of the expansion. Customers familiar with the Fannie Bay restaurant will be able to access the same style of food and service at the new Palmerston location.
The expansion also represents another example of established local businesses responding to population growth in the Greater Darwin region.
Palmerston has developed significantly over recent decades and has become an important residential and commercial centre within the Northern Territory. Businesses expanding into Palmerston can benefit from the area's growing customer base while providing residents with additional local dining options.
For the Fannie Bay business, opening a second store allows the company to reach customers who may not regularly travel into Darwin's inner suburbs.
The new location is expected to be particularly busy during evenings and weekends, when takeaway food demand is generally higher. The business has indicated it is preparing for strong customer interest, especially on Friday and Saturday nights.
Online, phone and in-person ordering options are available, with the online ordering system being finalised around the opening period.
The opening also provides employment opportunities as the business expands its workforce and operations across two locations.
For Darwin's local business community, the expansion is notable because it involves an established independent operator rather than a newly launched national chain.
The business has been part of Darwin's food scene since 1988, meaning the second location represents a major change after more than 40 years of operation from its original base.
The Palmerston expansion is therefore both a business development and a local community story, connecting a well-known Darwin business with a rapidly growing neighbouring city.
This is a new, unique Greater Darwin business story published on 11 August 2026, separate from the previously sent Youth Hub, Charles Darwin University funding, and Performing Arts Awards stories. Duplicate coverage of the same pizza-store opening has been excluded.
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A long-running Darwin pizza business has expanded into a second location, opening a new store in Palmerston as it looks to serve customers across the wider Darwin region.
Fannie Bay Super Pizza, which has operated in Darwin since 1988, has opened its new Palmerston location on The Boulevard. The expansion represents a significant step for the locally established business after more than three decades operating from its original Fannie Bay location.
The new store officially opened on Wednesday, 11 August 2026, giving Palmerston residents a closer option for the business's established pizza and Italian takeaway menu.
The expansion follows growing demand from Palmerston customers who have traditionally travelled to Fannie Bay to purchase food from the original restaurant.
Business owner Neal Adams said the company had considered expanding for some time but waited until the right opportunity became available. The decision reflects the changing population and growing demand across Palmerston and the broader Greater Darwin area.
The new location is expected to operate with the same approach to food preparation, customer service and staff training used at the original Fannie Bay business.
Maintaining consistency between the two stores is an important part of the expansion. Customers familiar with the Fannie Bay restaurant will be able to access the same style of food and service at the new Palmerston location.
The expansion also represents another example of established local businesses responding to population growth in the Greater Darwin region.
Palmerston has developed significantly over recent decades and has become an important residential and commercial centre within the Northern Territory. Businesses expanding into Palmerston can benefit from the area's growing customer base while providing residents with additional local dining options.
For the Fannie Bay business, opening a second store allows the company to reach customers who may not regularly travel into Darwin's inner suburbs.
The new location is expected to be particularly busy during evenings and weekends, when takeaway food demand is generally higher. The business has indicated it is preparing for strong customer interest, especially on Friday and Saturday nights.
Online, phone and in-person ordering options are available, with the online ordering system being finalised around the opening period.
The opening also provides employment opportunities as the business expands its workforce and operations across two locations.
For Darwin's local business community, the expansion is notable because it involves an established independent operator rather than a newly launched national chain.
The business has been part of Darwin's food scene since 1988, meaning the second location represents a major change after more than 40 years of operation from its original base.
The Palmerston expansion is therefore both a business development and a local community story, connecting a well-known Darwin business with a rapidly growing neighbouring city.
This is a new, unique Greater Darwin business story published on 11 August 2026, separate from the previously sent Youth Hub, Charles Darwin University funding, and Performing Arts Awards stories. Duplicate coverage of the same pizza-store opening has been excluded.
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