News: Northern New England
Posted: June 7, 2024
Anderson of Malone and Lamontagne and Plourde of Dunham sell 4,091 s/f to Noble Pizzeria & Barbecue
Portland, ME Malone Commercial Brokers (MCB) negotiated the sale of 476 Stevens Ave. to Ryan Carey, founder of Noble Barbecue. Mike Anderson of MCB, Justin Lamontagne and Bryan Plourde of The Dunham Group brokered the transaction.
Noble Barbecue will rebrand as Noble Pizzeria & Barbecue at their new location. The 4,091 s/f facility will feature a full dining room, an 18-seat bar, and a patio with seating for up to 50 guests. Noble’s barbecue will remain on the menu alongside their new selection of coal-fired pizza.
Noble founder Ryan Carey said, “Noble Pizzeria & Barbecue is the culmination of my team’s culinary passions. We’re thrilled to bring our craft barbecue and wood-fired pizzas together under one roof in this incredible new space.” The new Noble Pizzeria & Barbecue location is scheduled to open in July, with the original Noble Barbecue on Forest Ave. remaining open until that time.
Anderson said “476 Stevens Ave. was shown to numerous restaurateurs both local and from away over the past year and a half. I’m glad to have helped facilitate yet another local Maine business expand and believe Noble will do exceedingly well in Deering Center. It was a pleasure working with Ryan Carey and his team as well as Justin Lamontagne and Bryan Plourde from The Dunham Group.”
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