ROME: The Real Italian Pizza Company has announced it will be launching its first restaurant in Cardiff.
The family-run business, which already operates an outlet in Bath, has signed a 15 year lease for a unit on Trinity Street in the city centre.
The venture will create more than 15 jobs and is expected to be open from August with the capacity for 120 diners including the al-fresco seating of 24.
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