Sexton’s Pizza Joins The Little Grand Market at Grandview Crossing

Thrive Companies, A person in a plaid shirt holds three stacked pizza boxes labeled www.sextonspizza.com, spotlighting the tasty offerings from Sexton’s Pizza at Little Grand Market, against a dark textured background. Apartments in Columbus Ohio
Thrive Companies, A person in a plaid shirt holds three stacked pizza boxes labeled www.sextonspizza.com, spotlighting the tasty offerings from Sexton’s Pizza at Little Grand Market, against a dark textured background. Apartments in Columbus Ohio

News | March 12, 2026

Sexton’s Pizza Now Open at The Little Grand Market

Sexton’s Pizza is now open at The Little Grand Market in Grandview Crossing, bringing its dough-first approach, Brooklyn-style pies, and only by-the-slice offering anywhere to the Columbus food hall.

The launch adds one of Central Ohio’s most recognizable pizza brands to The Little Grand Market’s chef-partner lineup, giving guests a new way to experience Sexton’s in a casual, flexible format built for lunch, dinner, game days, market visits, and spontaneous meetups.

Opening Highlights

  • Now openSexton’s Pizza opened at The Little Grand Market in March 2026.
  • Only slices anywhereThe Little Grand Market is the only place to get Sexton’s Pizza by the slice.
  • Signature processSexton’s uses a three-day poolish and long fermentation process to build flavor, structure, and texture into its dough.
  • LocationThe Little Grand Market is located at 710 Grandview Crossing Way in Columbus.
  • Community contextThe opening strengthens the market’s role as a food, drink, and gathering destination inside Grandview Crossing.

A Dough-First Columbus Pizza Brand Comes to Grandview

Sexton’s has built its following through patience and consistency. Its dough ferments for three days before the final dough is mixed, creating the flavor, structure, and texture that define the brand’s Brooklyn-style pies.

That process matters because slice service usually rewards speed and simplicity. Sexton’s arrival at The Little Grand Market gives guests the convenience of ordering by the slice while preserving the craft behind the pizza itself.

For a closer look at the approach, The Little Grand Market has published more on why Sexton’s is not just another slice shop and what a three-day poolish means for pizza.

“We’re very excited to welcome Sexton’s Pizza to The Little Grand Market. Their quality and consistency are exactly what we look for in our partners, and we’re confident they’ll quickly become a favorite within the market.”

Nora O’Malley, Partner and SVP of Experience at Thrive Companies

Why The Little Grand Market Is the Right Fit

The Little Grand Market was designed around curated local partners, strong food concepts, and shared experiences. With 10 chef-driven concepts, two full bars, patios, and access to a three-acre sip-and-stroll park, the market gives guests several reasons to gather beyond a single meal.

Sexton’s fits that model because the brand brings a clear point of view. The menu is built around method, restraint, and repeatable quality. Inside the market, that focus becomes more accessible while still protecting the process that made the pizza stand out.

Guests can find current vendor details on the Sexton’s Pizza page at The Little Grand Market.

Partnership as Placemaking

At Grandview Crossing, food and beverage partners help shape how people use the community. A strong restaurant does more than serve a meal. It creates routines, invites repeat visits, and gives residents, neighbors, office workers, and visitors a shared place to meet.

That is the larger role of The Little Grand Market within Grandview Crossing. The market connects apartments, retail, office space, public green space, coffee, cocktails, local food, and events into one walkable destination close to Downtown Columbus, Grandview Heights, and Upper Arlington.

The addition of Sexton’s builds on that momentum by adding a familiar Columbus favorite with enough pull to bring people into the market and enough craft to keep them coming back.

Local Coverage Shows the Larger Story

Local media has followed The Little Grand Market from opening announcement to public launch. Columbus Underground’s first look covered the market’s August 2024 public opening at Grandview Crossing, including its chef partners, coffee shop, bar, and 22,500-square-foot food hall setting.

WOSU Public Media placed The Little Grand Market within the broader Columbus food hall conversation, noting the city’s growing mix of locally owned vendors, shared seating, and gathering-focused food destinations.

For Sexton’s specifically, 614NOW covered the March 2026 opening, highlighting the brand’s fermented dough, charred crust, and Grandview arrival.

A Stronger Market, One Partner at a Time

The Little Grand Market continues to grow through partners with clear standards, strong identities, and a reason to be part of the mix. Sexton’s brings all three.

For guests, the opening means easier access to a Columbus favorite. For the market, it adds a craft-driven pizza partner with a loyal following. For Grandview Crossing, it strengthens the everyday energy that makes a mixed-use community feel active, useful, and connected.

Sexton’s Pizza at The Little Grand Market FAQ

Is Sexton’s Pizza open at The Little Grand Market?

Yes. Sexton’s Pizza is now open at The Little Grand Market at 710 Grandview Crossing Way in Columbus.

Can guests order Sexton’s Pizza by the slice?

Yes. The Little Grand Market is the only place to get Sexton’s Pizza by the slice.

What makes Sexton’s dough different?

Sexton’s uses a three-day poolish and long fermentation process before the final dough is mixed. That process helps create the flavor, structure, and texture the brand is known for.

Where is The Little Grand Market located?

The Little Grand Market is located at 710 Grandview Crossing Way in Columbus, Ohio, inside Grandview Crossing.

Is The Little Grand Market part of Thrive Companies?

The Little Grand Market is part of Thrive Companies’ family of brands and is located within Grandview Crossing, a Thrive Companies mixed-use community.

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