Black-owned Triple Jay’s Pizzeria was born out of tragedy. Now it’s ready to expand.

When "Jay" Terrence first opened Triple Jay's Pizzeria in 2014, he thought nobody would be interested. Now, he's looking to expand. Meet the family behind the Atlanta pizza joint with more than 80,000 social media followers.

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Black-owned Triple Jay’s Pizzeria was born out of tragedy. Now it’s ready to expand.

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