The Big Cheese, a Miami establishment founded in 1984, was created by childhood friends Bill Archer and Garry Duell. Bill Archer had a passion for cooking from a young age and dedicated over 30 years to serving pizza and high-quality Italian cuisine.
The restaurant is known for being family-friendly and offering affordable dining, with a strong emphasis on quality ingredients. Bill Archer, who was a valued figure in the South Miami community and had ties to the University of Miami, passed away at age 65.
The Big Cheese has been recognized for its longevity and contribution to the local food scene, including acknowledgment as a notable small business by Senator Rubio. The restaurant is celebrated for its combination of experience and enthusiasm in delivering authentic flavors.
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