By Peyton Furtado

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FOUNTAIN INN, South Carolina ( WYFF ) — An upstate restaurant has been giving away authentic Italian food for more than a month. They’ve lost hundreds of thousands of dollars, but say they have no choice.

“It’s breathlessly delicious,” said one customer between bites.

“A lot of pizza crusts are like cardboard, this is not like that,” said another.

Named after Paul Cheli’s grandmother, Angelina’s, a restaurant in Fountain Inn already has a cult following.

Some people are calling their pizza the best pizza in South Carolina. The only issue? They can’t sell it.

“The city is trying to hold our business license up because of a debt owed by somebody else,” Paul said.

That debt is more than $200 thousand dollars in hospitality tax a

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