Top Pizza News

A national BOOK IT! event puts $10,000 on the line.

One company has figured out how to offer online ordering and bring in customers.

As part of the company’s bailout campaign, CEO Dave Brendon surprised one Texas resident with an unexpected delivery.

The Indianapolis-based pizza chain again received the “Consumers’ Choice Award for Business Excellence” in its category.

The pizza chain used borrowings on this lien credit facility to prepay $25 million that was outstanding on the first.

The Loop Pizza Grill is trying out a new player this spring in its all-star salad lineup, the new Asian Chicken Salad.

Uno Chicago Grill customers can save up to $6 thanks to new Complete Pizza Meal deal.

The chain gave away free Tater Tot Pizza in honor of the mock wedding of “Mr. Tater Tot” and “Miss Cheese Pizza.”

SoNo Pizza & Pasta Factory is letting diners decide what to pay for their pizzas every Wednesday.

Goodfella’s Brick Oven Pizza won the World’s Best Pizza award at the International Pizza Expo along with $10,000.

Pizza Fusion’s first two LEED restaurants receive Gold and Silver certification from the United States Gree Building Council.

U.S. Air Force veteran Rick Loz is opening his second store with the program.

Literary characters Charlie and Lola are the latest to support the nationwide reading program.

Operators have replaced more than 340 million pounds of trans fat and 130 million pounds of saturated fat since 2006.

The ‘Buzz in to Win’ campaign will include national marketing, advertising components, and giveaways.

The pizza chain co-branded with another fast-food brand to open the new location.

The pizza chain founder delivered pizzas to Camp Buehring and the local USO.

The pizza chain will follow the president’s lead and air a 30-second TV roadblock.

The brand credits its new Amigo Pizza with boosting sales.

Papa Murphy’s customers can celebrate this Valentine’s Day with a heart-shaped pepperoni pizza.

Pizza Hut is pulling out all the stops for its latest marketing effort surrounding the Tuscani Lasagna.

The award-winning pizza chain should “fit into the Seattle food scene perfectly.”

The new system for the pizza chain will run on a standardized Windows platform.

Columbus, Ohio-based Mama Mimi’s is bucking the financial crisis.

The buffet chain will offer incentives for franchisees willing to expand during the recession.

The number of pizzas sold will be enough to cover more than 50 football fields.

The new menu item is the first of its kind in the company’s 22-year history.

The new menu item’s ad campaign will feature “rave reviews” from Italians who sampled it.