Neapolitan Pizza, one of Gujarat’s first Quick serve restaurant (QSR) has introduced a small outlet model to attract and engage more and more young entrepreneurs in the QSR segment.
With this model, the franchise will be rolled out on FOFO basis with a small investment to the tune of just Rs 10 lakh, half of which will be financed by the company. The company will provide complete set up, know-how and technical and marketing support, including brand promotions.
The Vadodara-headquartered pizzeria is expanding further, with seven new outlets scheduled to be opened across Gujarat and Maharashtra. The QSR firm will be opening its first ever outlet in Orlando, Florida, United States on June 19.
Mukund Purohit, Chairman and Managing Director, Neapolitan Pizza Limited, said, "Our expansion policies are in line with the fulfilment of our objective – ‘quality pizza at affordable prices’. Another objective is to catapult an Indian name in the pizzeria restaurant sector, as opposed to other pizza brands of American or European origin."
Mumbai-based 1441 Pizzeria is all set to open its 23rd outlet in Chembur, Mumbai.
Made using bona fide ingredients sourced from Italy itself, the hand-stretched and woodfired pizzas alongside refreshing appetizers, delectable pasta, moreish sides like garlic bread and jalapeno poppers to name a few are no less than a divine treat for the taste buds, and the brand is delighted to woo the people of Chembur with its yummylicious offerings now.
“We're exceedingly excited about the launch of our new outlet in Chembur, 1441 Pizzeria is an experience and we want everyone to have it. This is the opening of our 23rd outlet in the country and we are thrilled about it. At the same time, we look forward to opening many more in the nearby cities,” shared Krishna Gupta, Managing Director of 1441 Pizzeria.
This new outlet is a span-new addition to Pizzeria's victorious expansion and it's ready to render mouth-watering items across their menu once again.
The new branch will also be available for orders on their official website as well as delivery applications.
Devoted to elevating and embarking on new ventures at every step, Krishna Gupta & Vandini Gupta have been a pioneer in taking the ever-evolving food industry by storm. From cloud kitchens, and retailing to brand merchandising they've shown massive growth in all walks and the new branch is another addition to their success.
1441 Pizzeria, known for their unlimited toppings, cheese, and sauces on traditionally wood-fired pizzas is now open for dining at select cities.
The restaurant is serving customers at Ahmedabad, Kormangla and JP Nagar in Bengaluru.
It is also delivering your favourite pizza at Fort, Kamala Mills, Lokhandwala, Vile Parle, Malad, Chembur in Mumbai, JP Nagar, Koramangala in Bengaluru, Koregaon Park in Pune, and Ahmedabad.
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You can also select on your own by choosing your favourite toppings.
The pizza chain is following all safety and hygiene guidelines as per WHO and the government.
With 13 outlets in their name across 4 cities, the app allows users to interact with the brand directly, it launched their first mobile app, available for iOS and Android last year. This initiative of the brand is meant to create a value proposition for its customer base and to reach out to a wider range of customers.
In a digitally driven world, 1441 Pizzeria is primed to lead the way in the fast-casual sector.
Also Read: 1441 Pizzeria launches its Woodfired Pizza Ordering App
Started by Krishna Gupta in 2015 with a concept to bring authenticity of Italian wood fired pizza to India, at 1441 Pizzeria, the concept and menu has been designed and created by the Italian Pizza Master chef Renato Viola who will also be training the chefs personally.
City-based Zucca Pizzeria is planning to open 100 outlets across South India in another two years.
Arun Kumar, Founder of Zucca said “With three outlets in the city and three more in the pipeline, the company has 17,000 unique pizza delivery customers, which will be increased to one lakh customers in the next one year. There were plans to open 100 outlets in the next two years as there was good demand for freshly baked hand-crafted pizzas, unlike those available in leading brands. More entrepreneurs were willing to open franchisees, with an investment of Rs 20 lakh to Rs 25 lakh each. Zucca has partnered with an online company ASK, which has many kiosks in populated residential areas and apartments across the city”.
Company has its own billing system, which eliminates the traditional PoS and uses mobile devices for taking orders. This method was quick and easy to take orders, which created efficiency and also huge saving in capital investment.
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