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Pizza Hut Charged Us $11 For Its $10 Offer
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Uno Chicago Grill Files For Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
Papa John's Delivery Guy Freaked Out When I Forgot To Tip
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Reviewer: Domino's New Recipe Is Better
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Domino's Changing Pizza Recipe
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Domino's Pulls Ads From 'Jersey Shore' Show
Noid Sick Of Being Avoided, Coming Back
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Hungry Guy Says Online Pizza Hut Coupon Doesn't Work
Tempted by a commercial he saw during a football game, Dave decided to order a 1-topping carry out pizza online for $6.99. But every time he entered the order, the internet kept telling him he had to pay $14.74. More »
Pizza Hut Coupons Let You Choose To Be An Idiot If You Want
While digging around on the Pizza Hut website's deals section, Jacob found this murderers' row of pizza coupons, which lets you get a large one-topping pizza for $9.99, $10.99 or $11.99 — your choice! He writes: More »
This Chuck E. Cheese Restaurant Really Knows How To Party
Police had to respond to three separate incidents in one day this past Saturday at the Chuck E. Cheese in Susquehanna Township, Pennsylvania, according The Patriot-News. We hope the police got some free slices or skee-ball tickets on that last call. Well maybe just free skee-ball tickets. More »
Unlimited Pizza Toppings - Limit: Five Toppings
While it's true that the laws of physics limit how many toppings one really can put on a pizza, reader Andrew in Austin was still amused to read this ad for Gatti's which features "unlimited" toppings with a limit of five toppings. More »
Infamous Domino's Where Gross-Out Video Was Recorded Closes Doors
Remember that Domino's Pizza, the one in North Carolina where Kristy and Michael recorded themselves doing gross things to the food? The Charlotte Observer has reported that the location has gone out of business, at least for now—"closed signs have been placed in the windows and the phone has been disconnected." More »
Papa John's Camaro Drives To Court
We all should have known that at the intersection of a long-lost car, a multi-national pizza chain, and a huge cash reward, there would be litigation. Papa John's owner John Schnatter offered a $250,000 reward for his 1971 Camaro. A couple who formerly owned the car helped Schnatter track it down, but didn't receive the reward because they didn't hold the car's title. They did receive a $25,000 "finder's fee," but claim that the reward should rightfully be theirs. Now the company and the couple are suing each other. [WKLY] (Thanks, Becky!) More »
Not All Camaro Owners Got Free Pizza From Papa John's
Like Quizno's and KFC before them, Papa John's went and set up a cute promotion without making sure that all of their franchisees have signed on. Papa John's founder John Schnatter was reunited with his long-lost 1971 Camaro, and to celebrate, promised free pizza to anyone who drove up to a Papa John's restaurant in a Camaro. Except, you guessed it, not at all Papa John's locations. More »
Kraft Frozen Pizzas Recalled in 17 States
Time to check the freezer. Kraft, Jack's Original, Sausage & Pepperoni Pizza, Made with Pork, Chicken & Beef is being recalled because it might contain "a soy protein allergen." In other words, Kraft needs to warn carnivores that they may be eating soy. More »
Dallas Cowboys' New Stadium Offers $90 Pizza With No Toppings
If man were to dig a fancy pit that rich people would fight to throw money into, we suppose it would look a lot like the Dallas Cowboys' new $1.2 billion stadium. For only $800,000 you can rent a suite that doesn't include tickets to the game — or food and drink. More »
Free Food From Pizza Hut Via Twitter And Facebook
The new Pizza Hut social media intern has her first assignment, and it's to give out codes for free stuffed pizza rolls to the company's followers on Twitter and Facebook. Let's hope they've planned ahead better than KFC did. [Mashable] (Thanks, David!) More »
Pizza Hut Tries To Avoid Blame For Its Pizza, Shortens Name To "The Hut"
Update: To clarify, Pizza Hut isn't changing its name. It's co-adopting "The Hut" is a secondary branding mark, or something like that. (Thanks to William!) More »
Food Advertising Reality Check: Pizza And Burger Edition
This doesn't quite qualify as "unacceptable food." More like "food that doesn't look quite like depicted in the ads." We bring disappointing photographs of a frozen pizza from fancy-pants grocer Whole Foods, and a humble cheeseburger from Jack in the Box. More »
Man Assaults Chuck E. Cheese During Kiddie Attack
A 34-year-old man in Massachusetts will pay a $500 fine for ripping off the head of Chuck E. Cheese and yelling at the guy inside, says WBZTV. The man was angry that Cheese had allegedly pinned his child against a video game machine while trying to escape a swarm of children who were hopped up on skee-ball and pizza. More »