Pizza Capers
Pizza Capers is an Australian fast food chain specializing in pizza, pasta, wings, and bread. Founded in 1996 in Kenmore, Queensland, the company has grown to include over 110 stores across Australia and Singapore.
History[edit | edit source]
Pizza Capers was founded by Anthony Russo and Scott Geiszler in 1996. The first store was opened in Kenmore, Queensland. The founders aimed to provide a high-quality, value-for-money experience for pizza lovers. The company quickly gained popularity and began franchising in 2005.
In 2012, Pizza Capers was acquired by Retail Food Group, a global food and beverage company. Despite the change in ownership, Pizza Capers continues to maintain its commitment to quality ingredients and innovative pizza flavors.
Menu[edit | edit source]
Pizza Capers' menu offers a wide variety of options, including traditional and gourmet pizzas, pastas, salads, wings, and bread. The company is known for its innovative pizza flavors, such as the "Peking Duck Pizza" and the "Seafood Barcelona". Pizza Capers also offers a range of vegetarian and gluten-free options.
Franchising[edit | edit source]
Pizza Capers began offering franchise opportunities in 2005. The company provides comprehensive training and support to its franchisees, including assistance with store design, marketing, and operations. As of 2021, Pizza Capers has over 110 franchise stores across Australia and Singapore.
Awards and Recognition[edit | edit source]
Pizza Capers has received numerous awards for its quality food and innovative menu. In 2008, the company was awarded the Franchise Council of Australia's 'Franchisor of the Year' award. In 2010, Pizza Capers' "Seafood Barcelona" pizza was named 'Best Pizza' at the Australian Pizza Championships.
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