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Pizza Inn

Fast Casual: Pizza Inn Opens Non-Traditional Kiosk Location

The P.I.E. concept will streamline the ordering experience for customers in order to boost overall convenience.

By Mary Zavell1851 Franchise Contributor

8:06 AM • 05/31/18

Pizza Inn has launched a new version of its restaurant in the Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport. According to a recent article in Fast Casual, this location is the first P.I.E. concept, which is differentiated by its ordering kiosks.

"We are excited to be part of the P.I.E. concept kick-off at FLL, and we know travelers will love the convenient service style as much as the fresh-made pizzas," said Kevin Kelly, President of Delaware North’s Travel Division.

The P.I.E. concept will streamline the ordering experience for customers in order to boost overall convenience. Airport guests will be able to expect a quicker ordering process, ideal for travelers in a hurry.

Read the full article here.

Photo Courtesy of Pizza Inn's Facebook.

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