Domino's Pizza opens its first shop in the Valencian town of Ontiyent, in the El Teler Shopping Centre (carrer del Pintor Josep Segrelles, 1) and creates 26 jobs in the city. The new premises have capacity for 91 persons between the dining room and the terrace. As part of its social responsibility policy, the new Domino's Pizza has entered into a collaboration agreement (Domino's Colabora) with a local organisation, in this case with the association Proyecter Trébol, to which it donates the proceeds of the first day.
This contribution is part of the programme Domino's Collaboratea commitment by the brand to help improving people's lives of the neighbourhoods and cities in which it is installed. And this is in addition to other collaborations it already has with organisations such as Cáritas, Fundación Rafa Puede, Asociación La Traiña, Amizade, Manos de Ayuda Social and Alzhe, among others.
The new shop has 176 square metres of room and has a total capacity of 91 persons between the living room and the terrace. This opening is the 40th of the Valencian Community and to celebrate its arrival in Ontiyent, Domino's is offering all of its medium pizzas at 5 euros for the first thirty days.
In addition, the new shop will also offer the brand's latest novelty, the Crispy Hawaiian pizza with pineapple and a recipe for carbonara mornay sauce, mozzarella 100%, bacon and crispy bacon. Apart from being able to enjoy Domino's pizzas on the premises, it is also possible to order to go and are delivered to your home through the Domino's Pizza Spain Appavailable both on Apple's App Store and Google Play, and from its website.
Domino's Pizza also has an offer of gluten-free pizzas which are produced on the spot with strict safety protocols and which has just been awarded by the Federation of Spanish Coeliac Associations (FACE). All pizzas at the new Domino's in Lucena are prepared and served with a complete protocol. "Zero Contact, which guarantees the safety of food and service at all times.
