Technology

Creno's Pizza selects HungerRush to drive sales, streamline operations

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October 9, 2025

Ohio-based Creno's Pizza has selected HungerRush, a restaurant technology solutions provider. Creno's, founded in 1987, switched to HungerRush after nearly three decades with its previous point-of-sale (POS) system, according to a press release.

The collaboration has already yielded results. A recent text marketing campaign drove a 29% coupon redemption rate and $219,000 in revenue in just two weeks.

The partnership includes HungerRush's all-in-one POS platform, which features order capture, digital ordering, delivery management, restaurant operations tools, marketing automation and customer engagement applications. HungerRush has already moved 18 of Creno's 24 locations to the platform, providing personalized onboarding, custom training and ongoing support.

"We're thrilled to partner with Creno's Pizza and support their continued success and growth plans," Bill Mitchell, CEO of HungerRush, said in the release. "This partnership reinforces our mission to put restaurant operators at the center of everything that we do and to help them through every stage of growth. The early results showcase our commitment to every partner and how the right technology platform can deliver growth."

"What really wins us over is feeling like we're your only client. HungerRush has done that. They've rolled out the red carpet and taken good care of us. We tried a lot of different point-of-sale systems. What sold us on HungerRush was the people — the full team behind it. Support, marketing, sales — all of it. That made the difference," Eric Mitchell, VP of Creno's Pizza, said in the release:

HungerRush's platform is designed for pizza and delivery-focused restaurants, with features like complex order customization, driver dispatch management, integration with DoorDash Drive for delivery scaling, and back-office reporting tools.

Creno's Pizza operates 24 locations across eastern and central Ohio. Now in its third generation, the family-owned business continues to expand across the state.