Delivery

Pasqually's adds DoorDash, more menu items

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July 9, 2020

Dallas-based delivery-only pizza brand, Pasqually's Pizza & Wings, said it will continue to operate within the Chuck E. Cheese infrastructure, but this time with a new menu. Chuck E. Cheese parent, CEC Entertainment recently filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, as QSRweb reported, and is reorganizing to both pay debt and strengthen the company for the future.

CEC CMO Entertainment said that Pasqually's — a ghost kitchen for the company — is very much a part of that future.

"Pasqually's Pizza & Wings is not a stunt or a short-term business venture for CEC Entertainment," Sherri Landry, CEC Entertainment CMO, said in the release. "The extension was created with a purpose – to offer our guests another at-home option for delicious food. We're proud of the product and the positive reviews we've heard from guests. Pasqually's shows a promising future and CEC Entertainment has more in store for the brand."

Pasqually's Pizza & Wings said it is launching services with DoorDash this week, after first operating exclusively with GrubHub in late March, then adding Uber Eats in June. To all three third-party delivery providers and their customers,

Pasqually's now brings a menu featuring giant cheesy bread, twice baked wings with four new flavors, including lemon pepper and lime dry rubs, and finally, iced brownies.

"While it is and will always be the place where a kid can be a kid, Pasqually's is an option for those who aren't looking for family entertainment but who want bold flavor for a grown-up taste, from a trusted brand they grew up loving, delivered to them at home," Landry said.

From today through July 12, delivery from Pasqually's is free through the DoorDash app.

CEC Entertainment also includes 570 Chuck E. Cheese restaurants and 122 Peter Piper Pizza stores, with locations in 47 states and 16 foreign countries and territories.