Peter Piper Pizza Brings Back Heart-Shaped Pizzas for a Good Cause
Peter Piper Pizza is once again spreading the love this February with the return of its heart-shaped pizza fundraiser. For every heart-shaped pizza sold, $1 will be donated to local Children's Miracle Network Hospitals across Arizona, California, New Mexico, and Texas. Running through February 28, this initiative supports critical needs such as life-saving treatments, new equipment, and financial assistance for patients. In 2024, the campaign raised $25,000, and Peter Piper Pizza is aiming for an even bigger impact this year. Participating locations include major cities like San Antonio, Houston, Dallas, Phoenix, and more, with donations benefiting hospitals such as Texas Children's Hospital and Phoenix Children's. Genaro Perez, Peter Piper Pizza’s Chief Marketing Officer, emphasized the brand’s dedication to giving back to local communities. Children's Miracle Network Hospitals’ Andrew Nash echoed this sentiment, highlighting the partnership’s role in improving children's health. Grab a heart-shaped pizza this February and help make a difference!
San Antonio’s Lovers Pizzeria Reopens with New Space and Bar in Monte Vista
After a 10-month closure, Lovers Pizzeria is making a comeback at its new location in Monte Vista, 105 E. Ashby Place. Known for its authentic New York-style pies, the eatery promises an expanded menu and space, including the addition of a bar. The restaurant, previously located on the South Side, announced its closure in March 2024 due to circumstances beyond its control but reassured fans that a larger venue was already in the works. With the reopening set for January, Lovers Pizzeria has shared glimpses of the revamped space on Instagram, expressing excitement to serve San Antonio once again. The new location aims to elevate the dining experience with more pizza options and a welcoming bar for patrons to enjoy. Stay tuned for updates and celebrate the return of this beloved pizza spot!
San Antonio’s Wicked Wich Debuts Pickle Sandwiches for Keto Lovers
The Wicked Wich, an independent sandwich shop in San Antonio, has introduced a creative new special: sandwiches served in a giant kosher dill pickle instead of bread. Aimed at keto dieters and pickle enthusiasts, the unique offering allows customers to customize their pickle sandwich with freshly sliced deli meats and cheeses. For those less keen on pickles, the shop offers cucumbers as an alternative. Located at 825 Fredericksburg Road, The Wicked Wich is known for its inventive menu and playful approach to flavors. The shop is open Monday through Saturday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., making it a must-try destination for adventurous diners and fans of tangy, sour bites.
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