AN Italian chain restaurant in Worcester is promising free pizzas as it gears up to reopen.
Zizzi at the top of the High Street has been closed for almost two weeks as it undergoes a “seriously exciting” refurbishment.
The restaurant is now just a couple of days away from reopening and has announced a week-long celebration, which includes free pizza.
Having closed on September 21, the site will reopen on Tuesday, October 6.
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How to get free pizza
From October 7 to October 15, the first 30 customers through the door each day will receive a free pizza, excluding Friday and Saturday.
For customers who don’t make it into the first 30, Zizzi is offering a free garlic bombe with the purchase of a drink for the rest of the day.
Zizzi Worcester’s general manager Becky, said: “With a new season starting, and a fresh new look for our site, we’re really looking forward to celebrating together over the week with the free pizza’s and garlic bombe’s on offer.
“It’s the perfect excuse to come in and visit and see what we’ve done with the place.”
What has changed?
Upgrades are expected to reflect the chain’s Tuscan roots, as well as Worcester’s local heritage, with artwork from Brianna Chartrand, features inspired by Worcester Cathedral, a piano room celebrating the legacy of Sir Edward Elgar and an open kitchen.
The refurbished restaurant will be able to seat 126 customers indoors, and a further 55 outdoors during the summer months.
The restaurant has also launched its Autumn Winter menu, with seasonal specials, including Sticky Pig Fonduta, Chicken Cacciatore, Five Cheese Gnocchi, Salted Caramel Bread and Butter Pudding and Gooey Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough.
