By: E. Alterman
As an added bonus, the first 100 customers will receive a card that entitles them to a free pretzel every day during the month of May.
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Showing posts with label history of philly pretzel factory. Show all posts
Friday, May 3, 2013
Philly Pretzel Factory in New Providence-Berkeley Heights Patch
Philly Pretzel Factory was featured in New Providence-Berkeley Heights Patch in an article titled,"Free Pretzel at Philly Pretzel Factory Today." The article detailed how Philly Pretzel Factory celebrated National Pretzel Day. For the entire article click here or begin below.
Add a twist to your Friday with a free pretzel.Philly Pretzel Factory is celebrating National Pretzel Day by offering a free pretzel to each customer who enters the shop, no purchase necessary.
As an added bonus, the first 100 customers will receive a card that entitles them to a free pretzel every day during the month of May.
As an added bonus, the first 100 customers will receive a card that entitles them to a free pretzel every day during the month of May.
Friday, April 26, 2013
Philly Pretzel Factory featured in The Republican Herald
Philly Pretzel Factory was recently featured in The Republican Herald in an article titled, "Local stores celebrate National Pretzel Day." The article talks about the history of National Pretzel Day and how Philly Pretzel Factory and other pretzelstores in town are celebrating the holiday. Terrance Ryan notes that Philly Pretzel Factory gives back to the community on this day as a way to say thanks and encourage customers to try out the products. Click here for the entire article or begin below.
Local stores celebrate National Pretzel Day
By: Thomas Leskin
Today is once again the one day of the year devoted to twisted doughy treats, National Pretzel Day.
In honor of the holiday, anyone looking to add a twist to their Friday can do so with a free pretzel from the Philly Pretzel Factory.
With more than 120 stores across the nation participating in the event, even the Saint Clair store at 400 Terry Rich Blvd. in Coal Creek Center will be celebrating the unofficial holiday.
Founded in 1983, National Pretzel Day was created when Rep. Robert S. Walker declared his favorite food was deserving of a holiday.
In April 2003, Gov. Ed Rendell declared the unofficial national holiday.
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Local stores celebrate National Pretzel Day
By: Thomas Leskin
Today is once again the one day of the year devoted to twisted doughy treats, National Pretzel Day.
In honor of the holiday, anyone looking to add a twist to their Friday can do so with a free pretzel from the Philly Pretzel Factory.
With more than 120 stores across the nation participating in the event, even the Saint Clair store at 400 Terry Rich Blvd. in Coal Creek Center will be celebrating the unofficial holiday.
Founded in 1983, National Pretzel Day was created when Rep. Robert S. Walker declared his favorite food was deserving of a holiday.
In April 2003, Gov. Ed Rendell declared the unofficial national holiday.
(Read More)
Friday, March 22, 2013
Philly Pretzel Factory featured in the Home News Tribune
Philly Pretzel Factory was recently featured in the Home News Tribune in an article titled, "Starting new careers in Middlesex County brings rewards with the challenges." The article discusses Brian Bell’s career path and how he decided to open a Philly Pretzel Factory. Brian speaks on the challenges and successes he has seen and how the successes far outweigh anything else. Marty discusses their expansion plans in New Jersey. Click here for the entire article or begin below.
Starting new careers in Middlesex County brings rewards with the challenges
By: Suzanne Russell
MIDDLESEX COUNTY — Sometimes you reach a crossroad in life. Other times you create that crossroad.
For Brian Bell, a new wife and the couple’s desire to spend more time together led him to trade in a 15-year career in automobile sales for ownership of a Philly Pretzel Factory shop in Piscataway.
AJ Borowsky often found himself looking for a new interests. That search lead Borowsky and his wife, Julie Vila, to open a Hand & Stone Massage and Facial Spa at The Shoppes at North Brunswick shopping center.
Starting new careers in Middlesex County brings rewards with the challengesBy: Suzanne Russell
MIDDLESEX COUNTY — Sometimes you reach a crossroad in life. Other times you create that crossroad.
For Brian Bell, a new wife and the couple’s desire to spend more time together led him to trade in a 15-year career in automobile sales for ownership of a Philly Pretzel Factory shop in Piscataway.
AJ Borowsky often found himself looking for a new interests. That search lead Borowsky and his wife, Julie Vila, to open a Hand & Stone Massage and Facial Spa at The Shoppes at North Brunswick shopping center.
Friday, March 15, 2013
Philly Pretzel Factory featured in the Home News Tribune
Philly Pretzel Factory was featured in The Home News Tribune in an article titled, "Starting new careers in Middlesex County brings rewards with the challenges." The article discusses Brian Bell’s career path and how he decided to open a Philly PretzelFactory. Brian speaks on the challenges and successes he has seen and how the successes far outweigh anything else. Marty discusses their expansion plans in New Jersey. Click here for the entire article or begin below.
Starting new careers in Middlesex County brings rewards with the challenges
By: Suzanne Russell
For Brian Bell, a new wife and the couple’s desire to spend more time together led him to trade in a 15-year career in automobile sales for ownership of a Philly Pretzel Factory shop in Piscataway.
AJ Borowsky often found himself looking for a new interests. That search lead Borowsky and his wife, Julie Vila, to open a Hand & Stone Massage and Facial Spa at The Shoppes at North Brunswick shopping center.
Starting new careers in Middlesex County brings rewards with the challengesBy: Suzanne Russell
For Brian Bell, a new wife and the couple’s desire to spend more time together led him to trade in a 15-year career in automobile sales for ownership of a Philly Pretzel Factory shop in Piscataway.
AJ Borowsky often found himself looking for a new interests. That search lead Borowsky and his wife, Julie Vila, to open a Hand & Stone Massage and Facial Spa at The Shoppes at North Brunswick shopping center.
Wednesday, April 25, 2012
Philly Pretzel Factory featured in Philadelphia Daily News
Philly Pretzel Factory was recently featured in the Philadelphia Daily News in an article titled, "Pretzel CEO has a TV Twist." Dan DiZio, CEO of Philly Pretzel Factory, discussed his experience on Undercover Boss and entrepreneurial story. He was also able to touch on details about National Pretzel Day and the promotions running at Philly Pretzel Factory locations. For the entire article click here or continue below.
Pretzel CEO has a TV Twist
By: Dan Gross
When Dan DiZio sold pretzels on Roosevelt Boulevard and dreamed of opening his own pretzel bakery, he didn’t know what the word “franchise” meant, or that having one store could ever happen.
But now with 120 locations nationwide, the CEO and co-founder of the Philly Pretzel Factory will be on “Undercover Boss” Friday night (8 p.m., CBS 3). DiZio, 40, said he thinks every CEO should go undercover at his business and see how his employees work.
“I was sleeping on bags of flour when we first opened up, but I became a corporate guy,” DiZio said. “I said, I’m never gonna lose my roots in the pretzel business, but to get caught up in boardrooms and meetings you really do lose touch. I forget how hard it was to go to work at 3 in the morning to make pretzels,” DiZio said.
Pretzel CEO has a TV Twist
When Dan DiZio sold pretzels on Roosevelt Boulevard and dreamed of opening his own pretzel bakery, he didn’t know what the word “franchise” meant, or that having one store could ever happen.
But now with 120 locations nationwide, the CEO and co-founder of the Philly Pretzel Factory will be on “Undercover Boss” Friday night (8 p.m., CBS 3). DiZio, 40, said he thinks every CEO should go undercover at his business and see how his employees work.
“I was sleeping on bags of flour when we first opened up, but I became a corporate guy,” DiZio said. “I said, I’m never gonna lose my roots in the pretzel business, but to get caught up in boardrooms and meetings you really do lose touch. I forget how hard it was to go to work at 3 in the morning to make pretzels,” DiZio said.
Monday, May 16, 2011
Philly Soft Pretzel Factory featured in Smart Business Philadelphia
Philly Pretzel Factory was featured in Smart Business Philadelphia in an article titled, “Building a growth strategy at Philly Pretzel Factory,” which came out in May’s edition. The article discusses Philly Pretzel Factory from the founding to where they are now at and how they have developed a strategy to help them grow over the past 8 years. Dan DiZio and his college roommate Len Lehman have really found a way to make this once simple company grow to 120 stores down the Eastern seaboard. Looking at their strengths and their core values, they were able to create a successful system with strong framework that positioned them for continued growth. By focusing on each franchisee, the company knew that each operator would help them to build the brand in local markets and to continue to bring new ideas back to the system to keep it fresh. Click here to view the article in its entirety!
Building a growth strategy at Philly Pretzel Factory
By Erik Cassano
They were planning to close at 9 a.m. that first day.
Dan DiZio had just co-founded a small pretzel bakery with his former college roommate. He had been a stockbroker; his roommate was a psychological counselor. They had tired of the daily 9-to-5 grind and decided to pool their resources and get into the pretzel business.
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Building a growth strategy at Philly Pretzel FactoryBy Erik Cassano
They were planning to close at 9 a.m. that first day.
Dan DiZio had just co-founded a small pretzel bakery with his former college roommate. He had been a stockbroker; his roommate was a psychological counselor. They had tired of the daily 9-to-5 grind and decided to pool their resources and get into the pretzel business.
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