Zpizza Expands In California

Gourmet Pizza Chain Moves Into Dublin

DUBLIN (Monday, October 16, 2006) - zpizza, the Southern California based gourmet pizza chain, recently signed a franchise agreement with Ajay Thakur and Vinit Patel of Kailafh Inc. Mr. Thakur and Mr. Patel will take over an existing zpizza store located at 95 Railroad Avenue in Danville. They will also open a new store in Dublin in 2007.

"My partner and I were impressed with the zpizza concept when we visited the Danville store," says Thakur. "We are excited to be working with such a great company and we are looking forward to bringing zpizza to the Dublin area."

Often referred to as the Baja Fresh or Panera Bread of the pizza industry, zpizza takes a unique approach to the crowded pizza segment, offering a large selection of premium quality and creative pizzas. zpizza's menu offers 17 tasty and adventurous pizzas as well as sandwiches, salads, calzones and the opportunity to create your own pizza with a selection of crusts—including whole wheat, sauces, cheeses and toppings.

"To date we have 40 stores throughout California," said zpizza president, Chris Bright. "The fact that zpizza's Southern California roots have grown so quickly across the state and throughout the country is a testament to how popular the concept is and how much our customers love the food."

The rapidly expanding pizza chain has received rave reviews since its inception in 1986, accruing customer choice awards in prominent publications such as the Los Angeles Times. Most recently voted "Best Pizza Restaurant" and "Best Pizza Delivery" in Washingtonian magazine, zpizza continues to impress its nationwide customer base and broaden its status as the premier gourmet pizza restaurant in the industry.

zpizza will have over 60 locations open nationwide by the end of 2006 and another 200 in ongoing development in California, Arizona, Florida, Nevada, Texas, Virginia, Washington, D.C., Maryland, North Carolina, Colorado and Vermont.

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