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Starting at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, customers at the new Beavercreek store can score one free personal pizza. No purchase is necessary; drinks are not included. New Rapid-Fired Pizza locations that have offered the same promotion in recent months usually reach the 500 limit by about mid-afternoon, Rapid Fired Pizza co-founder Kelly Gray has said.
“We are expecting a huge crowd for the opening on Monday and for the free-pizza giveaway on Tuesday,” Gray said in a release.
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Rapid Fired has opened 16 new restaurants in less than 20 months and expects to have as many as 35 open by the end of the year, its founders have said. In addition, the pizza chain has signed agreements with developers that could bring as many as 175 more locations to Kentucky, Indiana, North Carolina and South Carolina, company officials announced last month.
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Rapid Fired officials just last week announced they had signed a lease to bring a new restaurant to Xenia.
Kettering-based Rapid Fired has a quick-service concept, utilizing a serving line in which customers pick out the toppings for their 11-inch thin-crust or 9-inch pan pizza. Diners can choose from eight sauces, eight cheeses, more than 30 toppings, and 19 dipping sauces to build their pizza, or try one of the 10 craft pizzas on the menu.
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Multiple salads as well as breadsticks, “Cini Sticks” and desserts are available at every store. A “Pepsi Spire” provides over 120 drink combinations.
The new Beavercreek restaurant’s hours are 10:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday through Thursday, and until 11 p.m. on Friday and Saturday.
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