Domino's Pizza Opens First Location in Crevillent

The pizza chain consolidates its network in the Valencian Community with 52 establishments and creates 25 jobs.

Generic image of a Domino's Pizza restaurant in the Valencian Community.
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Generic image of a Domino's Pizza restaurant in the Valencian Community.

The pizza chain Domino's Pizza has opened its first establishment in Crevillent, bringing its total to 22 locations in Alicante province and 52 across the Valencian Community.

Domino's Pizza, operated by Alsea in Spain, has opened its first restaurant in Crevillent, reinforcing its presence in the Mediterranean region. With this opening, the company reaches 22 establishments in the province of Alicante and consolidates a total of 52 locations throughout the Valencian Community.
The new establishment, located at Avenida Sant Vicent Ferrer, nº 10, offers a complete multichannel experience, including dine-in, Take Away, and Delivery services. The company is responding to growing demand in key markets.
The restaurant, spanning 105.19 m², features indoor seating for 44 diners and an outdoor terrace area. The launch has created 25 new local jobs, including delivery drivers and kitchen assistants.
Customers can enjoy the brand's full offering, including its iconic pizzas and new additions like the Madrizzima dough. The company emphasizes the use of high-quality ingredients.
To celebrate the inauguration, a promotion offers medium pizzas for takeaway starting at 6.99 euros until August 31st. Additionally, interactive activities will take place in Crevillent during the first week, including hidden free pizza vouchers and direct prize balloons.