Published December 9, 2016
Fast-casual pizza segment cools
Fast casual pizza seemed big just about a couple of years ago. Everyone and his brother rushed to launch them. The build-your-own pizza format of individual pies cooked in superhot ovens was considered the next big thing in the restaurant business. However, the trend appears to have cooled down a bit now.
Fast-casual pizza segment cools
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