- The Summeroni Pizza from Happy Joe’s comes loaded with traditional, sliced, diced and cup-n-char pepperoni.
- The specialty pizza is available only in the large size and will be offered for $17.99 through August 30.
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It’s summertime, and the living is easy with a new triple-pepperoni specialty pizza from Happy Joe’s Pizza & Ice Cream, described as a “pepperoni lover’s dream.”
The Summeroni comes loaded with traditional, sliced, diced and cup-and-char pepperoni. Now through August 30, Happy Joe’s customers can enjoy a large Summeroni Pizza at $17.99 via dine-in, takeout or delivery.
Happy Joe’s is also offering pints of Kemps ice cream for pickup and delivery for $3.99 each at participating locations. Flavor offerings include chocolate, strawberry, vanilla and peppermint bonbon. Hand-packed pints are also available in any flavor the guest chooses from the dipping cabinet for $4.99.
Dine-in guests won’t miss out on the fun either. They can enjoy ice cream cones for 50 cents on all in-store flavors during the weeks of July 5-11 and Aug. 7-13 at participating locations.
“We believe that everyone’s two favorite foods are pizza and ice cream, so why not offer specials so both can be enjoyed this summer together for maximum fun?” said Tom Sacco, Happy Joe’s CEO and chief happiness officer. “The Summeroni is a beautiful-looking pizza that tastes even better—we’re sure pepperoni fans will love it! Ice cream and summer go hand-in-hand, so we wanted to give our guests the opportunity to enjoy a hand-packed pint without leaving home or to get a cool deal in our restaurant during our 50-cent cone weeks!”
Happy Joe’s, an iconic midwestern pizza brand with eight company stores and 34 franchise locations, is known for its unique pizza offerings like the Taco Joe, Denver Omelet Pizza and Birthday Cake Pizza, so the Summeroni Pizza fits right in. Guests can always customize their orders, but the Summeroni special price will only be offered on the large pizza.
