Pizza Sales Skyrocketing Amid Pandemic
While countless restaurants are closing their doors nationwide, business is booming at pizzerias.
Love for pizza has gone through the roof during the pandemic. Whether it’s getting them delivered, grabbing one from the freezer section, or grabbing a slice to go, sales have skyrocketed.
“A lot of people struggled during the pandemic. Many, many people were out of work or looking to operate on tighter budgets. Pizza is a quick and easy way to feed many people for not a lot of money,” CNBC correspondent Kate Rogers told Inside Edition.
While countless restaurants are closing their doors nationwide, business is booming at pizzerias. Domino’s has hired 30,000 new employees since the pandemic began and small pizza shops have seen an uptick too.
Village Square Pizza in New York City saw deliveries soar over 100%. They even opened up a second location across town.
Inside Edition spoke to food blogger Dina Deleasa of DishItGirl.com. She showed us how to jazz up frozen pizza.
“It’s kind of like a blank canvas. So you can use anything that you’ve got going on in your refrigerator,” she said.
Watch the video in the player above for more of Deleasa’s tips.
RELATED STORIES
Trending on Inside Edition

Texas Elementary School Shooting: 19 Children, 2 Adults Killed in Deadliest School Shooting Since Sandy Hook
Crime
Vacationing Mother and Daughter Scammed Into Paying $640 for Meal on Greek Beach
Crime
Jewelry Store Owner Thwarts Robbery by Hitting Suspect With a Chair
Crime
Coffee Shop Employee Leaves Comment on Deaf Woman's Receipt Saying She's the 'Most Difficult Customer Ever'
Human Interest
Man Who Got Monkeypox in 2003 Outbreak Describes Symptoms as Virus Spreads
News