ZACHARY’S SOCIAL MEDIA PHOTO CONTEST!

Illustration of a woman with long, dark hair, wearing a striped shirt, daydreaming about pizza. A thought bubble above her head holds an image of a pizza slice with the text Zacharys.Colorful drawing of four people in aprons, smiling and holding a large pepperoni pizza. The text above and below reads Zacharys Chicago Pizza in bold, colorful letters.Guess what? It’s National Employee Ownership Month AND National Pizza Month! Since these are OBVIOUSLY two of our very favorite things, we thought we should share the love with you, our awesome customers.

 

We are hosting a photo contest for the rest of the month! The winner gets free Zachary’s (duh) pizza, a T-shirt and our endless adoration! You can enter on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. It’s easy to participate; post your favorite/funniest/cheesiest (hehe) picture and use the hashtag #zacharysphotocontest2015.

 

At the end of the month, we will choose one winner each from Facebook, Instagram and Twitter, celebrate you on social media and send you some pizza love! You can enter as many times as you’d like on any and all sites!

Rules:

Two cartoon figures stand on steps, one holding a pizza box. A dog jumps nearby, while another small dog watches. A framed sign reads Zacharys Chicago Pizza. A hand holds a phone capturing the scene. Speech bubble exclaims, Zacharys!.

  1. You must use #zacharysphotocontest2015 when posting your pic. We won’t be able to see your picture if you don’t include the hashtag! If you want to keep your profile private, direct message us your submission.
  2. You must include pizza in the picture (people, our storefronts, restaurant interiors, animals, etc. are optional)!
  3. You must post by midnight on 10/31/15!

Message us if you have any questions. We will notify winners by 11/7/15. We can’t wait to see your pictures!

NEW PIZZA SPECIAL: ARIA’S ENCHI-HOLLA ENCHILADA PIZZA

A person holding a pizza topped with a spiral of sauce and cheese, sitting in a restaurant with colorful artwork on red walls. Theyre smiling and wearing a striped shirt.The results of the Zachary’s Employee Owner Pizza Contest are in! And lucky for you, we will be featuring several winning pizzas on our menu so you can try all of the delicious results!

First up… Aria’s Enchi-Holla Enchilada Pizza! Aria won in both the “Best Pizza” A woman in a green top points excitedly at a chalkboard menu above her. The board features various pizza options and highlights a special Enchilada Pizza. Zacharys brand pizza trays decorate the wall in the background.and the “Most Creative Pizza” categories (HOLLA!). Aria has worked with Zachary’s for 15 years and has been a part of the management team for most of that time. She got her inspiration for this tasty pizza from her love for enchiladas (specifically she really loves green enchilada sauce) and pizza. Why not put the two together? You will certainly be glad that she did when you try the Enchi-Holla pizza.

The pizza has our free range chicken breast marinated inA pizza topped with black olives, chips, and a spiral drizzle of white sauce sits on a wooden table. Next to it is a small vase with a red and yellow flower. Bright red wall art in the background. a green enchilada sauce, corn, black olives, cilantro, and jack and cheddar cheese. When the thin version comes A person with a joyful expression holds a large deep-dish pizza topped with a spiral pattern of black olives, cheese, and sauce. The background features red walls with colorful artwork. The person is wearing a striped shirt.out of the oven, we put some crunchy corn tortilla chips right on top. The stuffed pizza has a layer of corn tortillas inside. Both pizzas are topped off with a cool swirl of sour cream. Yum! Try the Enchi-Holla pizza on your next visit to Zachary’s!

BREAST CANCER AWARENESS MONTH: QUIA’S STORY

This October, Zachary’s is supporting Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Cancer has touched the lives of many of our crew members, one of whom is Quia White. Quia has been a dedicated Zachary’s employee-owner for over 10 years. She is a true inspiration.

A person wearing a pink T-shirt with a breast cancer awareness ribbon logo stands smiling in a restaurant with red walls and artwork. They have short hair and are wearing a floral-patterned skirt. Tables with plates and condiments are in the background.Hello my name is Quia White, I fought Breast Cancer, and won. Here’s my story:

At age 24 I discovered a lump on my breast. I was scared beyond belief and immediately called the 24hr nurse hotline. The nurse calmly told me to relax, to check my breast two weeks later, and if the lump was still there to contact my doctor. I desperately wanted the lump to disappear, and for some reason it never occurred to me that this could be breast cancer. So I contacted my doctor and we were all in agreement, there was a lump, and something should be done. My first ultra sound shockingly came back negative for any abnormal growth, and I remember being happy in an uncomfortable way.

I thought to myself, the lump is there, this doesn’t make sense. I wasn’t quite sure what action to take next. My family was happy and content with the negative results, I however still had the burden of this lump on my body, and was not content with the results. So I waited as long as I could. Eight months later I went back to my doctor,  went through the same exact process as before, except this time I received a diagnosis of Ductal Carcinoma In Situ—noninvasive breast cancer. I went from scared beyond belief into complete melt down mode, I was in utter disbelief. After the smoke cleared and the dust settled, I came to terms with my reality: 1) mastectomy, and 2) four months of chemotherapy! Life has been forever altered by my scrimmage with breast cancer. The one thing I learned is you have to fight for yourself, because no one else can or will.  I am happy to be 5 years cancer free, and look forward to another 5 years!

October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month which reminds me that having breast cancer does not have to be a solo endeavor. With the support of family, friends, doctors, and various other groups the plight of having breast cancer can be alleviated drastically.  Many organizations are dedicated to research and finding the underlying root cause of breast cancer, which is no small task. There are some major strides being made in breast cancer research that should be acknowledged and applauded. However, let us not forget the many women who have lost their fight against this disease, and who did not reap the rewards of modern day advances. As a society we can continue this scientific progressiveness, which could one day cure all cancers!Woman wearing a bright pink Zacharys Chicago Pizza t-shirt, smiling and looking over her shoulder, stands in a restaurant with red and white walls adorned with pizza-themed posters.

Please help Zachary’s support breast cancer research and awareness. During October, we are selling pink Zachary’s t-shirts and baseball caps. These item are available at all four locations and on our website: https://zacharys.com/gifts-swag/

All profits from the sales will go to the American Cancer Society.

BREAST CANCER AWARENESS MONTH AT ZACHARY’S

This October, Zachary’s is supporting Breast Cancer Awareness Month! For the month of October only, we will sell pink T-Shirts and Baseball Caps at all four of our Zachary’s locations and on our website: https://zacharys.com/gifts-swag/

Two people stand back to back, smiling at each other. Theyre wearing pink T-shirts with Zacharys Chicago Pizza logos. The background features a wooden wall with framed posters and awards.Rachel and Kylee (fantastic mom-daughter team working at Zachary’s) are modeling the shirt. Their lives were touched by cancer and they are passionate about raising awareness and support.

Two men wearing matching bright pink caps and black shirts with a logo on the chest are smiling. Theyre standing in front of a building with large windows, displaying street signs labeled Chicago Av and Michigan Av.

Zachary’s employee owners Connor and Vicente (pictured to the right) and Natalie and Nic (pictured below) are modeling our pinks hats. They look great while supporting a great cause!

Two people wearing bright pink caps and black shirts with logos. They are smiling, standing against a wall with a floral design. The cap logo includes text, and theres a small pink ribbon symbol on the cap.All profits from t-shirt and hat sales will go to the American Cancer Society.

RAISE MONEY FOR YOUR SCHOOL AT ZACHARY’S!

FUNDRAISING AT ZACHARY’S! A cartoon bookworm wearing glasses, a graduation cap, and a bow tie sits on a red apple while reading a purple book. The scene is encircled by a red brushstroke ring.

We can arrange a fundraising day for your local, public school. We’ll donate a percentage of revenue to your school of choice.

Fundraising at Zachary’s continues to be a great success for many schools in our communities and it’s fun for families and students!

Email fundraising@zacharys.com for more information. Get your requests for the school year in soon! 

 

ZACHARY’S WINS BEST PIZZA – CONTRA COSTA TIMES AND OAKLAND MAGAZINE

We are thrilled to announce Zachary’s is voted BEST PIZZA in Oakland Magazine’s Best of Oakland 2014 and Contra Costa Times’ Best in the East Bay 2014. Thank you to all of our customers for your support and love, and to all the employee-owners for their hard work and love!

A colorful star logo with red, green, purple, orange, and blue points next to the text Best in East Bay 2014 in bold black font. A green circular badge with a serrated edge on a yellow background reads BEST of Oakland Food & Drink in white and yellow text.

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