Popular pizza nets that close more restaurants

• Domino closed about 200 seats this year

• In the pizza industry, the sales slip was intended

• The overall QSR demand has fallen

When the option of cheap meals is closed, you know that the economy can suffer. Usually, when you are hard, cheaper chains are doing well.

In the current economy, even fast food networks, including McDonald’s, have admitted that they are losing customers and have to focus on value.

Christopher J. Kempinski, CEO of McDonald, pointed out one of the main issues of sales through the call of the second quarter of his company.

“The overall QSR flow in the US has remained complicated as low-income consumers visits throughout the industry have re-decreased with double-digit numbers compared to the previous year. Low-income consumers are critical because they usually visit our restaurants more often than average and high-income users,” he said.

McDonald’s is not one to see less low -income customers. Domino pizza also saw the changing consumer behavior.

“The presentation is currently a stricter value in this conscious world,” said Russell Weiner, CEO of Domino, during chain earnings. “So the choice does not go to another restaurant. Mostly it eats at home.”

Papa John and Pizza Hut executives provided similar comments.

Small Caesars fans in several states saw the closing sites of the popular chain.

One place in Nebraska announced signs explaining the shutdown, the KSNB reported.

“Dear customers, unfortunately, we had to temporarily close the delay of employees’ benefits. We appreciate your understanding and support. We hope that small cesai will soon resolve our situation.”

It is unclear whether the payment problem is corporate or related to a franchise.

The little Cesai confirmed the closure but did not give them a reason.

These are not the only small cesarean sites closed in 2025.

• Nebrasko: North Platte: Closed indefinitely after management resignation and unpaid wages. Kearney, Grand Island, Columbus: Closed at about the same time; Online order is not available. Hastings: remains open.

• Virginia and North Carolina: 13 closed places that affected about 220 employees.

• Albani, Georgia: The last remaining place in the area is permanently closed.

• Ireland (Rathfarnham, Dublin): Due to the increasing costs, the Little Caesars restaurant is closed after 35 years.

More restaurants:

Little Caesars is not the only pizza chain closed in 2025.

• Domino pizza More than 200 unprofitable shops are closed worldwide, including 172 Japan and other Europe and Australia.

• MOD pizza: 27 places closed over 11 US states and DC

• Papa John’s: Suffered a decrease in lower income customers in North America, contributing to the sales of the same store and the closure of certain places.

• Cake five:Reduced its presence from 100 seats in 2017. Until 17 2025.

Based on the Technomic report, the annual sales volume at all 1500 best restaurants will be $ 478 billion, accounting for 2.8% of the rated rated. This decreased from 3.1% of growth last year.

The only year when the growth number was worse was 2020. Via Covid Pandemic when sales decreased by 8%.

• The category of chicken is projected to grow by 6.9%. This is compared to about 9% last year.

• It is expected that 2025 Sales in Mexico restaurants will increase by 6.2% compared to 8.6% 2024.

• One category is expected to grow less than 2024, with coffee/drinks, expected to increase by 4.4% compared to about 3.3% last year.

• The burger sector is projected to grow by 0.4%.

• The sandwich sector is projected to grow by 0.3%.

• The pizza sector is projected to decrease by 0.2%.

“Everything is said that economic signals remain ambiguous, and this is likely to reflect increased uncertainty among consumers and business. Until the fog cleanse, the economic prospects will be slightly muted,” the Association notes, predicting ‘slightly softened growth’ in the second 2025. By 2026 – By 2026 , – said National Restaurant News.

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This story was initially reported by Thestretet in 2025. October 9, where she first appeared in the news department of restaurants and fast food industry. Add TheStret as the desired source by clicking here.