Expired
$10 for $20 Worth of Food and Beverages at Pinky's Pizza in Walnut Creek
$10
* Limited Quantity
Deal ended at 23:59:00 on 01/24/2013
The deal is over
Value
$20
Discount
50%
Purchased
377
Savings
$10
Ends in:
00:00:00
Highlights:
- Unlimited! Buy as many as you want
- 50 years of great food and great times in Walnut Creek
- Celebrating 1st Anniversary in new location on North Broadway
- Home-prepared pizza dough, fresh salads and sandwiches, ice cold beer
- Wine selection
- 7 flat screen TVs
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Description:
Sink your teeth into mouthwatering pizza made with a special blend of mozzarella, cheddar and provolone with today's deal. Get $20 worth of food and beverages for only $10 at Pinky's Pizza in Walnut Creek.
Fine Print
- PROMOTIONAL VALUE EXPIRES JULY 31, 2013
- PAID VALUE DOES NOT EXPIRE
- Promotional value must be used in first visit
- Limit 1 voucher per table per visit
- Must present printed voucher upon arrival
- Not valid with other offers
- Must be 21 years or older to purchase and consume alcohol
- Tax and gratuity not included. Please tip on full value price
- Voucher(s) cannot be redeemed until after the deal closes midnight of January 24, 2013
About Pinky's Pizza
Alas, in August 2008, Beisheim closed his business, due to issues with his landlord and lack of parking spaces. The always-popular restaurant overflowed with customers in its final days, as Pinky’s regulars convened over what they thought were their final slices. I made sure to pop in on the last day of business, for one last pizza and game of Ms. Pac-Man. It was a sad day, to see Pinky's close, like saying goodbye to an old friend who made great pizza at reasonable prices, and also had a lot of other friends who were always stopping by.
I wasn't the only one who was bummed about the closing.
“Pinky’s has always been a special place. To me, it’s about the community there,” says longtime Pinky's fan Dan Lilly. “When Pinky’s closed, there wasn’t a Cheers-style place left in Walnut Creek—a watering hole where people come together from all walks of life to have good food and conversation, while catching the ball game on TV.”
Here comes the comeback part of the story.
Lilly, 43, who had been going to Pinky’s since his elementary school days, started talking to Beisheim about relocating before Beisheim had cooked his final pizza in the old location.
After Beisheim retired, Lilly kept in close touch, encouraging him to consider opening in a new location. Early in 2011, Lilly found the perfect spot at 2085 North Broadway. Beisheim sold his business name and recipes to Lilly and a group of investors, who insisted that Beisheim come back as the restaurant’s front man.
Beisheim, Lilly, and the new ownership group has gone to great lengths to make sure Pinky’s 2.0 has the same magic that the old place had. The new restaurant has already created 25 new jobs, and has brought back several former cooks and employees, including restaurant manager Donna Robinson.
“I went to school in Chicago, lived in New York for awhile, and I have traveled all over the world, but Pinky’s is what I always think of when I think of pizza,” says Chuck Strickler, another principle investor in the new company. “Re-opening Pinky’s Pizza in Walnut Creek is our way of hoping things will start to change for the better; in our community, in the U.S., and in the world.” – Peter Crooks, Diablo Magazine
Business Hours:
Sunday thru Thursday: 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Friday and Saturday: 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.
Pinky's Pizza
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Reviews
Yelp
AJ B. (Walnut Creek, CA)"I gave Pinky's a second chance and have become a belivever - after years of Domino's pizza, Pinky's is a revelation. Best pizza ever."
Yelp
Shawna H. (San Francisco, CA)"I was randomly in Walnut Creek and happened across this pizza place. I'm a big Chicago pizza fan, so I haven't been very impressed with the pizza I've had in San Francisco. I got whatever their veggie special is and it was AMAZING. I was so surprised how much I liked it. The vegetables were fresh and the crust was crisp and light. I would highly recommend stopping in if you're in the area. The staff was super friendly as well."
Yelp
Pete C. (Richmond, CA)"The return of Pinky's PIzza in Walnut Creek has been one of the best feel good stories in a long time. The new location is friendly and the delicious pizza is as good as ever. This is the kind of mom and pop shop that makes you proud to be an American."