Talk:Piada Italian Street Food

Edit requested on October 13

Hi! I am from Piada's corporate office we have been updating our page for the past couple months, but it keeps getting reverted back to the original. We want our Guests to be in the know about our business and have honest and up to date information. Below is what we hope our page to be.

Proposed draft

Piada Italian Street Food File:Piada Crest.jpg Industry Restaurants Founded 2010 Founder Chris Doody Headquarters Columbus, Ohio, U.S. Number of locations 23 Area served Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Texas Website mypiada.com --> Piada Italian Street Food is a fast casual, authentic Italian eatery serving high-quality, fresh Italian cuisine modeled after the street fare popular along the east coast of Italy. The restaurant concept revolves around the namesake “piada,” a thin crust dough handmade with natural flours and olive oil, freshly baked on a stone grill, filled with a selection of Italian inspired ingredients and hand rolled. Piada Italian Street Food also offers Chopped Salads, Pasta Bowls, and at select locations, Tascas. Concept Chris Doody, owner of the company, is a co-founder of the Bravo Brio Restaurant Group chain. Doody has always been passionate about Italian food and has studied and refined it over the years at Bravo and Brio. He sold his stake in the Bravo Brio Restaurant Group to investors in 2006 and launched the Piada concept around the Italian "wrap-like sandwich" known as a Piada or Piadina, a street food he sampled in northern Italy. While traveling Italy he discovered true Italian street food in Rimini, along the eastern coast, that was delicious, inexpensive and easy to eat on the go. “As I traveled, I noticed that people wanted good food, convenience and value,” said Doody. “We are all busy and we all share a common desire to eat better.” The restaurant’s made-to-order concept offers guests an array of healthy and indulgent options from a selection of more than 30 choices. The ordering process at Piada takes around 90 seconds and the average guest check is less than $10. Guests also have the option to enjoy Italian teas and sodas, as well as soft drinks and San Pelligrino or Aqua Panna. Menu Calamari Salad The restaurant’s three main entrees, hand-rolled Piadas, Pasta Bowls and Chopped Salads, are made to order with a wide range of fresh ingredients, including meats, vegetables, cheeses, house-made sauces and dressings. Also on the menu are soups, calamari and two different breadsticks – Parmigiano-Reggiano and pepperoni – served with a creamy parmesan dipping sauce. Select locations serve gelato, peach bellinis, wine, seasonal sides and Tascas. Tascas are a little Italian sandwich made out of Piada dough. Recipes are inspired by traditional, simple Italian cooking techniques and highlight flavors like basil, rosemary and San Marzano tomatoes. Locations Piada Bexley As of October 2015, the fast casual Italian restaurant has 23 locations in four states. There are 18 locations in Ohio, two in Indiana, two in Michigan and one in Texas. In 2013 Piada received an investment from Catterton Partners who has a history of partnering with fast growing brands like PF Changs, Noodles & Company and retailers such as Restoration Hardware. Piada will be adding six more locations in Texas (Houston and Dallas) and Minnesota (Mall of America and Chanhassen) in 2015 and has an eye toward opening 15 new locations in 2016. Piada is headquartered in Columbus, Ohio where their first restaurant opened in 2010. Other All Piada restaurants are company-owned in order to control the experience and ensure that all the details of what makes Piada special are consistently met. In 2013, Nation’s Restaurant News recognized Piada as a forward-thinking restaurant company in its annual “Hot Concepts” awards and in 2015 Piada won the “2015 Most Buzzed About Brand” from the National Restaurant Association’s Marketing Executives Group and Restaurant Business magazine. External links Company website

 Not done: Sorry, your proposed version is blatantly promotional and will not be implemented. Wikipedia is not for advertising, marketing, or public relations. Words like "fast casual, authentic" and "array of healthy and indulgent options" clearly show the text is designed to persuade readers rather than give a neutral presentation of the facts. Wikipedia does not host advertisements, and that is why the article keeps being reverted to this reversion. If you do want your changes to be incorporated into the article, you must significantly dilute the promotional tone of this proposal. Altamel (talk) 17:39, 13 October 2015 (UTC)