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Stevi B’s details free pizza promo

By Joe Guy Collier
Sept 30, 2009

Stevi B’s, an Atlanta-based chain of pizza buffet restaurants, will give away a free medium to-go pizza to the first 100 customers on October 7, the company announced Wednesday.

The promotion will begin at 6 p.m. at participating locations and allow customers to build their own pizza by selecting slices from the buffett. For those who don’t make the first 100, Stevi B’s will provide coupons for two to dine for $10.99.

“We are so confident that you’ll love Stevi B’s pizza, we want to give customers a chance to try our specialty pizzas for free,” said Matt Loney, president of Stevi B’s Pizza, in a press release announcing the promotion.

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