Domino's Competitors

Domino's Pizza Enterprises (DPE) is the largest pizza chain in Australia in terms of both network store numbers and network sales. It is also the largest franchisee for the Domino's Pizza brand in the world. Domino's holds the exclusive master franchise rights for the Domino's brand and network in Australia, New Zealand, France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Japan, Germany, Luxembourg, Taiwan, Singapore, Malaysia and Cambodia. The Domino's brand is owned by Domino's Pizza, Inc, a listed US company. Domino's Pizza Enterprises now extend across 12 markets, with more than 3,800 stores and is the leading international Domino's franchisee.

Crust is known as the brand that makes pizza more interesting. It’s not just the finest ingredients we use, but the way we combine them to create unique combinations that are adventures in flavour. We make our pizza the authentic way, relying on instinct and measuring by hand rather than following a strict formula. We continue to lead the way with our delicious, innovative menu. Crust Gourmet Pizza Bar is a highly regarded brand of Retail Food Group (RFG), Australia’s largest multi-brand retail food franchise operator.

HELL was spawned by Callum in the year 1996, location: the Kelburn squash centre in Wellington. First floor, no street frontage, dodgy access and a tiny kitchen - fundamentally wrong in so many ways, but it worked. This was the birthplace of HELL and we operated out of Kelburn for eight years, before moving the kitchen to the top of Cuba St in 2004. In the early days we tried everything: rice tandoori pizza, delivery milkshakes, curries, mud cake, flame bread - all in search of the wicked menu that is HELL today. In 2000, Callum partnered with his mate Stu and together they opened the Hataitai store. HELL had started to grow.. We opened another store in Northland the following year and set up a prep kitchen that serviced our three stores. Delivering around Wellington in the Escargo with occasional brakes and handling like a 4-wheeled sailing ship in the wind, we started honing our systems and products. We then opened in Petone - our first 'quality' fit out. In 2003 Warren partnered with the guys and helped grow the business with his franchise knowledge. Our 4 plus 10 franchised stores in the first year, 16 in the second, 21 in the third year and 15 in 2006. We finished 06 with 66 stores, wicked franchisees and happy customers. The time was right to move onwards and upwards, so we sold the NZ business, and went in search of new countries for HELL. First, we went to London, then Brisbane, Seoul, India and Vancouver. In 2009, we bought our New Zealand business back. The old owners didn't get it. In May 09, we started the resurrection of HELL. We took out the trash, had fun with our marketing, improved ingredients and launched some new tasty products. In 2011 Warren left the company to explore overseas opportunities. HELL is 666% New Zealand owned and committed to giving you the best damned pizza in this life or the next.