Dewey’s taco-inspired pizza back on the menu

The Tito Santana pizza will be available at Dewey's Pizza for a limited time from Sept. 3 to Oct. 7.

Credit: The Meisbergers

Credit: The Meisbergers

The Tito Santana pizza will be available at Dewey's Pizza for a limited time from Sept. 3 to Oct. 7.
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Sept 4, 2024
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Dewey’s Pizza has announced the return of a seasonal pizza — the Tito Santana, which is a taco-inspired, customer favorite.

The Tito Santana, named after the legendary wrestler, will be available at all 25 Dewey’s locations, beginning Sept. 3.

Guests can enjoy the original pizza recipe, which includes a taco sauce base, seasoned ground beef, a blend of chihuahua and cheddar cheeses, red onion and corn chips. The pizza is baked, then it’s topped with shredded lettuce, fresh tomatoes, and drizzled with house-made chipotle ranch dressing.

The Tito Santana pizza will be on Dewey’s menu for a limited time. Vegetarian diners can order Dewey’s black bean corn salsa in place of ground beef. Gluten-free crust and dairy-free cheeses are also available upon request.

The Tito Santana pizza will be featured alongside Dewey’s Harvest salad, which also launches early this month. This signature salad features field greens, toasted pumpkin seeds, figs, Boursin cheese, applewood-smoked bacon, and Dewey’s house-made apple cider vinaigrette dressing.

The Tito Santana pizza will be available through Oct. 7. The Harvest salad will be available throughout the fall months.

For more on Dewey’s, the Tito Santana pizza, and the Harvest Salad, go to DeweysPizza.com.

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