Pizzeria 105 (Stopiątka)

Pizzeria 105 (Stopiątka) is a Polish pizzeria chain built around a nostalgic, instantly recognisable retro identity borrowed from a cult communist-era car — the brand name and the pizza names lean into that local heritage, giving the concept a distinctive, homegrown personality rather than a generic Italian look. As a franchisee you run your own outlet under the brand: you make and serve pizza on-site, for takeaway and for delivery, leaning on a highly systematised, delivery-and-takeaway-optimised operation. The key edge is that the beloved local character is paired with a tightly systematised setup — the chain is now operated under a parent that also runs a global pizza-delivery system, so newer outlets run as a hybrid that fuses the local brand's familiarity with the global brand's logistics, technology and ordering platforms.

The package is built turnkey. Headquarters supplies market and catchment analysis and help selecting and negotiating the location, a turnkey fit-out concept (interior to brand standard, kitchen layout, equipment selection), full operating know-how and recipes, initial and ongoing training for you, your managers and crew (service standards, production organisation, cost control), food-safety and HACCP documentation, an online-ordering and POS/IT backbone, central plus regional advisory support, and national marketing (TV, social, plus local-marketing playbooks). As the operator you secure the premises and capital, hire and lead the local team, run day-to-day production, delivery and service, manage local labour and food cost, and execute local marketing — all while adhering to brand and quality standards.