WWE is readying Dallas, Texas for its biggest event of the year. Thousands of fans from around the world will descend on the Lonestar state and for those apart of the WWE universe who are unable to see the show live, they will be able to catch the show at selected theaters around the country.
Now WWE has teamed up with Nextbite, a virtual restaurant company, to open a WWE-themed delivery-only restaurant in the Dallas area. The restaurant will inaugurate ahead of WrestleMania 38, which takes place at AT&T Stadium in Dallas on Saturday, April 2, and Sunday, April 3.
WWE Smackadillas, a delivery-only restaurant, is currently available on DoorDash, Uber Eats, and Grubhub. WWE Smackadillas is a limited-time menu of crave-inducing quesadillas available through April 11th. Geoff Madding, Chief Growth Officer for Nextbite, recently made a statement about the partnership.
WWE is one of the premier sports and entertainment organizations in the world and is known for giving their passionate fan base exactly what they want. Whether you order WWE Smackadillas from the comfort of your couch or on your way home from WrestleMania, we look forward to amping up the total WWE experience with these delicious quesadillas for all the hungry fans in the Dallas area.
In addition to collaborating with WWE to bring fans a quesadilla unlike any other, WWE Smackadillas will be hosting a number of different activations and giveaways in the Dallas region during the week leading up to WrestleMania, including ticket giveaways and WWE merchandise. The WWE Smackadillas menu, as well as further information regarding the Dallas-area activations, can be found at wwesmackadillas.com and on the brand’s social media channels @wwesmackadillas. Check out the post below.
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