Chuck E. Cheese

 

STRATEGY.

IDENTITY.

COLLATERAL.

RETAIL DESIGN.

FUN FOR ALL


How does the beloved 40-year-old Chuck E. Cheese brand, evolve its store experience to remain relevant and fun for the next generation of parents and families while remaining the place “where a kid can be a kid”?

 

Chuck E. Cheese partnered with Tesser to help remodel several of its flagship stores. Tesser created a more inviting experience for adults without compromising the fun factor for kids. By opening up sight lines to the kitchen and creating a more food-driven pizzeria restaurant ambiance via warm woods and neutral tones, Tesser was able to help showcase a higher food quality perception. And as the final “topping”, Tesser also designed the logo and wordmark to feel more iconic, hand-done and authentic. 

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Fourth quarter earnings are soaring to a profit of almost

$53m

That's a 600% increase from previous year earnings in all remodeled store locations!


Tom Leverton.

Chuck E. Cheese CEO

{orange} I’m really excited about highlighting all the changes.
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Michael Hartman.

Chuck E. Cheese CMO

We’re excited to partner with Tesser to remodel our iconic stores.
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