Domino's Pizza [
Restaurant Locator] is offering their
Domino's Online Carryout Order Only: Large 1-Topping Pizza on sale for
$6.70 when you apply promo code
67 (
apply in cart) or when you follow the instructions listed below.
Thanks to community member
TealStep7587 for finding this deal
Note, must apply the listed promo code for offer to apply to your order.
Multiple pizza may be purchase in a single order; pricing & participation may vary by location/area
Deal Instructions- Click this link here
- On the top right of the screen, select the 'Choose your location' and select the 'Carryout' option
- Proceed to apply your Zip Code or search by City/State and select your local/nearest store
- Select a time or place a future carryout order
- Next, on the top right, click on the Shopping Cart icon
- Then, click on the 'Add deal' link and proceed to apply promo code 67 and click on 'Submit'
- You will then get the following prompt: Finish building your deal: Add the required items to complete and apply this deal to your cart
- Proceed to make your order
- Final price should be $6.70 w/ free in-restaurant pickup
Top Comments
Community Reviews
Domino's large one topping carryout deal is a very cheap way to get a pizza, with the app and website often landing at $6.70 and free in restaurant pickup. The code worked in many places, including California, Ohio, Florida, South Carolina, East Kansas, DFW, and South Louisiana, and the app path is under Coupons, then Local Coupons. Some orders picked up extra tax or a $1 regional surcharge, and certain toppings or stuffed and pan crusts pushed the price higher. The deal later expired or stopped validating in some areas, making it a short lived local coupon with a few pricing quirks.
The deal can remain usable in some areas even when local pricing is higher, such as Orange County where $6.70 still applied.
The coupon code can work in northern California when entered via the app's Coupons > Local Coupons section.
The deal can apply to multiple pizzas in the app without losing the $6.70 price.
The checkout flow can still reach the expected $6.70 total with free in-restaurant pickup after repeated attempts.
The deal can expire or break during ordering, including errors that prevent adding the deal to the cart.
The coupon code may be region or store specific, and it can fail in the Midwest.
The app and website can make the coupon entry hard to find, and logging in may be required to locate it.
The deal can change during checkout, such as showing $6.70 but switching to $7.70 when certain toppings like bacon are added.
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They don't. The pizza they bake is uneatable and yucky and this is why I stopped going there.
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It kept changing from $6.70 to $7.70 when I would go to check out but it finally worked. Keep trying if it does it to you
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I didn't know what was causing it, so thanks for your comment!
Edit: This deal will help me round out my points so that I can 0 out my rewards balance by getting the bites for 20. Too many rewards accounts I have to keep track of and I am trying to finish off points in some of my fast food accounts so I do not have to remember to use them
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