Domino's Pizza [
Restaurant Locator] is offering
Any Domino's Menu Price Pizzas: 50% Off (
applies to the pizza portion of your order) valid at participating locations through June 7, 2026. Select free restaurant pickup/carryout to save on any delivery fees
Thanks to community member
CookinFer2 for finding this deal
Note, pricing/participation may vary by location.
Top Comments
Not as good an option as the costco pizzas. But more topping options and stores usually closer than costco.
Domino's crust was garlic-ly and just the right amount of crispiness, cheese was perfect, and they didn't skimp on the sauce & toppings.
Community Reviews
Domino's 50 percent off menu-priced pizzas is mainly a way to get a fresh, customizable pie with more topping choices and nearby stores, and the XL New York style gets a nod for its size. The deal can still land around $8 to $11 for a large, with specialty pizzas and stuffed crust drawing praise for value and filling portions. Garlic parm sauce, well done baking, and extra sauce are recurring favorites. The main caveat is that pricing, fees, and participation vary by location, and some orders can lose value once delivery or minimum order charges appear.
Late-night diners wanting a customizable pie, because the garlic parm sauce and well-done bake can still make the pizza taste good.
Families wanting a filling pizza meal, because the stuffed crust is very filling and can cover a couple of pizza meals.
Shoppers who want a larger pie with more topping choices, because the XL New York style is 16 inches and the menu offers more topping options than some alternatives.
People who like a crisp, garlicky crust with generous sauce and toppings, because the crust can be just right and the pizza does not skimp on sauce or toppings.
Shoppers expecting a low-sodium pizza, because the standard hand-tossed build can be very salty.
People who want the cheapest possible large pizza, because this promo can still cost more than other local carryout specials.
People who need a consistently mild flavor profile, because the pizza can come across as salty and uneven from store to store.
Buyers comparing against warehouse pizza value, because the XL New York style can feel much smaller than a warehouse pie.
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The New York style comes in XL (16"). For those not good with math 16" pizza is 30% larger than a 14".
Not as good an option as the costco pizzas. But more topping options and stores usually closer than costco.
Domino's is the cheapest with this deal by $0.82 compared to Pizza Hut's current deal; however, it is opinion on quality. I find their pizzas to be salty.
I personally think Papa John's is the best, but currently most expensive (even with deals).
Little Caesar's is the cheapest without any deals, more expensive at regular price than Domino's with this deal and probably the worst quality.
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The New York style comes in XL (16"). For those not good with math 16" pizza is 30% larger than a 14".
Not as good an option as the costco pizzas. But more topping options and stores usually closer than costco.
Math says as diameter decreases, total area shrinks exponentially, while crust area just shrinks linearly.
Never had an issue with ordering online for in-store pickup. They even incentivize this openly -- saying that delivery will cost more. It's 2026, who actually walks into a store to order something anymore? use your magic rectangle.
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