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.
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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.
Everybody always complaining about the membership cost. If you get the Costco Visa card and use it for all your Costco purchases you get 2% back and 5% back on all gas purchased there. This easily covers the membership fee and then some.
Meanwhile, I spend what a BOGO deal is at at Kroger and I spend like $1 more because I do not buy in the quantity Costco has.
It is like people buying gift cards off a deal on this site to make it seem like they are getting a better deal on something that is priced up at, and I write, Dominos.
So do you just buy Domino's at face value 50% off when the deal is going on. Or do I buy a discounted Domino's gift card at $40 (because it was $50) and then I find a deal for 30% off pizzas and then I write, "Oh hey guys, I got a pizza for $10 off $20 because I used a gift card that I saved $10 on and now it magically makes the pizza 50% off (Note* I did not calculate everything in this example down to the actual amount off, I just was using it as an example)."
I just want good deals without the run around you know?
I think SD members must be mostly older generations. Inflation hits hard after 5-7 decades
So yeah, it is believable that a pizza could in fact cost $22 or more.
I would find it outrageous because I live in a state where the cost of living is low and the wage is $7.25/hr.
Frozen pizzas run anywhere from 3 (low-end, very good sale) to $6 for any name brand run of the mill pizza (Tombstone, Jacks, Red Barron, Kroogers/Safeway, etc).
Meanwhile, I spend what a BOGO deal is at at Kroger and I spend like $1 more because I do not buy in the quantity Costco has.
It is like people buying gift cards off a deal on this site to make it seem like they are getting a better deal on something that is priced up at, and I write, Dominos.
So do you just buy Domino's at face value 50% off when the deal is going on. Or do I buy a discounted Domino's gift card at $40 (because it was $50) and then I find a deal for 30% off pizzas and then I write, "Oh hey guys, I got a pizza for $10 off $20 because I used a gift card that I saved $10 on and now it magically makes the pizza 50% off (Note* I did not calculate everything in this example down to the actual amount off, I just was using it as an example)."
I just want good deals without the run around you know?
Side note... you can absolutely cash out the rebate checks. I do it every year. This is only for the 2% rebate from the Costco Visa card though.
I'm just saying if there are groceries/items that I need, I have to spend the money in order to get those. If I'm spending the money, why not use the available kickbacks/tools provided to you? If I'm going to get charged $65 for a membership fee, I want to make sure it's worth it to me to get more back than I'm spending for it.
Side note... you can absolutely cash out the rebate checks. I do it every year. This is only for the 2% rebate from the Costco Visa card though.
My parents do that. They get rebate checks and spend enough to get the cash back.
All I get in cash back is for restaurants and gas on the credit card I have. Works for me.
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I'm an Elder Millienial so not that old lol. My point was the deals that they typically run.I have a local offer for a $8 one topping large, menu price for this is $18 so even at 50% its still more spendy.I also can get a 3 topping for $12, menu price it is 22 so I saved a buck. This isn't a front page deal.
Frozen pizzas run anywhere from 3 (low-end, very good sale) to $6 for any name brand run of the mill pizza (Tombstone, Jacks, Red Barron, Kroogers/Safeway, etc).
If you can find better deals than what is on this site, it just works in your favor.
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