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Pizza lovers can now score half off their favorites thanks to a new deal from Domino’s.
From July 27 through August 2, Domino’s customers will see 50% off all menu-priced pizzas. The “half-off offer” applies to every single menu-priced pizza. Plus, folks can customize with any toppings, pick from six crusts or secure a Specialty Pizza — all for half the original menu price.
“For one week, customers can enjoy 50% off any menu-priced pizza, with any crust and toppings. It’s a great opportunity to try something new or enjoy your favorite pizza for less,” said Frank Garrido, Domino’s executive vice president and chief restaurant officer.
“Summer is all about making memories, whether that’s a backyard get-together, family movie night or simply sharing a meal with friends,” Garrido added.
Fans can grab the grub through delivery or carryout and can be redeemed on dominos.com, the Domino’s mobile app, over the phone or in person.
Customers with choice fatigue can try a chef special, as many have shared their go-to combinations Domino’s says are “inspired by the sweet heat of summer and backyard barbeques”
Fans can try the Crunchy Thin Crust with “robust inspired tomato sauce, cheese made with 100% mozzarella, pepperoni, pineapple, jalapeno,” the company revealed. Plus, the pizza behemoth suggests dunking it in its sweet mango habanero sauce for a little extra kick.
Next up is their Parmesan Stuffed Crust with a honey BBQ sauce, mozzarella cheese, chicken, smoked bacon and cheddar cheese blend. If you want a mega toppings pie, Domino’s recommends its Hand Tossed Crust with tomato sauce, mozzarella and shredded provolone cheese, beef, bacon, fresh mushroom, fresh onion and diced tomato.
In a recent call between Yahoo Finance’s executive editor Brian Sozzi and Sandeep Reddy, Domino’s chief financial officer, the pizza chain revealed it is looking to introduce a protein-packed pizza.
“Once again, for competitive reasons, management did not share the type of innovation, but we appreciated that ideas like a protein-boosted pizza, revamped chicken platform and variations of existing formats (e.g., a deep dish or new stuffing for the crust) could be operationally deployed and are likely in the long-term pipeline of ideas that management could eventually tap in,” the note said, according to Sozzi.
Domino’s has not confirmed the protein pizza concept; however, it does align with a wide push toward higher-protein menu offerings. In recent months, Starbucks, Chipotle, McDonald’s, Subway and more have all added new protein-boosted items.
Starbucks with its protein cold foams, lattes boosted with protein, and custom milk options. Chipotle added its “High Protein Menu” lineup with items like the Double High Protein Bowl with a whopping 81g protein and standalone four-ounce High Protein Cups starting around $4.
McDonald’s added badges onto its digital menu boards and app kiosks in stores to highlight the menu items that had 11 to 30 grams of protein. Meanwhile, the sandwich giant Subway introduced Protein Pockets and bowls. The “pockets” have a toasted soft wheat tortilla packed with over 20 grams of protein in each.
