Domino's.. £18 quid for a large pizza

[Jer_1974]

Does anyone actually pay £18 for a large pizza? Hungover today and wife fancies some stodge. Luckily they do a 50% off deal today when I wanted to order. It's still a lot for a pizza and many time I have just given up due to how confusing the deals are.

[Butter Face]

No, there's always an offer on. Anyone who pays full price is doing it wrong.

They price high and then discount heavily.

[talksthetorque]

They are the DFS of Pizzas
I know of nobody who has ever paid full price in Domino's.

[lukefreeman]

Tell them you're emergency services, you get 50% off.

Delivery drivers never ask to prove on delivery.

[48k]

Butter Face said:

No, there's always an offer on. Anyone who pays full price is doing it wrong.

This.

Never pay full price for Dominos Pizza. A few seconds on Google will give you a plethora of voucher codes.

[DMN]

Get the hot dog stuffed crust. You won't regret it.

[Joey Ramone]

talksthetorque said:

They are the DFS of Pizzas
I know of nobody who has ever paid full price in Domino's.

Insofar that their pizzas taste like a sofa.

[Patch1875]

We got 2 large pizzas,potato wedges,garlic bread and a bottle of coke last night £24.

[marcusgrant]

talksthetorque said:

They are the DFS of Pizzas
I know of nobody who has ever paid full price in Domino's.

imagine if people could finance a dominos, I bet there would be a lot of people who would ha

[Sir Lord Poopie]

I paid circa 19 quid for Dominoes in 2011. Well below average; never bought anything from them since.

I don't 'do' deals by the way - guess I'm not the Dominoes targeted clientele.

[LeadFarmer]

Dominos are expensive, but they taste the best by far.

[dci]

Order online using the app, order over £50 worth of food which is enough for at least four (or two and a morning after hangover cure) and use the 50offweb code to get 50% off.

Works in my local Domino's anyway..

[Condi]

Always made me laugh that you cam buy a large pizza, and 600ml bottle of Peroni, in a sit down cafe, 3 streets from the Central Station in Rome for 10 Euro, and yet a pizza from a Dominos takeaway in Slough is £16 (20 Euro)!!

[trickywoo]

I find pizzas generally way overpriced. Few toppings with the biggest ingredients being bread and tomato.

I put on a fair chunk of weight when dominos were doing a lunchtime deal on a four topping personal pizza for £1.99 - much better than a supermarket sandwich.

[p1stonhead]

Its hilarious how much they cost considering it costs them around 50p for a large.

Hell of a business to get into.

[0000]

We used to eat Dominos in Saudi at about £3 for a large. Probably my favourite pizza chain.

Never bought one in the UK. £9 on offer? ps off!

[ReallyReallyGood]

Whilst I hate the gamification of voucher codes to get value, it's a really clever business model. They can bump up the price of their menu almost invisibly, just by reducing the number of vouchers, or changing their discount amount, whilst keeping the headline menu prices fixed.

[WCZ]

I know people who have never used a voucher code, they have money but it's still outrageous not to spend a minute of your time to save 40%.

[talksthetorque]

Bizarre isn't it how unconcerned about small amounts people are? I get 3p from TopCashback for every post on here.
Still if you are a powerfully built trading company director who spent all week chasing up on the component ratio on a Principal Protected Note derivative, I suppose it's the last thing you want to do when you get home on a Friday, as it might be basically the same thing you did all week for three million pounds, not ten.

[anonymous-user]

WCZ said:

I know people who have never used a voucher code, they have money but it's still outrageous not to spend a minute of your time to save 40%.

you don't need a voucher just select 'deals' from the top of the page.