Sunday, February 9, 2020, is National Pizza Day. Whether you want to celebrate the event with a classic slice of pepperoni while on the go or would rather pick up a few gourmet pies before settling in at home, you are in luck. Many pizza restaurants offer great deals and freebies on National Pizza Day. If you want to get your hands on some discounted pizza, here are some options worth checking out.
National Pizza Day Deals
Plenty of pizza restaurants are offering special National Pizza Day discounts this year. Here’s a look at a few of the options that will be available:
- Boston’s Pizza Restaurant & Sports Bar – Get an individual gourmet pizza for $5 with the purchase of a beverage
- Fi’lia Brickell – Get a signature pizza or select specialty pies for $13
- Hungry Howie’s – Large one-topping carryout pizzas are just $5.99 at participating locations
- Paxti’s Pizza – Get a 10-inch thin-crust specialty pizza for only $9
- Pizzeria Locale – Denver locations will offer a pizza dough making class with a beer and wine lunch included for just $25
- Uno Pizzeria & Grill – Buy one takeout pizza and get a second for $6, $7, or half-price (deal varies by location). There are also $6 addon deals for salads, wings, and appetizers
On occasion, non-pizza restaurants also jump into the mix. For example, Einstein Bros. Bagels is celebrating National Pizza Day this year. If you’re a member of the Shmear Rewards Society, you can get two Pizza Bagel slices for $3 with any purchase. If you’re not a member, you can get the offer by heading to the Einstein Bros. Bagels website.
There are also numerous other pizza restaurants that offer deals each and every week. If you would rather snag pizza from a larger chain, here are a few that typically offer coupons, including on National Pizza Day:
In some cases, you have to be a rewards program member to access certain pizza deals from major chains. When this happens, signing up can be a smart move. Joining is usually free, and it’ll give you access to more money-saving options that you might otherwise miss.
National Pizza Day Freebies
Finding freebies can be a bit of a challenge. However, this year, there are a handful of discounts available on National Pizza Day that let you get a little something extra at no cost to you.
Here’s a look at the National Pizza Day freebies for 2020:
- Marco’s Pizza – Use code BOGOCHZ to get a free medium cheese pizza with the purchase of a large
- Pop Up Pizza – Buy a pizza slice or full pie and get a “Pizza is Beautiful” t-shirt for free
- Table 87 Coal Oven Pizza – Margherita pizza slices will be buy one, get one free from 2:00 pm to 7:00 pm on National Pizza Day
- Tavolino – Buy an individual-sized pizza and get a free glass of Lambrusco
If you are a member of certain pizza restaurant rewards programs, then you might have access to other freebies. For example, the Domino’s Piece of the Pie rewards plan lets you earn points toward free pizzas. If you have one available, you can use it on National Pizza Day or any other day of the year.
Many pizza restaurant locations may offer local deals as well. Before you decide where to buy your pie on February 9, 2020, consider perusing through your nearby offers. You might be able to find a discount or freebie that isn’t available nationally or better discounts at small, local pizzerias that aren’t widely known.
Are you planning on taking advantage of a National Pizza Day deal or freebie? Is there another National Pizza Day discount that you intend to use instead? Share your thoughts in the comments below.
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Tamila McDonald is a U.S. Army veteran with 20 years of service, including five years as a military financial advisor. After retiring from the Army, she spent eight years as an AFCPE-certified personal financial advisor for wounded warriors and their families. Now she writes about personal finance and benefits programs for numerous financial websites.
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