Quebecers Can Get 50% Off All Domino's Pizzas This Week When They Choose Delivery

Sounds like this weekend will include an at-home pizza movie night. 🍕🎥
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If there are two things we Quebecers love, it's food and deals. So when Domino's Pizza shared its recent special in an email, I knew I'd have to share the good news with you guys.

This restaurant's comfort food has always been there for us —through good times and bad, the happy days and the sad ones.

From now until Sunday, October 18, you can get 50% off all pizzas at menu price when you place a delivery order from Domino's.

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This week, as the cold air begins to fill our lungs, the company must have sensed were in need of a good deal to spice things up a little. 

Since you'll be saving on pizzas, you'll have a little extra coin to add some chicken wings, french fries, breadsticks, or of course, more pizza.

And, if you have a sweet tooth, you can try one of the mouthwatering desserts, like the marbled cookie brownie.

Whether you like pepperoni, sausage, plain cheese or Hawaiian pizza, you should consider making the most of being able to get this greasy goodness at half price.

50% Off All Domino's Pizzas At Menu Price

When: Offer is valid until Sunday, October 18. Use the promo code 8700 when ordering.

Address: For delivery.

Why You Need To Order: For a cheap meal to munch on during your movie night! 

  • Katina Goulakos

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