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14 quid for 10 slices of pizza....
Why are Dominos/Pizza Hut SO expensive?
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Sic said:
Is that a midweek special or applicable all the time?
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Problem is that different Dominos have different offers.
Down here, I buy two small Pizzas for £6 which is roughly the same as one large one. Thats fine.
In Portsmouth at the weekend the only offer they had was buy one large, get one free. Not much use when you only want one.
Down here, I buy two small Pizzas for £6 which is roughly the same as one large one. Thats fine.
In Portsmouth at the weekend the only offer they had was buy one large, get one free. Not much use when you only want one.
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The whole food service industry seems to be raising their prices, they certainly are round here.
It costs just as much to go to a pub restaurant and have something like a sirloin steak or the fish of the day as it is to order a pizza.
It costs just as much to go to a pub restaurant and have something like a sirloin steak or the fish of the day as it is to order a pizza.
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theres a place in bradford that charges £3/£4 for a slice. its a little bigger than a normal slice, but i thought that was ridiculous!
I used to work at Domino's and my manager said the prices were as they were because, "The customers are paying for a quality product and service."
They do make good pizza's though but I couldn't justify paying the full price though - I got a 50% discount.
There would be people I'd deliver to like every 3 days who'd spend about £13 each time on average. That's quite a bit I'd say.
The store I used to work at made a profit of £250,000 last year.
They do make good pizza's though but I couldn't justify paying the full price though - I got a 50% discount.
There would be people I'd deliver to like every 3 days who'd spend about £13 each time on average. That's quite a bit I'd say.
The store I used to work at made a profit of £250,000 last year.
Forget Dominoes and Pizza Hut, best pizza place i have found recently, although they been here for a few yrs is Papa Johns pizza.
Definitely much much better and slightly cheaper imo than say the absolute rubbish that Pizza hut and Dominoes churn out tbh. Everytime i order from pizza hut i always always get a soggy pizza grrrrr
and Dominoes is just as bad if not worse....i always get a somewhat burnt pizza from them. im constantly amazed that they dont do anything about it, perhaps they dont like me or my address lol
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But seriously i havent had a dominoes or a pizza hut pizza for almost a yr now thanks to Papa Johns, their buffalo hot sauce is loverly especially with chicken dippers
Definitely much much better and slightly cheaper imo than say the absolute rubbish that Pizza hut and Dominoes churn out tbh. Everytime i order from pizza hut i always always get a soggy pizza grrrrr
and Dominoes is just as bad if not worse....i always get a somewhat burnt pizza from them. im constantly amazed that they dont do anything about it, perhaps they dont like me or my address lol.But seriously i havent had a dominoes or a pizza hut pizza for almost a yr now thanks to Papa Johns, their buffalo hot sauce is loverly especially with chicken dippers
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asda - american style 4 cheese stuffed crust pizza £2.98 - it's almost as yum as pizza hut, almost
