They're off their nut! Now £18.99 for a pizza :smile:
They should wipe the slate clean and get back to realistic prices with occasional discount codes.

the pizza business has some serious margins but 18.99 for a pizza is just over the top.

What a fool, they are nicer the next morning

you guys do know you can just ring them, place your order and say "that's with the 50% off code" and they'll accept it without any confirmation...

we haven't paid full price for a pizza from domino's for years, with or without valid codes floating around. they make a profit even when people use 50% off codes because their prices are inflated. they don't actually expect idiots to pay 50 quid for 2 pizzas, they just appreciate it when they do...haha

Good deal and hot!

Prices have been increased.

Medium and Large pizza only.

from when? thanks

They're off their nut! Now £18.99 for a pizza :smile:
They should wipe the slate clean and get back to realistic prices with occasional discount codes.

the pizza business has some serious margins but 18.99 for a pizza is just over the top.

Only a fool would buy a £18.99 pizza.:laughing:

The profit margin must be massive, and I bet the proportion of the costs that is the ingredients themselves is absolutely tiny.

Still expensive and the toppings are so slender. Poor hygiene. They do not were gloves and answer the phone with and carry on cooking. Vegetarian pizza do not exist due to cross contamination.

I know that staff get 50% off and they still make a load of money even at half the price, the profits are huge and they only pay minimum wage to keep profits up and costs down

Being off-cheese for many years, I hadn't looked at a pizza menu for some time. When I saw the £18.99 price here, I didn't believe it! Now, looking at the overall menu prices, I'm absolutely astounded. I would even shrink for paying those prices for an eat-in meal. Some folks have more money than sense.

Even at BOGOF they're expensive when Morrisons can do 2x10" for £4. (Yes, I know you have to cook them yourself, but.....)

They are expensive but they're so delicious. I often eat half then chuck the rest away :disappointed:

Is it even possible to buy a single pizza for £18.99? I have never been on the website and not seen some sort of offer.

So many deals makes it very confusing
I still find if ur collecting ask for the 7.99 large pizza or 5.99 medium seams to work out better

Jeez, really? Must be touching £50 for a pizza now surely? What a joke.

What are they topping thier pizza with these days, £5 notes. lol

What a fool, they are nicer the next morning

thank u :-) ideal for the little ones party tomorrow lol

you guys do know you can just ring them, place your order and say "that's with the 50% off code" and they'll accept it without any confirmation...

we haven't paid full price for a pizza from domino's for years, with or without valid codes floating around. they make a profit even when people use 50% off codes because their prices are inflated. they don't actually expect idiots to pay 50 quid for 2 pizzas, they just appreciate it when they do...haha

A good job, I never buy them unless they're on offer!

they seem to have increased the prices but hey its pizza night tonight so i will eat well.
cheers op

The only HOT thing from dominos
This deal.

​:/ what?

found local independent pizza places 100 times better than dominos. Nice 12 inch pizza and fresh 2 for 12 quid on Tuesdays is what I pay. won't bother with dominos for that price it's just mad

I used to go to papa johns lunchtime next to Aston university where they sold decent sized medium margheritas for a quid (£1 extra per topping) on frozen dough and the whole shop gets packed (they still sell them)

"We currently have over 100 Pizza GoGo branches, predominantly in the South East of England. We aim to open new branches to cover all of the UK in the future."

No thanks.:confused: I would try the other pizzas if they had stores up North.:smiley:


It's good that folks are supporting their own local independent Italian pizzerias usually owned by small family businesses as they know how a real proper Italian pizza should be.

I've never tried domino's. I always end up buying from Asian pizza places. .. deeelicious

the majority of toppings were out of date in the store my son worked at. They also allow school kids to work illegal hours

That must be a lobster & caviar pizza by the sounds of it topped with truffles ! Stone the crows .Whata price !

​I love the Saag aloo pizza

must depend where you live with the prices, im from Macclesfield, Cheshire and the prices are "only £16.99"

Yeah but Morrison's pizzas are terrible. Asda or Sainsbury's is where it's at.

Strong words your reporting this. Are you absolutely sure you got your facts right before reporting this to the right authorities? It could turn back to you. If your son know better, why didn't he reported this himself?

Not trying to stand only on Dominos side but there's a diff between chilled & frozen stock on how would you use them so be clear on that. I once bought several reduced price chilled chicken wings with very short use by date but decided to freeze them to use later. Does that mean I have to throw it away once the moment I defrosted it? I didn't get food poisoning as I made sure it was cooked thoroughly.

Have you seen how much food is wasted due to folks not understanding the diff between best before & use by date & folks not using common sense to know if food has gone off?

Regards to allowing school kids to work illegal hours then that's a no no. This is more of a management issue & needs to be reported to Dominos HQ & local authority.

https://www.gov.uk/child-employment/minimum-ages-children-can-work

​euwwe no way... I just go simple hot veggie. sag makes me smell of saag

£18.99 a pizza but surely they don't expect many people to pay full price. It's clever as you'll get some people who've had too many beers not care how much it costs and it adds massively to revenue.

It's still ridiculous mind. Even half price £9.50 is pushing it.

it was 2/3yrs ago. All locals know not to eat from that store. It's rubbish. My son only cared about the money at the time. Typical teenage lad. Thankfully he left there once he got fed up of working every night and weekend

I think the problem is not that dominos is an amazing pizza. It's just that most take away kebab shops pizza are so poor it makes dominos look amazing. I'm yet to have a truly nice pizza from any kebab shop. Hot from me because at 9 pound each they taste a hell of a lot better than omars attempt. Y

thats y they r BOGOF coz no one buys on regular price lol

People pay a lot for delivery.

Drivers get paid the minimum wage and a set amount for each delivery.

So if it takes half an hour for a driver to do a delivery and get back to the shop then that's probably £4.50 just to pay the driver.

And although driver numbers are kept to a minimum pizza buyers are also paying for drivers to wait around at the shop during quiet periods. That probably pushes delivery costs up to £5 or more.

Also the shops are open all day, and there are lots of quiet periods before and after the evening rush. Customers pay for these staff to do next to nothing in these quiet periods, and there is no way round that.

Could buy a smaller pizza?

For the price they charge I hope none of the ingredients are after the best before date!

Damn it, pizza ordered :disappointed:

Or warm it up in the oven the next day?

Thanks for this, just found out dominos now deliver to my address - so will be enjoying pizza tonight!

That is not correct - they pay £9 an hour where I live, and you also get paid an amount per pizza delivered.
My friend earns more than me doing it.

I think £10 for a freshly made pizza is a fair price when you consider that a decent supermarket pizza costs £5 and doesn't taste as good.

you can buy 3 decent pizzas for £18 from a local shop that taste great also...

Well I worked there last year, it was min wage, plus £1 per delivery but I believe they changed the amount per delivery to more if it was further away but less of closer etc, if it was £9 an hour near me I wouldn't of left haha

You pay a fiver for a supermarket pizza? *wipes tear laughing* This thread is comedy gold.

It's.... almost like they're running a business!

"TopPING". :smirk:

It must be nice to be so easily amused!

I think £8 - £10 is a fair price for a large pizza, you guys cannot seriously compare supermarket pizzas to domino's / Pizza Hut etc, & the cheaper Asian pizza places don't have pork products , so you can't buy real pepperoni / sausage toppings, & they also ( majority ) use cheese substitute to save on costs & that's why they're considerably cheaper! Dare I say it but .. Even supermarket pizza's are better as they use real cheddar & pork!

I can see dominos going into administration soon. This is a sign of desperation.

​Haha yeah I should probably freeze it but I'm too bone idle so I just bin it lol Can't really afford them just lately though so it's Iceland pizzas :smiley:

£5 for a good one, stone baked etc. ​You sound like a frozen pizza guy who goes to Iceland. That's OK too.

These ones are really nice... and I don't feel all yucky and bloated like I do after bingeing on Pizza Hut or Dominos (though I still go with those options sometimes, regardless!)

http://www.tesco.com/groceries/product/details/?id=288697845

Probably need a twenty....:confused::laughing:

cold would much rather go to the supermarket pizza counter and get one made by the person there who personalise them for you and they usually work out at around £2.50 each or something ridiculous that any pizza is £18.99. you can go to the award winning Italian restaurant round the corner from me and get a pizza for £12 and eat in a fancy restaurant what a joke dominos are

Surprised Asda haven't put them out of business yet with their pizza prices. Only a matter of time hopefully.

Frozen pizzas are pretty great these days and Asda's freshly cooked onsite ones are excellent, for a fraction of this nonsense pricing.

That's a bit of a tangent though and this is still a comparatively good offer, so voted hot.

I've bought all kinds (and price) of supermarket pizzas over the years and legitimately think Iceland's are the best tasting. The likes of their hotdog stuffed crust ones for a couple of quid are ludicrous value and taste amazing.

Time and a place for all kinds, but there's no need for good pizza to be ridiculously priced.

I am a guy made out of pizza. How did you know?

They need more cheese but the hotdog stuffed crust ones are amazing.

£19?? Even at bogof its not worth it!

Make your own for a fraction of the price, or if you are lazy pay £3.50ish for a custom large in Asda (and they even have garlic base!)

This is very cold. Not sure who is voting hot to get 500+ as this is very un-hukd.

No hotdog stuffed crust.

Seething.

I put taste over price, and asda fresh pizzas are bland compared to dominos (as are every supermarkets to be fair, morrisons probably the worst) - only pizza express (calabrese mmm) are superior imo, though the Bulls Head in Repton are pretty good too.

At any price, or do you have a limit? If one pizza was £50 would you still buy for taste over price?
What is your price limit when price overtakes taste?

Wow, instead of one overpriced pizza, I can have two pizzas for a lower but still inflated price! :stuck_out_tongue:

Don't really have a price. If I can afford it, I'll have it. I'd have to see what a £50 pizza tastes like if there ever was one. I'm sure there will be a point of diminishing returns, like my vice which is Whiskey. A £100 bottle will often be as good as a £200 bottle, assuming its bought for taste and not rarity.

Sorry but that is absolute garbage, in my local franchise I worked as a driver for awhile and the premises and hygiene was absolutely top.

May be in your local, but not in mine. You can see how they are made and how one man answers the phone and carries on with the dough without washing. Then you see the cross contamination for vegetarians and not a single glove in sight. I am not saying this happens in every branch as I do not know. I've seen this in my local ones.

The issue is not whether one can afford it, but whether one would pay.
I was referring to a Dominos pizza. Would you pay £50 for one? What is your limit for a Dominos pizza?
I can afford to pay £50, but would not as I deem it a "rip-off". I would not even pay £20.
Assuming you can afford to pay £100 for a Dominos pizza. What is the maximum you are prepared to pay?

Waitrose Essential Pizzas are £1 at the moment.
Margarita or Pepperoni - made in Italy too.

forget dominos.

just eat or hungryhouse have much better and cheaper options.

Must be, a large is £17.99 in Belfast!

No its not!

Sorry guys, you all need to calm down a bit, but its marketing I think. They are made to look expensive but there is always these deals available at my local dominoes, this makes people think they are getting a reduced price and a bargain but in fact the price of the pizza is always half the amount they state on the website. They always work out at around £9 each for a large pizza. I've been into my local turkish kebab shops for pizzas and they all seem to charge around £9 for large too. You never have to pay "£18.99" for a pizza from dominoes....

$7 dollars for a large dominos in the USA. £18.99 even with bogof is a joke.

I feel that this debate could go on a bit...

And don't presume to tell me my opinion. I can't get half price Dominoes pizza unless it is Tuesday. We often work late, having to eat at the office and the team gets pizza so this saves money. So it is a good deal.

My m8 runs a Dominos, the large 13.5 Inch pizza's cost around £1.50 to make.

Does that include all the overheads?

Working late & paying for your own food when doing so?

No, company pays. But what's it to you?

I've worked in dominos, the hygiene was excellent. What is the purpose of wearing gloves? People are required to wash their hands regularly and it's a requirement before they make a gluten free or vegetarian pizza. I really don't know what you're basing any of this off.

Physically standing at the counter watching pizzas being made including vegetarian pizza.
Nobody washed their hands. A man answered the phone and then used his unwashed and prepared the dough.
I know what happened. I saw it on many occasions. Meat pizza were prepared by the same person making vegetarian pizzas with unwashed hands. What cheese fell off a pizza was recycled (and contaminated)

A requirement to do something does not mean it is done.

I am not saying it happens in every branch.

so its not your money. you eat for free... company claims it as an expense against their tax. argument over. its not a good deal.

Or just go to asda and get 2 for £5!!!!!

In Australia Domino's are around $6-7 regularly with coupons (one size only about a medium i'd say)
They also have an every day offer with 1 or 2 toppings for $5
I must say it's much better pizza back in Blighty, but feels very very expensive