Chains including Mod Pizza and Blaze Pizza are offering free food or discounts for Pi Day. Here's how to get them.
Mod Pizza and DoorDash are giving away free pizzas with a $3.14 purchase on March 14
Mod Pizza and delivery partner DoorDash are giving out 5,000 free pizzas on March 14. To get one, spend at least $3.14 on Mod Pizza through the DoorDash app or website and use the code MODPIDAY at checkout. The promotion is while supplies last, so there's a ticking clock on this one.
Blaze Pizza is selling pizzas for $3.14 beginning at 3:14 pm on March 14
Blaze Pizza is offering an in-store-only promotion, selling 11-inch pizzas for $3.14 after 3:14 p.m. on March 14. The offer is limited to one per customer and can be redeemed through the Blaze App for pickup or in-person at a store. Most US and Canadian locations are participating, except for the locations at stadiums, airports, theme parks, and George Mason University, UCLA, and Chicago's Belmont Ave.
Pieology is offering a buy a pizza, get a pizza deal for $3.14 for in-store customers on March 14
Pieology is offering an in-store special throughout the day on March 14: buy one pizza, get one pizza for $3.14. Customers who sign up for Pieology's rewards program and download the Pie Life Rewards App on Pi Day can enter to win free pizza for a year.
California Pizza Kitchen and Postmates are giving customers $10 off orders of $30 or more from March 10-15
Postmates just added California Pizza Kitchen to its growing portfolio of partners, and to celebrate, the two companies are launching a Pi Day pizza promotion. From March 10 through March 15, customers can get $10 off of $30 or more when ordering California Pizza Kitchen items through the Postmates app using the promo code CPKDAY.
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