Pizza Chains Roll Out Discounts During National Pizza Week

National Pizza Week spans from Sunday, Jan. 11, through Saturday, Jan. 17. Big chains are dropping deals left and right. The yearly event arrives while last year America's top pizza outlets hit roughly $30.9 billion in 2025, per Technomic.

Sales numbers haven't budged much across the past two years. They've lagged restaurant price inflation, which climbed about 4% in that stretch. Kevin Schimpf works as senior director of industry research at Technomic. He told USA TODAY that "these flat figures mirror shifts in how people buy food."

A pie costs $17 on average now. That's up 22% across five years, based on data from Slice, which handles online orders for independent pizzerias. Shoppers started picking smaller pies with fewer toppings once prices climbed.

Pizza Hut sells its 16-inch Big New Yorker for $10 in a promotion stretching past this week. The company tapped seven-time Super Bowl winner Tom Brady for a TV commercial where he plays a delivery driver. They're also daring an NFL quarterback to say "pizza" before "hut" during a broadcast to score their city a free party.

Domino's rolled out three offers. The Mix and Match Deal gives shoppers any two or more menu picks at $6.99 each. One $19.99 Perfect Combo Meal packs two medium one-topping pies plus two orders of 16-piece Bread Bites. Their weeklong carryout special puts one-topping choices or an eight-piece wings order at $7.99 apiece.

California Pizza Kitchen dropped $5 select pies for CPK Rewards members. Choices run from Original BBQ Chicken Pizza to Cheese, Pepperoni, Gluten-Free, and Take & Bake types. It works for dine-in, takeout, and CPK delivery at every spot except Hawaii.

Tampa Bay has local favorites like Madison Avenue, Violet Stone, and 3 Corners Pizza serving the metro area. None have announced week-specific promotions.