Pi Day celebrations on March 14, 2026, offer food enthusiasts exciting deals on a variety of pies and pizzas. Numerous national and local chains are participating with special pricing and promotions to mark this mathematical holiday, which honors the constant π (pi), approximately 3.14, symbolic of the date 3/14.
Celebrated in honor of the ratio of a circle’s circumference to its diameter, Pi Day also coincides with the birthday of Albert Einstein. Consumers can take advantage of a broad range of discounts available exclusively on this day at participating locations.
Pizza Deals Across Major Chains
Blaze Pizza launches a buy-one-get-the-second-for-$3.14 deal for their 11-inch pizzas at select stores. Burger King rewards customers with a free Hershey’s Sundae Pie or Cinnamon Apple Pie when they spend $3.14 or more using their app during the Perks Week promotion leading up to Pi Day.
Domino’s advertises its "best deal ever": any pizza with up to seven toppings priced at $9.99. Additionally, selected items are available for $6.99 each when purchasing two. Marco’s Pizza offers a medium 1-topping pizza for only $3.14 with the purchase of a larger pizza by using the code PIDAY online or in-app.
MOD Pizza extends $3.14 off MOD-sized pizzas to rewards members ordering via the app, with 314 lucky customers receiving their orders for just $3.14. A digital Pi Day poster is also available for download through their site.
Papa Johns features “Papa Pairings” where customers can buy two or more select items for $6.99 each, including pizzas. They also offer a large one-topping carryout pizza for $7.99. Pizza Hut’s promotions include deal bundles like the $7 Deal Lovers when purchasing multiple participating items, carryout pizzas starting at $10, and the Big Dinner Box beginning at $24.99.
Convenience Stores and Local Bakeries Join the Fun
Sheetz is extending the celebration beyond Pi Day itself by pricing their cheese or pepperoni pizza flatz at $3.14 from Pi Day through the end of the following week. Redemption is available through the Sheetz app at over 810 locations.
Speedway and 7-Eleven reward members at select stores with whole pizzas for $3.14 on March 13 and 14, alongside discounts on snack pies and quesadillas priced at 31.4 cents and $3.14 respectively.
In Durham, The Coffee Bar will offer slices of specialty pies from baker Phoebe Lawless at $3.14 starting at 2 p.m. on Pi Day, featuring options such as Chocolate Chess, Lemon Chess, and Buttermilk Sugar pies.
Additional Savings via Digital Platforms and Local Retailers
Local pizza establishments in the Raleigh and Triangle area have Pi Day discounts through Groupon, including Brixx, Vic’s Pizzeria, Chuck E. Cheese, and others. Consumers are encouraged to enter their zip codes on Groupon to discover nearby deals.
DoorDash’s app-based offers include Pizza Hut’s buy-one-get-one-free medium or large Create Your Own pizzas, $4 off Sbarro orders of $20 or more through early April, and Blaze Pizza’s buy-one-get-one-free Simple Pie deal.
Grocery Store Promotions
Local grocery chains are participating by marking down various pie and frozen pizza items. For example:
- Food Lion: Snack pies at $1 each; Red Baron frozen pizzas at $2.99 with digital coupons.
- Harris Teeter: Flatbread pizzas at $3.14 on Pi Day; gourmet pies at discounted prices through the week.
- Lidl: Select frozen Red Baron pizzas for $3.49.
- Lowes Foods: Bakery apple pies for $5.99.
- Publix: Small apple pies priced at $3.14.
These promotions underline the widespread enthusiasm for Pi Day and its playful association with pie-themed foods. Shoppers and diners should confirm availability with their local stores and restaurants, as deals vary by location and participation.
The 2026 Pi Day offers present an excellent opportunity to enjoy quality pizzas and pies at special prices while celebrating a unique mathematical constant recognized globally. Participants can benefit from a diverse selection of promotions across multiple platforms and retail formats, ensuring there is something for every taste and preference.
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