LIST: Pi Day deals at spots near you
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — March 14 is Pi Day, meaning there are a number of deals to take advantage of.
Papa John's is offering a buy one, get one deal today for rewards members. To capitalize on the deal purchase one large or extra-large pizza, then you can get another of for $3.14.
Rewards members have been receiving special deals all week.
Customers can receive a medium pizza for, you guessed it, $3.14, with the purchase of a large or extra-large pizza. The deal is available for online and app purchases only, just use the code 'PIDAY.'
Patrons can get a free slice of pie with their entrée today, just click here to use the coupon.
If you get through one regular, full-size Pizookie, you can purchase another for, say it with me, $3.14.
If you're place of business has any deals for Pi Day, email them to us at webdesk@wdtn.com.
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