On March 14, 2025, pizza lovers are set to celebrate Pi Day with mouth-watering deals at their favorite restaurants. Recognized as the day to honor the mathematical constant pi (π), which approximates to 3.14, Pi Day is more than just numbers—it's about indulging in delicious pizza and pie specials offered nationwide.
For the 12th consecutive year, Blaze Pizza is offering its loyal patrons a remarkable deal: buy one 11-inch pizza and get another for just $3.14. This offer is available at participating locations, making it more accessible for pizza enthusiasts to enjoy their favorite custom pies. Customers who take advantage of this deal will also receive additional codes redeemable through the Blaze Pizza app until the end of March 2025, perfect for future cravings.
Another popular option is California Pizza Kitchen (CPK), where rewards members can enjoy Original BBQ Chicken, Pepperoni, or Traditional Cheese pizza for only $3.14 when they purchase $25 or more. This promotion extends over two days, March 13 and 14, ensuring more opportunities for diners to take part. "Pi Day has become a mathematically proven pizza holiday, and we’re thrilled to deliver amazing value to celebrate," remarked Chef Paul Pszybylski, CPK's Executive Chef.
BJ's Restaurant & Brewhouse is also joining the festivities by offering diners who purchase one regular full-size Pizookie the chance to grab a second for just $3.14. Meanwhile, at 7-Eleven, rewards members can pick up whole pizzas for the same price, including toppings like cheese, pepperoni, or supreme pizza.
Grimaldi's Pizzeria is getting in on the action, as it serves giant slices for $3.14 exclusively between 11 AM and 3 PM on Pi Day. This lunch special promises to attract customers who want to grab quick slices alongside friends or family without breaking the bank.
For those craving dessert, Burger King offers members of its Royal Perks program the chance to snag a free Hershey's chocolate pie with any purchase of $3.14 or more, making it another sweet way to celebrate the day.
Further south, Marco's Pizza has simplified the Pi Day experience. Their patrons can grab a medium one-topping pizza for just $3.14 when they order any large or extra-large menu-priced pizza using the code "PIDAY." This deal is exclusive to online and app orders.
Cicis Pizza customers will also find great value, as they offer their buy-one-get-one deal on medium or large one-topping pizzas starting at, you guessed it, $3.14.
Meanwhile, Pizza Hut has introduced its Pizza Charcuterie, which features two medium pizzas, boneless wings, and breadsticks starting for just $24.99 on Pi Day. This offer combines social dining with delicious choices, sure to appeal to groups.
Adding excitement to the Pi Day celebrations, DiGiorno has rolled out its new ranch-infused frozen pizza, perfectly timed for the holiday. This limited-time launch adds another twist to the traditional pizza options available this year.
For over-the-top offerings, East Village Pizza will showcase its one-day-only 24K gold-speckled Margherita pizza. "Is it necessary?" some may ask. "No. But will people talk about it? Absolutely!" It’s these kinds of unique touches turning Pi Day from simple math to a larger experience.
The festival of flavors isn't restricted only to pizza, either. Texas favorites include Village Inn's offer of one slice of pie for free with the purchase of any entrée and beverage, making dining out on Pi Day more appealing than ever.
While Pi Day originated as a celebration of mathematics, it has morphed over time to embrace the joy of food and togetherness. The culinary creativity presented today serves as yet another reminder of how food can bring communities together, inviting people to savor the sweet and savory flavors of their favorite dishes.
So, whether individuals are heading out to dine-in or opting for delivery, they have no shortage of options for celebrating Pi Day this March 14, 2025. With deals not only encouraging indulging on pizza but also fostering connections with friends and family, this celebration of pi undeniably extends beyond the confines of academic applauding to encompass the joy of shared meals.