Celebrate National Pizza Week with Slices, Savings, and North Country Tradition

It is time to grab a slice – or a few – because National Pizza Week is officially here. The annual celebration shines a spotlight on one of America’s most beloved comfort foods and highlights the restaurants and traditions that have made pizza a staple on dinner tables across the country – including right here in the North Country.

            Pizza’s roots trace back centuries to Naples, Italy, where flatbreads topped with simple ingredients became an affordable, everyday meal for working families. As Italian immigrants made their way to the United States in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, they brought those recipes with them. Over time, pizza evolved into the familiar favorite Americans know today, spreading from urban neighborhoods to small towns and communities nationwide.

            In the North Country, pizza has been more than just a quick meal – it is a part of local culture. From post-game dinners after high school sports to Friday night family traditions and late-night slices after community events, local pizzerias have served as gathering places for generations. Many North Country pizza shops are family-owned, with recipes passed down and perfected over decades, giving the region its own unique spin on the classic dish.

            National Pizza Week also comes with plenty of opportunities to enjoy deals from popular restaurant chains. Pizza Hut is celebrating by offering its 16-inch Big New Yorker Pizza for $10, bringing back a classic option for fans of oversized slices. The promotion is being highlighted in a new advertising campaign featuring football legend Tom Brady, who adds a playful twist while spotlighting the special.

            Dominos is also marking the occasion with multiple National Pizza Week specials. Customers can choose from a Mix & Match deal featuring a variety of menu items, a value-packed Perfect Combo Meal with two medium pizzas and bread bites, or a weeklong carryout deal offering discounted pizza or wings.

            While national chains are offering substantial savings, residents are also encouraged to check in with local pizza shops. Many independent restaurants celebrate National Pizza Week with their own specials, discounts, or limited-time offerings, making it a great time to support local businesses while enjoying a slice.

            Whether you prefer classic cheese pizza, specialty pie, or something uniquely local, National Pizza Week is the perfect excuse to celebrate the history, community, and flavor behind one of America’s favorite foods.