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Today is National Pizza Day … and Reading is one of the towns that orders the most for delivery. Here’s how to save some dough with some special Deliveroo offers

Phil Creighton by Phil Creighton
Thursday, February 9, 2023 7:01 am
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Pizza is on offer for National Pizza Day

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Today is National Pizza Day, and it seems that Reading’s restaurateurs are in the dough when it comes to pizza: Deliveroo says the town is 10th in the league table when it comes to delivering the pies to the doorsteps.

Surrey town, Haslemere, ordered the most pizza direct to their doors in the last three months, with Halemere, St Andrews and Aberystwyth in second, third and fourth places respectively.

The food-delivery company adds that it saw a 28% increase in pizza orders on National Pizza Day last year

Aisha Jefferson at Deliveroo said, “Over the years, pizza has consistently been one of our customers’ favourite dishes, but when it comes to toppings, we see great variation in popularity and trends.

“Recent Deliveroo order data reveals our customers have a growing tolerance for the hot stuff, with orders of spicy pizzas like a Diavola and Salamino Piccante trending in recent months.

“Whatever your favourite topping, we’re giving our customers exactly what they knead this National Pizza Day – the hottest and best value offers from some of the best pizza joints across the UK, all delivered to your doorstep by Deliveroo.”

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The most popular pizzas ordered by Deliveroo customers are Margaritas, Pepperoni, Capricciosa, Hawaiian and Sloppy Giuseppe.

Data also reveals that 6.55pm is the most popular time for Brits to order pizza on Deliveroo. The most common request when ordering pizza via Deliveroo is to remove mushrooms.

Other requests include no onions, peppers, or olives.

To celebrate National Pizza Day, Deliveroo says that some firms will be offering some money-saving specials.

They include 21% off pizza bundles at PizzaExpress. 20% off the entire Zizzi menu and free chips at ASK Italian.

Offers subject to change or availability.

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