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Two or Four 10-Inch Specialty or Custom Pizzas at D'Amore's Pizza (Up to 47% Off)

D'Amore's Pizza
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  • $18 for two 10-inch pizzas (up to a $33.90 value)
  • $36 for four 10-inch pizzas (up to a $67.80 value)

    Pizzas may be specialty pies or custom pies with up to four toppings.

Need To Know Info

Promotional value expires 90 days after purchase. Amount paid never expires. Limit 3 per person. Valid only for option purchased. Not valid for delivery. Additional fee for gluten free and/or vegan cheese. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services. Learn about Strike-Through Pricing and Savings

About D'Amore's Pizza

“It's the best pizza I’ve found in Los Angeles,” says comedian and recognized Italian Ray Romano about D'Amore's Ristorante & Pizzeria. He’s not the only star to fall for the authentic slices: owner Joe D’Amore has shipped his gourmet specialty pizzas to destinations across Hollywood, including the set of Two and a Half Men and Jennifer Garner’s house. Whether he’s serving an A-lister or the average hungry citizen, Joe bakes all of his cheesy treats to-order inside a stationary brick oven or an innovative oven on wheels, and offers vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free options.

D’Amore’s traditional methods and tempting taste are a family legacy. Born and raised in an Italian family in Boston, Joe D’Amore grew up savoring his grandmother Mommanonna's handmade pizzas—a meal he would miss upon moving to California. Joe asked his grandmother to join him out west and show him the secrets to her trade, but when she pulled the pie out of the oven, something wasn't quiet right. Mommanonna immediately knew that the California water was sabotaging her famous thin crust, and urged Joe to bring water from Boston. Today, he takes the practice a step further, importing water from Italy along with olive oil, flour, and pizza wheels carved by Michelangelo.

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