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Papa John's Pizza – Concord

$16 for Extra-Large Specialty or Five-Topping Pizza with Garlic Parmesan Breadsticks and a Two-Liter Soda (Up to $32.28 Value)

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Value
$32
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In a Nutshell

Hand-tossed extra-large pizzas showcase tangy sauce made from California-grown tomatoes and a choice of fresh veggies and meats

The Fine Print

  • Expires Apr 10, 2013
  • Limit 2 per person. Limit 1 per order. Online order required. Valid only for carry-out and delivery; extra $15 purchase required for delivery. Valid only at listed location. Extra $0.10 bottle fee not included. Must use promotional value in 1 order.
  • See the rules that apply to all deals.

Pizza is ubiquitous in American culture, thanks solely to its ability to double as a fraction calculator. Indulge in a numerator with this Groupon.

$16 for Extra-Large Specialty Pizza or Pizza with Up to Five Toppings with Garlic Parmesan Breadsticks and 2-Liter Soda (Up to $32.28 Value)

Top an extra-large original-crust pizza with add-ons such as grilled chicken, spicy italian sausage, red onions, and banana peppers. This deal may also be used for an extra-large specialty pizza such as The Works, The Meats, or the buffalo chicken.

Papa John's

The dough wizards at Papa John's hand toss circular masterpieces with original and thin crusts made from high-protein flour to support warm bouquets of toppings. Hand-cut produce crowns all of Papa John's pizzas, mingling with the sun-soaked sweetness of sauce made from fresh, California-grown tomatoes. By adhering to its brand promise of "better ingredients, better pizza," Papa John's grew from a back-tavern pizzeria into more than 3,500 restaurants within three decades' time, or the amount of time it takes to grow a single pizzeria from a small seed.

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Papa John's Pizza

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    4669 Clayton Rd, Ste C
    Concord, California 94521
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