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Metro Atlanta pizzeria offers $4 pizza pies for National Pepperoni Pizza Day

Get a 10-inch pepperoni pizza for $4 at DaVinci's Pizzeria today.
Get a 10-inch pepperoni pizza for $4 at DaVinci's Pizzeria today.
By Carolyn Desalu
Sept 20, 2018

To celebrate National Pepperoni Pizza Day, DaVinci's Pizzeria is offering 10-inch pepperoni pizzas for $4 each all day long today. That's it -- no catches, no coupons. Offer valid at all three locations.

1270 W. Peachtree St. NW, Atlanta. 404-249-7800, davincisdelivers.com.

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