Domino's changed prices at 60 restaurants on 11 October 2026. 2,511 of the 2,577 individual prices went up. 2-Liter Diet Coke typically moved from $3.49 to $3.69 at 23 of those restaurants.
As of 11 October 2026 · 60 restaurants · prices from Domino's own ordering system.
Each row is one menu item. The typical price is the median among the Domino's restaurants that changed it on 11 October 2026. A row with a handful of restaurants is a local move; the ones with dozens are the ones that travel.
A few of the restaurants, named because a typical move is easier to trust when it has an address: 2-Liter Diet Coke at Domino's: 100 S Whitesands Blvd, Alamogordo, NM ($3.49 → $3.69), 1109 6th St, Alamosa, CO ($3.49 → $3.69), and 301 N Main St, Belen, NM ($3.49 → $3.69). 2-Liter Coke at Domino's: 100 S Whitesands Blvd, Alamogordo, NM ($3.49 → $3.69), 1109 6th St, Alamosa, CO ($3.49 → $3.69), and 301 N Main St, Belen, NM ($3.49 → $3.69).
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How this is counted. Only a restaurant we priced on both sides of the comparison counts as a change — the same rule as same-store sales. A restaurant or an item we had never priced before is new coverage, not a price change, and is not in these tables. Figures are as of 11 October 2026. Typical prices are the median among the restaurants that actually moved, not among the whole chain. A jump larger than threefold is dropped as a likely mismatch.