Happy Pi Day! While 3.14 typically represents the beginning of π, it also represents National Pi Day! Pi Day, March 14 (3/14), was started in San Francisco 38 years ago by Exploratorium staff physicist, tinkerer, and media specialist Larry Shaw. Since then, Pi Day has become a nationally recognized holiday with many perks for restaurant-goers. With restaurants offering many deals in honor of the holiday, enjoying a fresh slice of pie is no better day! With seemingly endless possibilities of restaurants to celebrate at, below are a few places around the Bay.
Stop by any Amici’s dine-in location and get a Small 10” New York Style Cheese Pizza for $3.14 between 2:00pm-3:14 pm.
What’s better than a custom 11” pizza? One that you can enjoy for only $3.14! Head over to Blaze Pizza this Friday to enjoy one of their delicious custom pizzas at a special Pi Day price.
Dine-in guests can buy one Pizookie and get a second for $3.14.
Customers can get a free mini pizza with the purchase of a 20-ounce bottled beverage.
Want to extend your festivities? Look no further than to the Exploratorium for an exciting Pi Day parade with live music and a celebratory slice of pie! As the first recorded celebration of Pi Day, the Exploratorium will hold its 38th annual celebration, where visitors can view unique pi-themed exhibits and watch the museum turn into a party as the clock strikes 1:59, lining up with the digits of pi.
More Helpful Articles
Fun Weekend getaway at the John Muir National Monument
Just across the Golden Gate Bridge, the Muir Woods offer a breathtaking getaway into an old-growth Redwood forest. This National Monument offers hikes from half a mile for those interested in a gentle walk through this other-worldly forest up to ten-mile hikes for...
Pet Parade 2022
Long awaited since the pandemic, the Burlingame Pet Parade is back in business and stronger than ever! With so much time to plan and prepare for the contest, here are a couple of tips to get ahead of your competition: 1. Go above and beyond with your pet floats this...
QUICK History of Labor Day
With labor day right around the corner, learn a little bit about why we celebrate this holiday. Labor Day was originally celebrated as a “workers’ holiday,” often followed with a large parade beginning in 1882. This tradition started in New York, spread across the...
Recent Comments