Domino's Pizza accepts EBT cards, but only at select locations participating in the Restaurant Meals Program (RMP). This option is currently available in California and Arizona, allowing eligible individuals to purchase prepared meals for in-store pickup. Online and delivery orders are not eligible.

How To Use EBT At Domino's

Participation is limited to about 60 Domino's locations in California and a few in Arizona that are part of the RMP. Los Angeles has several participating restaurants. While Rhode Island was an early RMP participant, current acceptance is primarily concentrated in California and Arizona.

A major restriction is that you must pay in person. EBT cards cannot be used for online orders through the Domino's website, app, or for any delivery services. You must physically swipe your card at the restaurant when you pick up your order.

To find a participating restaurant, use the official Domino's store locator to find your local branch's phone number. Call the store directly to ask if they accept EBT through the RMP. Approved locations usually display a sign indicating EBT acceptance.

How To Pay With Your EBT Card

When paying with your EBT card at an approved Domino's, here are a few things to keep in mind for a smooth transaction.

• Since Domino's sells prepared food, your SNAP benefits should cover anything on the menu. This includes pizzas, wings, sides, and desserts, as no SNAP-ineligible items are sold.

• Always check your receipt carefully. Restaurants are not allowed to charge sales tax or gratuity on EBT purchases. If you see these charges on your bill, you should dispute them with the store manager.

• Remember, you can only use your EBT card at Domino's if you are eligible for your state's Restaurant Meals Program. The restaurant staff may need to verify your RMP status.

What Is The RMP and Who's Eligible

The Restaurant Meals Program (RMP) is a state-run SNAP option. It allows you to buy prepared meals from approved restaurants if you cannot easily store or cook your own food. You use your existing EBT benefits for these purchases.

Eligibility Requirements

To qualify, your entire household must meet specific criteria. This includes being 60 or older, having a permanent disability, or experiencing homelessness. Spouses of eligible individuals are also covered under this program.

Your eligibility is coded onto your EBT card. When a restaurant swipes your card, the system checks for this status. If your household is not flagged for the RMP, the transaction will be declined.

Participating States

The RMP is a state-level option, so not every state participates. Here are the states that currently offer the program, allowing you to use your EBT card at approved restaurants.

• Arizona

• California

• Illinois

• Maryland

• Massachusetts

• Michigan

• New York

• Rhode Island

• Virginia

Using the RMP does not grant extra SNAP funds, you use your regular monthly allotment. Restaurants must be approved by the state and USDA. You can find participating locations with the official SNAP Retailer Locator.

What Can You Buy With An EBT Card At Domino's?

Since Domino's sells prepared foods, your SNAP benefits can cover the entire menu. Here are some of the delicious options you can purchase with your EBT card at participating locations.

• Pizzas: You can buy any pizza, from classic options to specialty pies. This includes their "American Legends" line with extra cheese and unique combinations like the ExtravaganZZa or MeatZZa.

• Chicken: The menu features various chicken items. You can purchase boneless wings or add grilled chicken as a topping to your pizza or pasta.

• Pastas and Sandwiches: Hot meals like oven-baked sandwiches and BreadBowl Pasta entrees are also eligible for purchase with your EBT card.

• Breads and Sides: Your benefits cover a variety of sides. This includes popular choices like breadsticks, cheesy bread, and garlic knots.

• Desserts: You can also satisfy your sweet tooth. Items like the Lava Crunch Cake are eligible for purchase with your SNAP benefits.

Why Isn’t EBT Accepted at More Domino's Locations?

The main reason for limited acceptance is the Restaurant Meals Program (RMP), which has major restrictions. As a state-run program, it's only available in certain areas, immediately excluding most Domino's locations. Furthermore, RMP eligibility is very narrow. You must typically be elderly, disabled, or homeless to qualify, which drastically reduces the number of potential EBT customers for any given restaurant.

Another factor is that most Domino's locations are franchises, so each owner decides whether to participate. Opting into the RMP involves getting state and USDA approval and overcoming logistical hurdles, like programming point-of-sale systems to process EBT payments. Without a strong financial incentive or corporate mandate, many franchisees may feel the effort isn't worth the return.