Domino’s North Pole Alaska Debut Brings New Delivery Option and Community Food Drive

Domino’s Pizza has opened its first location in North Pole, giving residents a new option for delivery and carryout as the holiday season ramps up. The store, located at 320 N. Santa Claus Lane, is owned by local franchise operator Bryan Dobb, who is marking the arrival with a month of community events leading up to a grand opening celebration on Dec. 20, Alaska Business reported.

Inside, customers will find an open-concept “pizza theater” layout designed to showcase the make line and the trip from toppings to oven. The site also includes a pickup window aimed at speeding up carryout orders.

Dobb said the North Pole opening is meant to meet clear local demand while keeping value front and center. “We noticed there’s a demand for more pizza in the area, so we’re excited to offer a delicious assortment of toppings, sauces, and crusts to our customers, as we have something for everyone to enjoy,” he said.

The store is hiring for customer service, delivery, management and in-store kitchen roles as it staffs up for the busy season.

Through the Dec. 20 grand opening, Dobb is also leading a food drive for the Fairbanks Community Food Bank, collecting nonperishable items for families across the Tanana Valley. “We want to be an active part of the North Pole community,” Dobb said. “While we’re here to make, bake, and serve delicious pizza, we also want to be a restaurant that invests back into our neighborhoods.”

The North Pole store is Domino’s 13th location in Alaska, with the closest existing stores previously located in Fairbanks.