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Pizza, wedges and garlic bread laid out on a steel counter in the Rathmines kitchen

Deals and combos, Rathmines

Menu overview · Delivery areas · Dublin 6

Compare Apache Pizza Deals Before You Call

This page explains the common deal shapes visitors ask about, from single-pizza nights to family bundles for Dublin houses. Prices and exact combinations change, so we describe structure rather than live offers. Note what fits your group, then call to confirm the current total.

For one

Smaller pizza, side or can

For two

Two pizzas of a set size

For four to five

Larger pizzas, sides, multipack

For ten plus

Party and office platters

Before you dial

The bundle is the saving, not the extra slice

Almost every deal on a window poster is built the same way: it locks a pizza size to a side, a drink, or a second pizza so the kitchen can cook in one run. That is why a combo usually costs less than the same items ordered line by line. It also explains the catch — because the poster fixes the shape, swaps inside it are limited.

Nothing on this page is a live price. Treat each description as a shape you can compare against your own headcount, then ring the store and ask what the same shape costs for your address tonight. Collection is from Unit 4, Rathmines Road Lower, Rathmines, Dublin 6, D06 N2F4, Ireland.

Weeknights and flats

Single-person deals for weeknights

A single deal usually pairs a smaller pizza with a side or a can, which suits one person in a Rathmines flat after work. The value comes from bundling rather than buying each item alone.

One person

What a single bundle usually holds

One smaller pizza, one side such as wedges or garlic bread, and often a can. You choose the topping from the everyday list rather than the speciality list. If you eat lightly, the same bundle can stretch to lunch the next day when stored chilled and reheated properly.

Two people

What a double deal usually holds

Two pizzas of a set size, sometimes with a side or drinks added. They work for couples, flatmates, or two colleagues staying late near Dublin 6. Confirm whether both pizzas must be the same size, since that rule varies by poster.

Ordering tip

Avoid the topping argument

Pick one plain and one topped pizza. If both diners want the same thing, double up on that topping and add a side for variety instead. Straightforward to say over the phone and simple for the kitchen to build.

Handover

Delivery or collection

Tell staff whether you want delivery to your door or collection from the counter. Ask for the total and the wait time before you confirm. Remaining questions about the run are covered on the How Delivery Works page.

How phone delivery works
Large pizzas, wedges and drinks laid across a family dinner table

Rathmines and Terenure

Family bundles for four to five

Family bundles tend to combine larger pizzas with sides and a drink multipack so a whole table eats at once. This shape fits terraced houses around Rathmines and Terenure where kids and adults share the same order.

Give staff the headcount and ages if you want guidance on whether the bundle will stretch. Extra dips help when ages and tastes differ — and they are almost always quoted as a supplement rather than included.

Built for

Four to five people, mixed ages

An adult table with one or two children usually lands here rather than on a double deal.

Usual shape

Larger pizzas plus sides plus drinks

Two or three bigger pizzas, a shared side, and a multipack rather than individual cans.

Splitting tastes

One plain, one meat, one veg

Parents often choose a margherita for kids plus a meat or vegetable speciality for adults. Say it in that order on the call.

Ask before committing

Will it stretch to everyone?

Staff know the portion sizes better than a poster does. A quick question saves a second order later.

Ten slices and up

Party and office platters in Dublin 6

Larger bundles cover birthdays, club nights and office overtime where ten or more slices disappear fast. Offices near Rathmines Road often order multiple large pizzas with wedges and wings rather than many small deals — fewer boxes, one cooking run, one handover.

Delivery timing matters more at this size. Book the slot early and share building access notes so nobody is standing in a lobby. Confirm who will meet the driver at reception to avoid delays.

Large pizza boxes being taken to an office meeting room

What to have ready when you ring for a platter

Headcount

How many people, and whether anyone is vegetarian or avoids spice. That decides how many large pizzas and which toppings.

Cutting and plates

Ask about cutting, plates and napkins if you collect for a meeting room. Say so on the call rather than at the counter.

Sides and dips

Wedges and wings travel better than another pizza for a crowd. Extra dips are normally a small supplement, not part of the bundle.

Time slot

Say the time you need it, not the time you are calling. Evening and weekend slots fill first, so earlier is safer for a platter.

Access

Street, building, floor, Eircode and a name at reception. The Delivery Areas page covers how a check runs for Dublin 6 addresses.

Check delivery areas

Study nights and shared flats

Student sharing tactics that work

Students in Dublin 6 often split a double deal three ways and add one low-cost side to fill the gap. Wedges or garlic bread cost less than a third pizza and keep everyone fed during study nights. One person should collect names, toppings and money shares before calling the store.

Three-way split

Why it works

Watch out for

Two set-size pizzas shared three ways

One order, one call, one handover at the door

Six slices between three people is tighter than it sounds

Add wedges or garlic bread

Cheaper than a third pizza, fills the same gap

Sides cool fastest in transit, so eat those first

Collect the money before you ring

Paying the driver in one handover beats passing cash at the door

Someone always switches topping after the call is placed

Have the intercom and apartment number ready

Estates with locked entrances slow the last hundred metres

Flatmates who buzz late are the usual cause of a cold box

Timing changes the answer

Lunchtime versus evening value

Weekday lunch

Fewer large runs in the kitchen

Lunchtime orders on weekdays can be simpler because the kitchen handles fewer large group runs. If your schedule allows, a late lunch collection from Rathmines Road Lower can be quicker than a prime-time delivery, and you skip the wait on a driver entirely.

This is also a good window to ask about a lunch-sized shape directly, since the person taking the call has more time to talk through what is included.

Evening and weekend

More bundles, longer queues

Evening orders bring more bundle posters but also longer queues, especially Friday to Sunday. For evening guests, call ahead and ask for a realistic window rather than assuming the fastest time.

Staff will tell you if collection beats delivery that night. Their answer is the useful one — take it as the plan rather than talking them into a shorter estimate.

Read the small print shape

What is usually included and what is extra

Combos typically lock the pizza sizes and list which sides and drinks are included. Extra dips, extra toppings, larger drink upgrades or additional sides are quoted as supplements. The only reliable total is the one staff calculate on the phone for your address.

Included

  • The set pizza size stated on the deal
  • The named side or sides the poster lists
  • The drink or multipack named in the bundle
  • Standard cutting and boxing for the order

Usually extra

  • Extra dips beyond what the bundle includes
  • Extra toppings or a topping upgrade
  • Larger drink sizes or a second multipack
  • Swaps between classic and speciality pizzas on limited posters

One short call

How to confirm a deal by phone

Have your shortlist written down before you dial. State the deal name as you understand it, the sizes, the toppings, and delivery or collection. Give your street, building details and Eircode for a delivery check around Rathmines or Ranelagh. Ask for the total, the estimated time, and payment on handover. Note the time you called so you can judge the wait fairly.

Rathmines store

Apache Pizza Dublin

Unit 4, Rathmines Road Lower, Rathmines, Dublin 6, D06 N2F4, Ireland

Mon–Sun: 12:00–23:00

Call the Rathmines store

+353 1 497 5555 · No online payment or checkout on this site.

  1. 1

    Write the shortlist first

    Two or three shapes you are comparing, with the toppings you actually want. Keep it in front of you so the call stays short.

  2. 2

    Name the deal as you understand it

    Sizes, toppings, and whether it is delivery or collection. Staff will correct the shape if a poster has changed.

  3. 3

    Give the delivery details clearly

    Street, building, floor and Eircode for a check around Rathmines or Ranelagh. Mention the intercom or gate if there is one.

  4. 4

    Ask for the total and the time

    Confirm what is included, what is a supplement, the estimated wait, and payment on handover. Settlement happens on delivery or at the counter.

  5. 5

    Repeat the list back

    Read the full order aloud before you end the call so nothing is missed, and note the time you called to judge the wait fairly.

Straight answers

Questions before you order

Three things visitors ask most often about apache pizza deals and combos. If your question is not here, the store will answer it on the phone.

Are the deals on this page live prices?

No, they are descriptions of typical structures. The store confirms current combinations and totals by phone.

Can I change toppings inside a bundle?

Sometimes with limits. Ask staff whether swaps or supplements apply to the poster you are using.

Is online payment available?

No. This site has no checkout. You settle on delivery handover or at the counter for collection.

A neighbourhood pizza shopfront on a Dublin street at dusk

Rathmines Road Lower

Pick a shape, then ring the store

Apache Pizza Dublin serves Dublin 6 by delivery and collection, with no online ordering and no forms to fill in on this site. Compare the shapes above, keep the menu and delivery pages open while you decide, and confirm everything in one short call to +353 1 497 5555. Open Mon–Sun, 12:00–23:00.

Questions about ingredients, allergens or how a run is scheduled are covered on Ingredients and Quality and How Delivery Works.