More than a year after it was confirmed that a pizza takeaway would be opening at the Longstore, there are now signs that Domino’s could open there in the near future.
A planning application has been submitted to install new signage to decorate the external wall on the eastern side of the Co-op’s Longstore building.
The new pizza parlour will open in the front of the building, facing the sea, while a smaller, refurbished Co-op shop has opened in the back of the building following building work earlier this year.
The signs will be for both the Co op and the new Domino’s Pizza outlet – which has been eagerly anticipated by some since Express first revealed it was opening in the island in September 2025.
The pizza chain, which has more than 1,300 stores in the UK and over 22,000 worldwide, set up a ‘Domino’s Guernsey’ Facebook page in July this year, pledging “your new Domino’s store is coming soon”.
Describing itself as “the best kept secret in town”, Domino’s was immediately met with comments from hungry would-be customers asking when it would open.
More recent posts have asked potential customers what their favourite pizza topping is and their favourite side order.
Again, those hungry would-be customers asked when the new pizza place would be opening.
In response to one comment, describing the arrival of Domino’s Guernsey as “the best news of the year”, ‘Domino’s Guernsey’ replied saying “2026 is our year!”.
With fewer than 10 weeks until the end of the year, Domino’s will be hoping its planning application will be reviewed quickly, so it can get the signs in place before 2027 arrives.
