Domino's Pizza launches 24/7 vending machines in Madrid

Domino's Pizza, operated in Spain by Alsea, has installed its first pizza vending machines in the country. Two "Horno 24/7" units are now operating at service stations in Madrid – one at the Moeve station in Carabanchel and another at a Ballenoil station in Pozuelo de Alarcón. The machines bake pizzas on‑demand at temperatures above 80 °C, delivering a fresh slice in under three minutes and offering four varieties (Four Cheese, Carnal Sin, Ham & Cheese, Barbecue).

The service is integrated with Uber Eats, allowing customers to order through the platform and receive hot pizza during late‑night and early‑morning hours when traditional stores are closed. Jesus Navarro, Domino's general director in Spain, said, "With the Horno 24/7 we bring the Domino's experience to places and moments where we previously didn't reach." The vending technology, supplied by French company ADIAL, follows the same recipes and quality standards as the chain’s regular outlets and follows a similar rollout that began in France in 2023.