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Menu prices change constantly, which is why we re-verify our own data on a rolling basis. Most of the time that just means updating a number. Occasionally it means discovering that a chain isn't there to have a price at all.
While re-checking our Mexico pages this month, we found that Taco Bell appears to have exited the Mexican market entirely. Searches that would normally turn up current branch listings and delivery-app menus instead returned only historical references and US pricing — no evidence of an operating restaurant anywhere in the country. We've unpublished that page rather than leave old pricing up looking current, and we'll restore it if the chain returns.
Domino's Italy is a clearer case, and a more dramatic one. Domino's opened in Italy in 2015 with real ambition — expanding to 29 locations across Milan, Turin, and other cities, betting that delivery convenience could win over a country famously particular about its pizza. It didn't work. Domino's Italy went through bankruptcy proceedings and closed every location, a fairly rare example of a major global chain attempting the world's most pizza-literate market and simply losing.
Neither of these exits got much international coverage — no press release, no farewell tour, just a quiet stop in expansion followed by an eventual wind-down. That's fairly typical: chains are much louder about opening new markets than leaving them. It's also a useful reminder for a site like ours, built on the premise that prices should be real and current — "real" sometimes means confirming a restaurant still exists at all, not just what it charges. If you ever find one of our pages listing a chain that's no longer trading in that country, we'd genuinely like to know.