Domino's San Francisco 6% Fee Settlement (Miller v. Asi Foods)

By the Class Action Buddy Editorial Team · Last reviewed September 21, 2026 · ✓ verified against https://www.asifoodssettlement.com/ + /page/dates read 2026-09-21

Four Domino's shops in San Francisco charged a six percent "tax" that the lawsuit says was really the city's health care fee in disguise — and now everyone who paid it gets something back. The class covers California residents who bought from the Noriega Street, Bayshore, Geary Blvd, or Geary Street locations between December 4, 2023 and August 12, 2026, in Miller v. Asi Foods, No. CGC-25-630503, in San Francisco Superior Court. The defendants are the franchisees running those four stores, not Domino's corporate, and they deny wrongdoing. The refund comes in two flavors, calculated from the stores' own purchase records: a voucher worth 75% of the fees you paid, good only at those four locations, or cash at 50%. If the stores have your email from ordering, the voucher arrives automatically — you only file a claim to take the cash instead. No email on file? Send your receipts to the administrator and they'll open a claim login for you. The stores stopped passing on the fee in January 2026, and attorneys' fees are paid separately, so they don't shrink the class's money. Claims and cash elections are due November 8, 2026. Opting out or objecting closes October 24, and the fairness hearing is December 18.