Specialty Pizza
Classic Cheese Pizza
The baseline against which every other pizza on the menu is priced. Sauce, mozzarella, crust — nothing to hide behind.
$8.99example
4.2
Domino's menu prices — every item, with sizes and calories
20 items priced across 7 sections. Each one has a size ladder, an example price, calorie information, the full ingredient and allergen list, and our note on whether it is worth ordering at menu price or only inside a deal.
Last updated: September 2026
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Specialty Pizza
7 items · example prices from $8.99
Specialty Pizza
Pepperoni Pizza
The most-ordered pizza in the country, and the item most deals are built around. One topping, endlessly reliable.
$10.49example
4.5
Specialty Pizza
Loaded Supreme Pizza
Meat and vegetables together on one pizza. The default order for a group that cannot agree on anything.
$13.99example
4.4
Specialty Pizza
Meat Lover's Pizza
Four or five meats on one base. The heaviest item on the pizza menu and priced accordingly.
$14.99example
4.6
Specialty Pizza
Veggie Garden Pizza
Peppers, onions, mushrooms, olives and tomato. The default vegetarian option, with one thing worth checking first.
$13.49example
4.1
Specialty Pizza
BBQ Chicken Pizza
Barbecue sauce instead of tomato, with grilled chicken and red onion. The menu's biggest departure from a standard pizza.
$14.49example
4.3
Specialty Pizza
Buffalo Chicken Pizza
Hot sauce base, grilled chicken and a ranch or blue cheese drizzle. Spicy without being a novelty item.
$14.49example
4.2
Build Your Own
3 items · example prices from $8.99
Build Your Own
Hand-Tossed Build Your Own
The default crust and the most flexible item on the menu. Start from cheese, add what you want, watch the price move.
$8.99example
4.4
Build Your Own
Thin Crust Build Your Own
A cracker-thin base, cut into squares at most stores. Fewer calories per slice and a completely different eating experience.
$8.99example
4.3
Build Your Own
Pan Pizza Build Your Own
Thick, buttery and baked in a pan for a fried bottom edge. The heaviest crust and often the one that carries an upcharge.
$10.49example
4.5
Sides
2 items · example prices from $6.49 · is it worth ordering?
Sides
Garlic Parmesan Breadsticks
Pizza dough, garlic butter and parmesan, baked and cut into sticks. The cheapest way to make an order feel bigger.
$6.49example
4.4
Sides
Cheesy Bread
Breadsticks with mozzarella baked into the top. More expensive than plain sticks and worth it more often than not.
$8.49example
4.6
Chicken
2 items · example prices from $8.99 · is it worth ordering?
Chicken
Boneless Chicken Bites
Breaded chicken pieces tossed in a sauce of your choice. The most delivery-proof item on the menu.
$8.99example
4.3
Chicken
Chicken Wings
Bone-in wings, baked rather than fried at most chain stores, with a choice of sauces.
$9.49example
4.0
Pasta & Sandwiches
2 items · example prices from $8.49
Pasta & Sandwiches
Chicken Alfredo Pasta
Penne in a cream sauce with grilled chicken, baked in a dish. Underrated as a deal item, overrated as a main course.
$8.99example
4.1
Pasta & Sandwiches
Italian Sub Sandwich
Cured meats, cheese and vegetables in an oven-baked roll. Built on the same dough line as the pizza.
$8.49example
4.2
Desserts
2 items · example prices from $5.49 · is it worth ordering?
Desserts
Chocolate Lava Cake
Individual baked chocolate cake with a molten centre. The most reliably good dessert on a pizza menu.
$5.99example
4.7
Desserts
Cinnamon Twists
Pizza dough twisted, baked, and coated in cinnamon sugar with an icing dip. Cheap, sweet and shareable.
$5.49example
4.4
Drinks
2 items · example prices from $2.29 · is it worth ordering?
Drinks
Two-Litre Soda Bottle
The standard group drink and one of the most marked-up items on any pizza menu.
$3.49example
3.9
Drinks
Bottled Water & Juice
Individual bottled drinks, including water, juice and diet options. Convenient, and priced like it.
$2.29example
3.8
Questions about these prices
They are examples gathered from a sample of stores, not a live price feed. Franchise stores set their own prices, so treat every figure here as a reference point and confirm the total at official checkout.
Measured by price per square inch, an extra-large pizza is the best value item on the board and a small is the worst. Measured by what a flat-rate deal buys you, the most heavily topped pizza wins, because the deal price does not change with the toppings.
Because dough and sauce are cheap relative to the fixed costs of making and delivering any pizza at all. The store spends similar labour on a small and a large, so the price gap between them is much smaller than the difference in food.
Each item lists what its figure covers in the note underneath. Pizza figures are per slice of a large unless stated otherwise, and build-your-own bases are quoted before toppings are added.