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Domino's menu prices

Domino's started in 1960 and prices pizza by size, crust, and toppings, then layers national deals on top. Menu rows here are examples. The mix-and-match offer lives in its own deal file so the terms can change without rewriting the pizza page.

Example data. Prices, calories, grams, dates, and markets on this page are placeholders so the template can be reviewed. They are not verified against the chain's menu.

Illustrated menu card for Domino's. Example art, not an official logo or product photo.
Illustrated mark. Not an official logo.

Prices checked October 2026, Example only — not a store visit. This check is an example label. It is not a store visit.

Prices by category

Grams and dollars below are examples. A dash means that gram is not in the file.

Pizza

Domino's Pizza example prices
ItemExample price
Medium Cheese Pizza

Medium

$9.99
$16.99
Medium Pepperoni

Medium

$11.99

Cheapest example pizza row: Medium Cheese Pizza at $9.99 (Medium). Best value on example protein per dollar: Medium Pepperoni at 0.9 g per dollar (11 g protein, $11.99). That ratio is an example, not a health claim.

Domino's prices a pizza, not a slice, on this file. Cheese, pepperoni, and ExtravaganZZa are three builds of a medium pie. Slice calories on the row are per slice, not for the whole pie. On this Domino's example table, Pizza includes Medium Cheese Pizza at $9.99 for a Medium, 200 example calories; ExtravaganZZa at $16.99 for a Medium, 300 example calories; Medium Pepperoni at $11.99 for a Medium, 250 example calories. The cheapest example row in Pizza is Medium Cheese Pizza at $9.99. The highest example row is ExtravaganZZa at $16.99. The example spread inside Pizza is $7.00. Read that gap as a size or a build change. It is not proof that one city charges more than another. Example calories in Pizza run from 200 on Medium Cheese Pizza to 300 on ExtravaganZZa. Those calories are placeholders. They are not a Domino's nutrition panel, and they are not medical advice. Use the Pizza table when you are choosing inside that part of the Domino's menu. Then open the chain's app or a menu board before you spend. A delivery app, a late-night board, and an airport menu are different prices from a suburban counter.

Sides

Domino's Sides example prices
ItemExample price
Stuffed Cheesy Bread

Order

$7.99
Garlic Bread

Order

$5.99

Cheapest example sides row: Garlic Bread at $5.99 (Order). Best value on example protein per dollar: Stuffed Cheesy Bread at 1.0 g per dollar (8 g protein, $7.99). That ratio is an example, not a health claim.

Bread sides are add-ons for a pie. Their example prices are for an order, not a slice. On this Domino's example table, Sides includes Stuffed Cheesy Bread at $7.99 for a Order, 140 example calories; Garlic Bread at $5.99 for a Order, 150 example calories. The cheapest example row in Sides is Garlic Bread at $5.99. The highest example row is Stuffed Cheesy Bread at $7.99. The example spread inside Sides is $2.00. Read that gap as a size or a build change. It is not proof that one city charges more than another. Example calories in Sides run from 140 on Stuffed Cheesy Bread to 150 on Garlic Bread. Those calories are placeholders. They are not a Domino's nutrition panel, and they are not medical advice. Use the Sides table when you are choosing inside that part of the Domino's menu. Then open the chain's app or a menu board before you spend. A delivery app, a late-night board, and an airport menu are different prices from a suburban counter.

What this Domino's page is

Domino's is a delivery pizza chain. This example page prices medium pies and two bread sides, not slices at a counter. Cheese, pepperoni, and the ExtravaganZZa are the pies. The ExtravaganZZa has an item page. Calories on the pizza rows are example calories per slice, not for the whole medium pie. That distinction is easy to miss and it is why the size column says Medium while the calorie math is per slice. Dollars are examples. A mix-and-match deal is a different product and lives in a deal file.

Pizza menus get thin when a site publishes one national large price and stops. Medium cheese is the plain anchor. Pepperoni is the step up. ExtravaganZZa is the loaded pie and the expensive row. Bread sides are how a pizza order grows. Stuffed cheesy bread and garlic bread are filed as orders, not as slices. Crust upgrades, extra cheese, and a change from medium to large are not in these rows. Say so when you verify instead of folding them into the cheese price.

Official site: www.dominos.com/. How a number gets onto MenuLeak is on the methodology page.

How a Domino's order is priced

Domino's is ordered as a pie plus a deal more often than as a single slice. The brand table is the pie or the side as filed. If a coupon changes the out-the-door price, that coupon needs a deal file with a start date and an end date. Carryout and delivery can differ. The location line should say which one you checked. This example says it was not a store visit and not an app check. How to use the lines under each Domino's category: the cheapest line is the lowest example price in that category only. Do not compare it with the cheapest line from another category. A side will almost always beat an entree, and that does not make the side a meal. The best-value line is example protein grams divided by the example price. It is a ratio on this file. It is not a diet plan, and it is not a claim that Domino's recommends the row. If protein is missing, the value line falls back to the cheapest row and says so. Open a linked item page for sizes, allergens, and a short verdict. Core rows are reviewed on a weekly pass. A launch or a test item should be filed within a day of a sourced sighting. The methodology page is where that cadence is written down.

Why the board changes by city

Delivery zones change Dominos prices and fees. A quoted pie price that hides the delivery fee is a different claim from the menu price. This file's example prices are menu-shaped placeholders, not a fee-inclusive total and not a city index. Topping prices in one franchise can diverge from the next. When you replace the ExtravaganZZa number, update the item page in the same pass so the two pages do not argue. Full example index for Domino's: Medium Cheese Pizza in Pizza at an example $9.99; ExtravaganZZa in Pizza at an example $16.99; Medium Pepperoni in Pizza at an example $11.99; Stuffed Cheesy Bread in Sides at an example $7.99; Garlic Bread in Sides at an example $5.99. Read it as a scan list of this file, then use the category tables for protein and calories. None of these figures is a verified national price. Write the channel in the same edit as the number: counter, app, or delivery. A fee-inclusive total is a different claim from the menu row on this page. Leave a gram blank when you did not look it up.

Domino's deals today

  • Illustrated offer card for the example Domino's Mix & Match deal. Not a coupon, an official logo, or a product photo.

    Domino's

    Mix & Match

    As of October 1, 2026, this example Domino's file lists Mix & Match at $6.99. It is not a live coupon, and the terms below are placeholders.

    $6.99Example

New and test items

No limited-time or test-menu briefing is filed for Domino's. Core items with their own page are linked from the tables.

Domino's menu questions

What is the cheapest example item on the Domino's page?

The cheapest example row is Garlic Bread at $5.99 in Sides. That is a placeholder from this file, not a verified special. Check the Domino's app or the menu board in your city before you treat it as the price you will pay. A deal file, if one exists, can undercut the menu row and should say so in its first sentence.

Are Domino's prices the same in every US city?

No. Domino's boards move by city, by franchise, and by channel. The rows on this page are one example set. They are not a national average and not a city index. Delivery, airports, and late-night menus can differ from a suburban counter. The prices-checked line should name the place you actually opened. Until it does, the example label stays.

Which Domino's row has the most example calories?

The highest example calorie row on this Domino's file is ExtravaganZZa at 300 calories. That number is a placeholder, not a lab result. A different size or a combo will not match it. Confirm calories in the chain's nutrition tool if you are using them for anything beyond comparing rows on this page.

How often is the Domino's page updated?

Core Domino's rows are meant to be reviewed on a weekly pass. A new, limited-time, or test item should get a file within 24 hours of a sourced sighting. This October 2026 pass is still an example, so the badge does not name a restaurant. Refresh the date only when you actually look. A new date on old placeholders is a worse page.

Is MenuLeak affiliated with Domino's?

No. MenuLeak is an independent notebook. Using the Domino's name so people can find a price page is not a sponsorship. The art is an illustration, not an official logo or a product photo. The chain's own site is linked on the page. Prices you spend are the chain's prices, not ours.

Where do Domino's deals live?

Deals live in deal files and under the deals heading on this Domino's page. A deal is not written into the sandwich row. The deal's first sentence should carry the example price and the date. If there is no deal file, this page says so instead of inventing a coupon. App-only offers need the word app in the source line.

How should I read protein, carbs, and fat here?

The grams on the Domino's table are examples so the nutrition columns have a shape. A dash means the gram was not filed. They are not a medical recommendation and they are not a Domino's lab panel. The best-value line is example protein per dollar inside one category. Use it to compare rows on this page. Then confirm the current item before you change what you eat.

What is the most expensive example row at Domino's?

The highest example price on this file is ExtravaganZZa at $16.99 in Pizza. A bucket, a footlong, a loaded pizza, or a multi-patty burger will win that test for boring reasons. It is not a quality ranking. It is the top of the placeholder list. Your store can sit above or below it.