Domino’s Menu Prices (2026): Pizzas, Mix & Match & Deals

This is an independent menu guide. DineReviewHub is not affiliated with Domino’s. All prices are approximate, are set by individual franchises, and vary by location — always check the official Domino’s app for exact local pricing.

Looking for current Domino’s menu prices? This complete 2026 guide breaks down the full Domino’s menu — pizzas by size and crust, specialty pizzas, the popular Mix & Match deal, wings, bread, pasta, sandwiches and desserts — with approximate prices so you can plan your order before you go.

Domino’s is one of the largest pizza chains in the world, and because every store is franchised, the Domino’s menu prices you pay can shift from one location to the next. The chain is also known for leaning heavily on deals, so the menu price is often just a starting point — the app usually has a cheaper way to order the same food.

Domino’s Menu Prices (2026)

Here are approximate Domino’s menu prices for 2026 on build-your-own cheese pizzas, plus popular sides. Adding toppings costs roughly $2 each on a large. Prices vary by location, so treat these as estimates and confirm in the app before ordering.

Item	Price (Approx.)
Small (10″) Hand Tossed	$9.99
Medium (12″) Hand Tossed	$11.99
Large (14″) Hand Tossed	$13.99
Medium Handmade Pan	$13.99
X-Large (16″) Brooklyn Style	$15.99
Specialty Pizza (Large)	$18.99
8-pc Hot Wings	$9.49
8-pc Boneless Chicken	$8.49
Stuffed Cheesy Bread	$7.49
Bread Twists (8-pc)	$6.49
Pasta (in a tin)	$7.99
Marbled Cookie Brownie	$7.49
Lava Crunch Cakes (2-pc)	$5.49
20 oz Coca-Cola	$2.49
2-Liter Coca-Cola	$3.49

Prices above are approximate national averages for 2026 and vary by location. Franchise, city and delivery-versus-carryout pricing can all change the final total.

The Domino’s Mix & Match Deal Explained

The Mix & Match deal is the single most important thing to know about Domino’s menu prices. When you order two or more qualifying items, each one is a low fixed price (recently around $6.99 each). Qualifying items usually include a medium two-topping pizza, Stuffed Cheesy Bread, 8-piece boneless chicken, bread twists, pasta in a tin and the Marbled Cookie Brownie. Ordering a medium two-topping pizza on its own can cost more than getting it through Mix & Match, so it almost always pays to order two qualifying items.

Domino’s Specialty Pizzas

If you do not want to build your own, Domino’s offers specialty pizzas with set topping combinations, typically around $18.99 for a large. Popular options include:

• ExtravaganZZa — loaded with pepperoni, ham, sausage, beef, onions, peppers, mushrooms and olives.
• MeatZZa — a meat-lover’s pie with pepperoni, ham, sausage and beef.
• Pacific Veggie — a vegetable-packed option with roasted peppers, onions, mushrooms, tomatoes, olives and feta.
• Buffalo Chicken and Cali Chicken Bacon Ranch — two of the most popular chicken pizzas.
• Memphis BBQ Chicken and Honolulu Hawaiian — sweet-and-savory favorites.

Domino’s Sides, Wings & Desserts

Beyond pizza, Domino’s has a full lineup of sides to round out an order. Wings come bone-in or boneless (about $8.49 to $9.49 for 8 pieces), Stuffed Cheesy Bread runs around $7.49, and pasta, sandwiches and salads sit near $7.99. For dessert, the Marbled Cookie Brownie and Lava Crunch Cakes are the standouts. Many of these sides qualify for the Mix & Match deal, so pairing a pizza with a side is often cheaper than it looks.

Domino’s Crust & Size Guide

Domino’s offers several crusts, and the right one changes both the price and the experience. Hand Tossed is the standard and comes in small, medium and large. Handmade Pan is a thicker, buttery crust available in medium. Crunchy Thin is a lighter option, and the Brooklyn Style comes in extra-large with big foldable slices. Larger sizes cost more up front but deliver a much lower price per slice, so a large or extra-large is usually the better value for groups.

How to Save Money at Domino’s

Knowing the Domino’s menu prices is only half the battle — these habits cut your bill further:

• Use Mix & Match — ordering two or more qualifying items at the fixed price is the best everyday deal.
• Choose carryout — carryout specials often beat delivery pricing and skip delivery fees.
• Join Piece of the Pie Rewards — earn points on every order toward a free medium pizza.
• Check the app’s coupon page — Domino’s runs rotating percentage-off and bundle deals.
• Order a larger size — the price per slice drops sharply on large and extra-large pizzas.

Ordering Domino’s: App, Delivery & Rewards

The Domino’s app is the best place to order, track your pizza and stack deals. You can build your pizza, apply coupons, earn Piece of the Pie Rewards points and choose delivery or carryout. Delivery adds a delivery fee (which is not a tip for the driver) plus any service charges, so the real cost runs above the base Domino’s menu prices. Carryout is the cheapest option and often comes with its own specials.

Domino’s Catering & Group Orders

For parties, game days and office lunches, Domino’s is built for group ordering. Multiple large or extra-large pizzas, bulk wings and trays of pasta and bread feed a crowd at a low cost per person, especially when you combine them through Mix & Match or a bundle deal. The app lets you place large orders ahead of time for carryout or scheduled delivery, which is the easiest way to keep group costs predictable.

Is Domino’s Available Worldwide?

Yes. Domino’s operates in the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, India and dozens of other countries, making it one of the most global pizza chains. Menus, currencies and prices differ by country, and some items are region-specific, so this guide focuses on United States pricing — check your local Domino’s app or website for exact prices where you live.

Domino’s Delivery vs Carryout Pricing

One of the biggest factors in your real Domino’s menu prices is whether you choose delivery or carryout. Delivery adds a delivery fee — which does not go to the driver as a tip — plus any service charges, so the same order can cost several dollars more delivered than picked up. Carryout, on the other hand, frequently comes with its own exclusive specials, such as discounted pizzas when you pick up in store. If you are trying to keep costs down, carryout combined with the Mix & Match deal is usually the cheapest way to order. When delivery is worth it for convenience, ordering through the app lets you see the fees up front and apply any available coupons before you check out.

How Domino’s Compares to Other Pizza Chains

Domino’s competes most directly with Pizza Hut and Little Caesars, and each has a different strength. Little Caesars wins on rock-bottom price with its Hot-N-Ready pizzas, Pizza Hut leans on its pan crust and deal bundles, and Domino’s stands out for its Mix & Match deal, fast delivery, order tracking and consistent app experience. On everyday value, Domino’s Mix & Match often matches or beats the competition once you order two or more items, and its loyalty program adds long-term savings. If delivery speed and a smooth app matter to you, Domino’s is usually the pick; if you want the absolute cheapest pizza, Little Caesars may edge it out. Comparing the Domino’s menu prices against both rivals is the best way to decide.

Domino’s Nutrition & Dietary Options

Domino’s publishes nutrition information for its full menu, and the range is wide depending on crust, toppings and portion. A couple of slices of a thin-crust cheese or veggie pizza is a lighter choice, while loaded specialty pizzas, stuffed crust and sides like Stuffed Cheesy Bread are more indulgent. Domino’s also offers a gluten-free crust in a small size for those avoiding gluten (though it is prepared in a shared kitchen, so it is not suitable for severe allergies), along with vegetarian-friendly builds. As with any pizza, the calories and the cost climb as you add extra cheese, meats and sides, so building your own with a few toppings is the easiest way to balance taste, nutrition and your Domino’s menu prices.

Domino’s Menu: Final Thoughts

Domino’s is a value-first pizza chain where the deals usually matter more than the sticker price. Use the Domino’s menu prices above to plan your order, lean on Mix & Match and Piece of the Pie Rewards to save, and check the official Domino’s app or website for exact prices near you. Comparing pizza chains? See our Pizza Hut menu prices and Little Caesars menu prices guides.

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