Domino’s Calories & Nutrition 2026

How Domino’s Counts Calories

To understand Domino’s calories, start with the guide. Domino’s’s Nutrition Guide lists calories by ingredient, per serving, because every pizza is made to order. To get the calories for one slice, you add the crust, sauce, cheese and each topping for your size and crust. A serving is a fixed share of the pizza, and it depends on the size and crust:

• Large Hand Tossed or Thin: ⅛ of the pizza.
• Medium Hand Tossed or Pan: ⅛. Medium New York Style: ⅙. Medium Thin: ¼.
• Small Hand Tossed or Gluten Free: ⅓. Small Thin: ¼.
• Specialty pizzas: ¼ of a Small, ⅕ of a Medium, and ⅛ of a Large or X-Large.

Hand Tossed crust also gets a garlic oil blend, which we include for Hand Tossed pizzas. On a pizza with toppings, the guide uses a smaller cheese amount than on a cheese-only pizza, and our pepperoni numbers follow that rule.

Domino’s Cheese Pizza Calories

These are the Domino’s Calories for a plain cheese pizza with regular cheese and pizza sauce, per serving and for the whole pizza, with the cheese pizza price at our three stores:

Crust is the biggest driver of Domino’s calories on a cheese pizza. The guide doesn’t give a separate crust line for Large New York Style or X-Large pizzas, and the Medium Parmesan Stuffed Crust page can’t be read reliably, so those aren’t listed. Light cheese lowers the total, and extra cheese raises it.

Domino’s Pepperoni Pizza Calories

Pepperoni is Domino’s’s most popular topping. A pepperoni pizza slice has the crust, sauce, the “with toppings” amount of cheese, and pepperoni. Here are the pepperoni Domino’s Calories:

Specialty Pizza Calories

Specialty pizzas have the widest range of Domino’s calories. Domino’s lists full nutrition for each one on Hand Tossed crust. Here they are from lowest to highest calories per Large slice, with every size. X-Large is listed on a Hand Tossed basis in the guide, although it’s sold on New York Style crust. See our Domino’s Specialty Pizzas guide for toppings and fat, sodium and protein.

Topping & Sauce Calories

Toppings change Domino’s calories less than you might think. Each topping adds calories per serving. These are the guide’s values for one ⅛ serving of a Medium Hand Tossed pizza. Larger serving sizes add more:

• 0–5 Cal: green peppers, banana peppers, jalapeños, spinach, mushrooms, onions, diced tomatoes
• 10–15 Cal: ham, pineapple, black olives, feta, Philly steak
• 20–30 Cal: premium chicken, Parmesan-Asiago, cheddar, provolone, pepperoni
• 40–50 Cal: beef, bacon, Italian sausage

Sauces matter too. On the same Medium serving, pizza sauce is 10 calories, honey BBQ 15, Alfredo 25, and Garlic Parmesan white sauce or ranch 50.

The Domino™ Calories

The Domino™ personal pizza has the most filling crust: 400 calories per half pizza for the Detroit-style crust alone, according to the guide. It’s topped with two layers of cheese and up to three toppings, so the full pizza is much higher. It costs $7.99–$8.99 with one topping.

Sides, Wings & Dessert Calories

Sides can add a lot to your Domino’s calories. Here are the calories for popular Domino’s sides and desserts, per the serving the guide lists:

Eight wings are two of the guide’s 4-piece servings, so 8 Hot Buffalo wings have about 520 calories and 8 Garlic Parmesan wings about 780. See all sides in our Domino’s Sides & Desserts guide.

How to Lower Your Domino’s Calories

• Pick Crunchy Thin: a Large Thin cheese slice is about 210 calories, compared with 285 for Hand Tossed.
• Choose veggie toppings: peppers, onions, mushrooms and spinach add 0–5 calories per serving.
• Ask for light cheese and skip the Garlic Parmesan or ranch sauce base.
• Skip the dip: a Garlic dipping cup adds 250 calories. Hot Buffalo adds just 15.
• Specialty pick: Pacific Veggie and Philly Cheese Steak are the lowest specialty pizzas at 310 calories per Large slice.

For allergens, see the allergen pages of Domino’s’s official Nutrition Guide. Domino’s says its Gluten Free Crust is made in a common kitchen and does not recommend it for people with celiac disease. For prices on every item, see our Domino’s Menu Prices guide.

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