Domino’s Specialty Pizzas Prices 2026

Domino’s Specialty Pizzas Prices by Size

Every specialty pizza costs the same in a given size and store, whether you pick ExtravaganZZa or Pacific Veggie. The crust doesn’t change the price either, but each size comes in different crusts. Here are the Domino’s Specialty Pizzas prices by size:

The New York store doesn’t sell X-Large pizzas, and the Small Crunchy Thin was sold only in Los Angeles. For details on each crust, see our Domino’s Crust Types guide.

All 11 Domino’s Specialty Pizzas

Here is every specialty pizza on the menu, with its toppings, its Large price, and calories for each size. Calories are per serving on Hand Tossed crust: ¼ of a Small, ⅕ of a Medium, and ⅛ of a Large or X-Large, as Domino’s’s Nutrition Guide lists them. The guide gives X-Large calories on a Hand Tossed basis, although X-Large is sold on New York Style crust.

For the full menu, including build-your-own pizza, wings and sides, see our Domino’s Menu Prices guide.

Specialty Pizza vs. Build Your Own

Is a specialty pizza a better deal than building your own? On a Large, it depends on the store’s topping price:

• New York: a Large cheese pizza is $16.99 and each topping is $2.75, so three toppings cost $25.24. A Large specialty pizza is $21.99.
• Dallas: a Large cheese pizza is $14.49 plus $2.00 per topping, so three toppings cost $20.49. A Large specialty pizza is $20.99.
• Los Angeles: a Large cheese pizza is $16.99 plus $3.00 per topping, so three toppings cost $25.99. A Large specialty pizza is $25.99.

With one topping, building your own is always cheaper. In New York, a specialty pizza costs less once you want two or more toppings. In Los Angeles, three toppings cost the same as a specialty pizza, and in Dallas the specialty pizza wins from four toppings. A loaded pizza like the ExtravaganZZa, with eight toppings, costs far less as a specialty pizza than built yourself.

Specialty Pizza Deals

Coupons cut Domino’s Specialty Pizzas prices the most on a Large. These were on the online menus at our three stores:

The Any Large Specialty coupon saves $5.00 in New York and Dallas and $9.00 in Los Angeles. See every coupon in our Domino’s Deals & Coupons guide.

Looking for a Specific Pizza?

Many people search for pizzas by a general name. Here is the Domino’s specialty pizza that matches each one:

• Supreme or deluxe pizza: The People’s Pizza – Deluxe, or the ExtravaganZZa for more toppings.
• Meat lovers pizza: MeatZZa (pepperoni, ham, Italian sausage and beef).
• Pepperoni pizza: Ultimate Pepperoni, with two layers of pepperoni.
• Cheese pizza: Wisconsin 6-Cheese, or a build-your-own cheese pizza for less.
• Veggie pizza: Pacific Veggie or Spinach & Feta.
• Hawaiian pizza: Honolulu Hawaiian, with ham, bacon and pineapple.
• BBQ chicken pizza: Memphis BBQ Chicken.
• Buffalo chicken pizza: there was no Buffalo Chicken specialty pizza on our three menus. Spicy Chicken Bacon Ranch has a buffalo drizzle, and you can build a buffalo chicken pizza yourself.

Specialty Pizza Calories & Nutrition

Here are the Domino’s Specialty Pizzas from lowest to highest calories per Large slice (⅛ of a Large Hand Tossed pizza), with sodium:

• Pacific Veggie: 310 Cal, 630 mg sodium
• Philly Cheese Steak: 310 Cal, 720 mg sodium
• Spinach & Feta: 320 Cal, 610 mg sodium
• Honolulu Hawaiian: 330 Cal, 760 mg sodium
• Wisconsin 6-Cheese: 330 Cal, 670 mg sodium
• The People’s Pizza – Deluxe: 340 Cal, 680 mg sodium
• Memphis BBQ Chicken: 350 Cal, 680 mg sodium
• Ultimate Pepperoni: 360 Cal, 830 mg sodium
• MeatZZa: 370 Cal, 850 mg sodium
• ExtravaganZZa: 380 Cal, 900 mg sodium
• Spicy Chicken Bacon Ranch: 410 Cal, 1,090 mg sodium

Spicy Chicken Bacon Ranch is the highest in calories, fat and sodium. Pacific Veggie and Philly Cheese Steak are the lowest at 310 calories. Choosing Crunchy Thin crust lowers the calories, since a Large Thin crust has 100 calories per slice compared with 160 for Hand Tossed. See our Domino’s Calories guide for more, and check the official Nutrition page for allergens.

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