Little Caesars Menu with Prices & Pictures — Verified Aug 2026

An ExtraMostBestest® Pepperoni costs $7.99–$10.99 depending on your store (4 stores checked). Detroit-Style Deep Dish Pepperoni runs $10.99–$12.99, Thin Crust Pepperoni $7.99–$10.99, and Caesar Wings® $7.99–$8.99. Below: every menu item with its price range, photo, and calories per slice.

What Little Caesars Prices Look Like Right Now

Pickup prices at four stores: San Francisco (90 Charter Oak Ave), Oakland (3209 International Blvd), San Jose (3085 McKee Rd), Newark (39237 Cedar Blvd). Store pickup prices, not delivery-app prices.

Item: ExtraMostBestest® Pepperoni.
Lowest found: $7.99
Highest founad: $10.99
Most common: $10.79

Item: ExtraMostBestest® Cheese
Lowest found: $7.99
Highest found: $10.99
Most common

Item: Detroit-Style Deep Dish Pepperoni
Lowest found: $10.99
Highest found: $12.99
Most common: $11.99

Item: Detroit-Style Deep Dish Cheese
Lowest found: $10.99
Highest found: $12.99
Most common: $10.99

Item: Thin Crust Pepperoni
Lowest found: $7.99
Highest found: $10.99
Most common: $10.99

Item: Stuffed Crazy Crust Pepperoni
Lowest found: $11.00
Highest found: $16.99
Most common: varies

Item: Crazy Combo® (Crazy Bread® + Crazy Sauce®)
Lowest found: $4.29
Highest found: $5.99
Most common: $5.99

Item: Caesar Wings®
Lowest found: $7.99
Highest found: $8.99
Most common: $8.99

Item: Italian Cheese Bread
Lowest found: $5.75
Highest found: $7.99
Most common: varies

Item: Caesar Dip®
Lowest found: $0.75
Highest found: $0.99
Most common: $0.99

Nearly every Little Caesars is franchise-owned, and each owner sets the prices on their own menu board. There is no single national price list. Rent, local wages, and what the owner pays for cheese and pepperoni all feed into the number you see, so two stores in the same metro area can charge differently for the same pizza on the same afternoon.

The gap is wider than most people expect. The same ExtraMostBestest® Pepperoni was $10.99 in San Francisco and $7.99 in San Jose on 14 August — a $3.00 difference, about 38%, between two stores around 45 miles apart. Stuffed Crazy Crust Pepperoni swung further: $11.00 in San Jose against $16.99 in Newark. Sides move too. A Crazy Combo® was $4.29 in Oakland and $5.99 in San Francisco, and a single Caesar Dip® ranged from 75 cents to 99 cents.

Why the price at your store is different from other websites

A single national price for Little Caesars does not exist, so any page showing one figure is showing an estimate. With more than 5,000 US stores under franchise ownership, pricing is set store by store. The only exact price for your order is the one your own store displays once it has been selected.

Check it in about 30 seconds: open the Little Caesars app or littlecaesars.com, enter your ZIP code, pick your store, and the full menu reprices to that location.

Full Little Caesars Menu with Prices, Pictures and Calories Per Slice

Prices below are the range found across four stores, so you can see what’s typical before you order. Calories are given per slice for round pizzas and per corner piece for Detroit-Style, sourced from Little Caesars’ published nutrition data; whole-pizza totals sit in the expandable row of each table for anyone tracking a full pie.

Classic Round Pizzas

The Classic line is the 14-inch, 8-slice round pizza — the cheapest tier on the board and the one most stores keep hot and waiting. Worth knowing: at all four stores checked, the Classic tier was not listed on the online ordering menu. It is a walk-in product. If you want a Classic Pepperoni or Classic Cheese, the counter is where you’ll find it, and the price is on the board above the register.

ExtraMostBestest® Pizzas

ExtraMostBestest means more cheese and more topping than the Classic version of the same pizza — same 14-inch round, same 8 slices, heavier load.

Detroit-Style Deep Dish

Rectangular, baked in a steel pan so the cheese runs to the edge and caramelises against the metal. It’s cut into 8 pieces, and the corner pieces carry two crisp edges each — the reason people fight over them. Calories below are per piece.

Thin Crust Pizzas

A cracker-thin base topped to the edge, with no puffed rim. It’s the lightest crust on the menu, and it’s also one of the cheapest — San Jose had Thin Crust Pepperoni at $7.99, matching the ExtraMostBestest price at the same store.

Stuffed Crust and Specialty Crusts

Two stuffed options were live at the stores checked, plus the Pretzel Crust, which was on the menu at three of the four — Oakland, San Jose and Newark each carried a full Pretzel Crust section with both sauce choices.

Item: Stuffed Crazy Crust Pepperoni
Price range: $11.00 – $16.99
What’s different: Cheese-filled rim, garlic butter and Parmesan brushed on

Item: Stuffed Crazy Crust Cheese
Price range: $11.00 – $15.99
What’s different: Same crust, cheese only

Item: Pepperoni & Cheese Stuffed Crust
Price range: $14.99 (San Francisco)
What’s different: Cheese baked into the crust ring

Item: Pretzel Crust — pizza sauce or cheese sauce
Price range: $7.99 – $10.79
What’s different: Soft pretzel base, salted, cheddar sauce option

Item: Stuffed Pretzel Crust
Price range: $9.99
What’s different: Pretzel base with the cheese-filled rim

Item: Custom Stuffed Crust
Price range: $10.50 – $15.99
What’s different: Any toppings on the stuffed base

Stuffed crust is also sold as an upgrade on a standard round or Detroit-Style order rather than only as a fixed pizza.

Specialty and Loaded Pizzas

Item: 3 Meat Treat®
Price range: $9.99 – $15.99
What’s on it: Pepperoni, Italian sausage, bacon

Item: 5 Meat Feast™
Price range: $12.50 – $16.99
What’s on it: Pepperoni, sausage, bacon, ham, seasoned beef

Item: Ultimate Supreme
Price range: $11.50 – $16.99
What’s on it: Pepperoni, sausage, mushrooms, onions, green peppers

Item: Hula Hawaiian®
Price range: $9.49 – $14.99
What’s on it: Smoked ham and pineapple

Item: Veggie
Price range: $15.49 – $16.99
What’s on it: Green peppers, onions, mushrooms, black olives

Item: Old World Fanceroni™ Pepperoni
Price range: $11.99 – $14.99
What’s on it: Cup-and-char pepperoni that crisps into little cups

Item: Slices-N-Stix®
Price range: $6.99 – $10.99
What’s on it: Four pepperoni slices plus cheese sticks, Crazy Sauce® included

Item: Slices-N-Stix® Bacon
Price range: $7.99 – $12.99
What’s on it: Same format, bacon cheese sticks

Item: Slices-N-Stix® Jalapeño
Price range: $7.99 – $12.99
What’s on it: Same format, jalapeño cheese sticks

Veggie was the one item that stayed expensive everywhere — $15.49 was the lowest price found for it, higher than the cheapest 3 Meat Treat®.

Create Your Own Pizza

Toppings available: pepperoni, Italian sausage, bacon, ham, seasoned beef, mushrooms, onions, green peppers, black olives, pineapple, jalapeño, extra cheese.

Building your own is worth it when you want two or three specific toppings — at three of the four stores, the custom base started at or below the ExtraMostBestest price. It stops being worth it once you’re stacking four or more toppings, at which point a named specialty pizza with the same load usually lands cheaper.

Crazy Bread®, Cheese Breads and Sides

The Crazy Combo® was cheaper than Crazy Bread® on its own at two stores — Oakland at $4.29 and San Jose at $4.75 — so ordering the combo gets you the sauce for less than the bread alone costs elsewhere.

Caesar Wings® by Flavor

Sold as an 8-piece order, oven-baked rather than fried, in four flavours: Buffalo, BBQ, Oven Roasted and Garlic Parmesan. Price range across the four stores: $7.99 – $9.99, with $8.99 the most common. Flavour choice does not change the price, but it does change the sodium and calorie load, with the sauced flavours running higher than Oven Roasted.

Crazy Puffs™ and Caesar Dips®

Crazy Puffs™ were listed at one of the four stores — Pepperoni Crazy Puffs™ at $4.99 in San Francisco. The other three did not carry them, which fits the pattern of Puffs flavours rotating in and out by location.

Caesar Dip® is the cheapest item on the entire menu at $0.75 – $0.99, depending on store. Flavours include Cheezy Jalapeño, Butter Garlic, Ranch, Buffalo Ranch and Cheddar Cheese Sauce. Crazy Sauce® runs $1.00 – $1.50.

Desserts and Drinks

Best Value on the Menu: Price Per Slice, Compared

Every figure here is worked out from the prices above. Round pizzas are cut into 8 slices, Detroit-Style into 8 pieces, so the maths is straightforward. Mid-price is the midpoint of the range found across the four stores.

Item: Thin Crust Pepperoni
Mid price: $9.49
Slices/pieces: 8
Cost per slice: $1.19

Item: ExtraMostBestest® Pepperoni
Mid price: $9.49
Slices/pieces: 8
Cost per slice: $1.19

Item: Detroit-Style Deep Dish Pepperoni
Mid price: $11.99
Slices/pieces: 8
Cost per slice: $1.50

Item: Old World Fanceroni™ Pepperoni
Mid price: $13.49
Slices/pieces: 8
Cost per slice: $1.69

Item: 3 Meat Treat®
Mid price: $12.99
Slices/pieces: 8
Cost per slice: $1.62

Item: Hula Hawaiian®
Mid price: $12.24
Slices/pieces: 8
Cost per slice: $1.53

Item: Stuffed Crazy Crust Pepperoni
Mid price: $14.00
Slices/pieces: 8
Cost per slice: $1.75

Item: Ultimate Supreme
Mid price: $14.25
Slices/pieces: 8
Cost per slice: $1.78

Item: 5 Meat Feast™
Mid price: $14.75
Slices/pieces: 8
Cost per slice: $1.84

Item: Veggie
Mid price: $16.24
Slices/pieces: 8
Cost per slice: $2.03

The cheapest slice on the board is a tie between Thin Crust and ExtraMostBestest® at about $1.19 a slice. That’s the finding worth acting on: the ExtraMostBestest® carries more cheese and more topping than a Classic for the same money per slice, so the “extra” tier isn’t a premium tier at all on a per-slice basis — it’s the baseline value pick. The premium only appears when you move to a named specialty pizza.

Deep Dish sits at $1.50 a piece, about 26% more than the cheapest round. Whether that’s worth it depends on what you’re counting. A Detroit-Style piece carries meaningfully more food than a round slice — the official figures put a Deep Dish pepperoni piece at 350 calories against 280 for a round pepperoni slice, roughly 25% more. So the price premium and the food premium track each other almost exactly. Deep Dish is not the value trap it looks like on the shelf price.

The one item that fails the test is the Veggie at $2.03 a slice — the most expensive slice on the menu, and the only one that never dropped below $15 at any store checked.

Hot-N-Ready®: What’s Actually Ready, and When

Hot-N-Ready means the pizza is already made and sitting in the warmer when you walk in — no order, no wait. It does not apply to the whole menu, and which items qualify is decided store by store, because franchise owners set their own Hot-N-Ready lineup.

The reliable core is the Classic Pepperoni and Classic Cheese round pizza. Those are the items the model was built around and the ones most stores keep going through the day. Specialty pizzas, Detroit-Style, stuffed crust and custom orders are made when you order them.

Some items are Hot-N-Ready only inside a set window. Four-N-One™ Stix, launched nationwide on 23 March 2026 at $7.99, is Hot-N-Ready from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. — a box of 16 dipping breadsticks in cheese, pepperoni, jalapeño and bacon, with Crazy Sauce®. Outside those hours it’s a made-to-order item.

If you arrive at 2 p.m. wanting something that isn’t in the warmer, you have not wasted the trip. Order it at the counter or in the app and it’s typically ready in 10 to 15 minutes, made fresh. Ordering ahead in the app while you drive over usually means it’s waiting when you arrive.

Lunch Combo: hours, price and what’s inside

The Lunch Combo is four slices of Detroit-Style Deep Dish pepperoni with a drink, sold as a single lower-priced lunch item. An Aquafina version swaps the soft drink for bottled water.

It is a weekday lunchtime item, and it was not listed on the online ordering menu at any of the four stores checked — like the Classic round tier, it’s a counter product. Because both the window and the price are set locally, the two things worth doing before you go are checking your own store’s lunch hours in the app and confirming the Lunch Combo is running that day. Stores that don’t offer it will simply not have it on the board.

Takeout, Pickup and the Pizza Portal®

Little Caesars is built around carryout, and there are two ways to do it.

Walk in and take a Hot-N-Ready pizza straight from the warmer — no ordering, no waiting. Or order ahead in the app or on the site, which is what you need for anything outside the Hot-N-Ready lineup: Detroit-Style, stuffed crust, specialty pizzas, custom builds.

Order-ahead orders go into the Pizza Portal®, a heated locker unit near the front of the store. Your pizza is placed inside when it comes out of the oven, and you open the door with the app or a three-digit code from your order confirmation. No counter, no queue, no talking to anyone if you’d rather not.

The price point that matters: every figure in the tables above is a takeout price. That’s what the store charges when you collect it yourself. Order the same pizza through a delivery app and you’re paying a different, higher number before any fee is added — the markup is broken down below.

Ordering Direct vs. DoorDash, Uber Eats and Grubhub: What the Markup Costs You

Delivery apps do not charge the store’s price. They list a higher menu price, and that markup sits on top of the delivery fee, service fee and tip you see at checkout.

Here is the same store’s menu on the same day, direct pickup price against the DoorDash listed price.

San Francisco, 90 Charter Oak Ave — checked 14 August 2026

Across all four stores checked, the markup ran between 14% and 64%, clustering around 30–39%. Oakland was the most consistent: ExtraMostBestest® Pepperoni, Caesar Wings®, Stuffed Crazy Crust and Italian Cheese Bread were all listed at almost exactly 39% above the store price. Newark ran lighter, mostly 20–28%. And the markup applies to everything, including the 99-cent dip cup and the drinks.

On a family order — two pizzas, a cheese bread and wings — that’s commonly $12 to $18 in menu markup alone, before the delivery fee, the service fee and the tip. Add those and a $35 pickup order can land near $60.

None of which means delivery is a mistake. If you don’t have a car, if the weather is bad, if you’re ordering for a group and splitting the cost, or if the app is running a promotion that offsets the difference, it’s a fair trade. The point is knowing what you’re paying for, rather than assuming the app price is the store price. Little Caesars also runs its own delivery through the app and site, which is worth comparing against the third-party apps before you decide.

Dietary Guide: Vegetarian, Gluten-Free, Halal and the Lightest Options

This section states what Little Caesars confirms publicly. Where the company doesn’t publish something, that’s said plainly instead of guessed at.

Vegetarian at Little Caesars — including the rennet question

Meat-free items on the menu: Classic Cheese, ExtraMostBestest® Cheese, Thin Crust Cheese, Detroit-Style Deep Dish Cheese, Veggie, Crazy Bread®, Crazy Combo®, Italian Cheese Bread, Crazy Sauce® and the non-meat Caesar Dips®. A custom pizza with vegetable toppings only works too.

The harder question is the cheese. Little Caesars uses a mozzarella and Muenster blend, and cheese can be made with animal-derived rennet or microbial rennet — the difference that decides whether a cheese pizza is vegetarian at all. Little Caesars does not publish the rennet source for its cheese in its public nutrition or ingredient materials. Anyone who avoids animal rennet on religious or ethical grounds should contact Little Caesars customer service on 1-800-722-3727 and ask directly rather than rely on a third-party answer, including this one.

Vegan is a shorter answer: there is no dairy-free cheese, so a vegan order means crust, sauce and vegetables with no cheese.

Gluten-free and celiac

Little Caesars does not offer a gluten-free crust. Every pizza base is wheat-based.

Some items contain no wheat ingredients — the wings and several dips — but the kitchens handle flour openly and share ovens and surfaces, so cross-contact is a real risk. If you have coeliac disease or a serious gluten sensitivity, this is not a safe kitchen for you, and no ordering workaround changes that.

Halal, kosher and allergens

Little Caesars stores in the United States are not halal certified. The pepperoni, sausage, bacon and ham are standard pork and beef products. Some international franchises in Muslim-majority markets do serve halal-certified meat, but that’s set locally, so check with the specific store rather than assuming the brand.

There is no kosher certification for US Little Caesars locations.

The major allergens present across the menu are wheat, milk and soy, with egg in some items. Because recipes and suppliers change, the allergen information on littlecaesars.com is the source to check before ordering with a serious allergy — not a third-party table.

Lowest-calorie and lowest-sodium picks

From the figures Little Caesars publishes, per slice of a 14-inch round pizza:

Slice: Classic Cheese
Calories: 250
Sodium: 420 mg

Slice: Veggie
Calories: 270
Sodium: 570 mg

Slice: Classic Pepperoni
Calories: 280
Sodium: 540 mg

Slice: Deep Dish Cheese (per piece)
Calories: 320
Sodium: 500 mg

Slice: Deep Dish Pepperoni (per piece)
Calories: 350
Sodium: 680 mg

Classic Cheese is the lightest option on both counts — 250 calories and 420 mg of sodium a slice. The gap that surprises people is sodium rather than calories: a Deep Dish Pepperoni piece carries 680 mg, over 60% more salt than a cheese slice, which is roughly a third of a day’s recommended sodium in one piece of pizza.

A practical order under 600 calories: two slices of Classic Cheese, 500 calories and 840 mg sodium, with water instead of a soft drink. Adding a Caesar Dip® pushes it past that, so skip the dip if the number matters.

What’s New on the Menu — and What’s Gone

New

Full details and every 2026 launch here.

Gone

On returns: Pretzel Crust has come and gone several times, which is why it’s back now. Any other retired item might return the same way, but nothing is confirmed until Little Caesars announces it.

Deals Worth Knowing Before You Order

The app is where the real offers live. Store-specific promotions, bundle pricing and app-only discounts appear there and don’t show on the printed board.

Bundles beat single items when you’re feeding more than two people — a pizza-plus-side combination is usually priced below the two items ordered separately.

Promo codes expire fast and many circulating online are dead. Codes we’ve tested at checkout this week are here.

Hours, Holiday Hours and Finding Your Store

Most Little Caesars stores open between 10 and 11 a.m. and close between 9 and 11 p.m., with later closing on Friday and Saturday. All four stores checked in August 2026 listed 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., seven days a week.

Franchise owners set their own hours, so treat that as a pattern rather than a rule. Check yours in 30 seconds: open the app or littlecaesars.com, enter your ZIP code, and your store’s hours show with its menu.

On holidays, most locations close for Thanksgiving and Christmas Day, and run shortened hours on Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve. Call ahead on those days — holiday hours vary more between stores than regular hours do.

Full store-finding guide and holiday hours here.

Frequently Asked Questions

How We Check These Prices

Every price on this page comes from a live store menu, not an estimate. On 14 August 2026 we pulled the full ordering menu for four Little Caesars locations — San Francisco (90 Charter Oak Ave), Oakland (3209 International Blvd), San Jose (3085 McKee Rd) and Newark (39237 Cedar Blvd) — and recorded each item’s pickup price alongside its DoorDash listing on the same day. The ranges shown are the actual lowest and highest figures found, and where all four stores charged something different, the table says so rather than inventing an average. Nutrition figures come from Little Caesars’ own published nutrition data. Prices are re-checked monthly and the date at the top of the page updates when they do.

Little Caesars prices are set by individual franchise owners, so no page can tell you exactly what your store charges. For that, check the official menu and prices at littlecaesars.com after selecting your location.