Little Caesars Menu Canada: Prices in CAD (August 2026)

The Canadian menu is not the American one with a currency swap. Canada carries a Medium 12″ size tier, a Canadian Pizza with pepperoni, bacon and mushrooms, eight stuffed-crust varieties in two sizes, and Gluten-Friendly crust at select stores — none of which exist on the US menu. Prices below are in Canadian dollars, from a named store, with the date attached.

Canadian menu prices in CAD

Read this before the tables. These figures come from the DoorDash listing for the Little Caesars at 303 Confederation Drive, Saskatoon, recorded 16 December 2025. Delivery platforms mark up menu prices, so treat these as a ceiling, not a counter price. Your in-store total will be lower. The only exact figure is the one littlecaesars.ca shows after you select your store.

Every other Canadian menu page publishes numbers with no store, no date and no channel. That is why their prices contradict each other by up to 70% on the same pizza.

Medium 12″ round pizzas

Detroit-Style Deep Dish (large)

Stuffed crust — Medium 12″ and Large 14″

Canadian stuffed crust is filled with Canadian Cheese and brushed with the Crazy Crust spread — butter, garlic and Parmesan.

Thin crust (medium, party cut)

Party cut means squares rather than wedges — a Canadian menu term the US menu doesn’t use.

Sides, dips and desserts

Create Your Own Pizza starts at $9.75 with one topping included.

Drinks — metric formats

What Canada gets that the US doesn’t

Canadian Pizza

Pepperoni, bacon and mushrooms. Available on medium round, thin crust, stuffed crust and Detroit-Style. It is the Canadian answer to a house specialty and has no American equivalent on the menu.

BBQ Chicken

Tangy BBQ marinara, grilled chicken, red onions and oregano. Sold across thin crust, stuffed crust and Detroit-Style. The US menu has no chicken pizza at all.

Mediterranean Chicken — $16.99

A large stuffed-crust specialty with classic pizza sauce, shredded cheeses, chicken, red onions, feta and tomatoes, finished with oregano. Listed at 2,210 calories for the whole pizza. A limited-time item.

Honey Garlic Caesar Wings

Oven-roasted with honey garlic sauce. A Canadian flavour that has never been part of the American four.

The Medium 12″ tier

The biggest structural difference. American stores sell one round size. Canadian stores sell medium and large across three crust types, which changes the value calculation entirely — a medium Classic Pepperoni at $9.10 has no US counterpart.

Cinnamon Bites and Crazy Treats

Ten cinnamon-sugar breadsticks with buttery sauce, powdered sugar and cream cheese icing. Or four TWIX® marshmallow crispy treats. American stores sell cookie dough brownies instead — a completely separate dessert menu.

3 Cheese and Herb Crazy Puffs

Canada’s third Puffs flavour, alongside Pepperoni and Bacon and Cheese. The US carries Cheesesteak and 4 Cheese instead.

Canadian beverage lineup

Mug Root Beer, 7UP, Lipton Brisk Iced Tea, Crush Orange, Crush Grape, Crush Crème Soda, Schweppes Ginger Ale, Pure Leaf Lemon and Rockstar Energy. Almost none of these appear on an American Little Caesars menu.

What Canada doesn’t get

Items you may have seen on American menus or in American ads that were not on the Canadian store menu checked:

• ExtraMostBestest® — not listed as its own line
• Slices-N-Stix® and Four-N-One™ Stix
• Pretzel Crust and Stuffed Crunch Crust
• Old World Fanceroni™ Pepperoni
• Cheesesteak Crazy Puffs and 4 Cheese Crazy Puffs
• Cookie Dough Brownies

American limited-time launches do not automatically cross the border, and several never have. If a US promotion caught your eye on the US menu, check littlecaesars.ca before planning around it.

Bundles: where Canadian value actually sits

Canada runs a far deeper bundle menu than the US, and for groups it beats buying separately.

Run the maths before you commit. The Crazy Puffs Bundle at $15.65 for three orders works out to $5.22 each against $6.01 bought singly — a real saving. The pizza-plus-Puffs bundle at $20.47 against a medium Canadian at $13.34 plus Puffs at $6.01 comes to $19.35 separately. On that combination, the bundle costs more.

Bundles are not automatically cheaper. Check the components.

What you actually pay: tax by province

Every menu price in Canada is quoted before tax, and the sales tax on prepared food swings enormously by province. Nobody publishing Canadian menu prices mentions this, and it is the difference between a $9.10 pizza costing $9.56 and costing $10.47.

An Albertan and a Nova Scotian ordering the same pizza pay almost a dollar apart before any price difference at the store. Provincial rules on small prepared-food orders vary further, so treat the table as a guide rather than a guarantee.

Gluten-Friendly and dairy: two Canadian differences that matter

Gluten-Friendly crust exists here

This is the clearest advantage Canada has over the US menu. Select Canadian locations offer a Gluten-Friendly pizza, made in-house rather than from a shipped-in base — a customer report from a Chatham, Ontario store described the crust as difficult to distinguish from the regular one by taste.

Three honest caveats:

• It is franchise-by-franchise. Most stores do not have it. Phone before you travel.
• Little Caesars does not operate a dedicated gluten-free facility. Shared ovens, shared prep surfaces and flour in the air mean cross-contact risk is real.
• It has been described in-store as a limited-time item. Do not assume permanence.

For coeliac disease, that risk profile is the deciding factor, not the crust.

The Veggie Seasoning problem

A detail almost nobody publishes: in Canada, Little Caesars uses a Veggie Seasoning that contains milk. The American equivalent does not.

If you are ordering a dairy-free or vegan pizza in Canada, ask for the veggie seasoning to be left off — the full vegetarian and vegan breakdown covers the rennet and dairy details. Similarly, the Butter Garlic dip is a US-only item — the Canadian dip lineup runs Ranch, Creamy Garlic, Cheezy and Buffalo Ranch, and the Canadian versions contain milk.

Canada carries no dairy-free cheese as standard.

Ordering in Canada

The Canadian site is littlecaesars.ca — a separate domain from the American one, with its own store locator and pricing. The Little Caesars app switches to Canadian stores and CAD once you set a Canadian location.

Delivery platforms: DoorDash, Uber Eats and SkipTheDishes, the last of which operates only in Canada. All three list marked-up menu prices; the Saskatoon figures in this guide came from a DoorDash listing, which is why they read high.

Little Caesars Canada has advertised free delivery on orders over CAN$25 through littlecaesars.ca and the app. Confirm the threshold at checkout, since it moves with promotions.

Some Canadian menu descriptions appear in both English and French, reflecting federal labelling requirements. In Quebec you should expect French-first menu boards.

A piece of history worth knowing

Canada was Little Caesars’ first market outside the United States. The brand crossed the border early, around the time it reached its fiftieth restaurant, decades before the wider international expansion.

That head start explains the menu you see today. Canadian stores did not simply receive an American template — they built out their own size tier, their own specialty pizzas and their own dessert line over a long period. The differences are historical, not accidental.

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