Little Caesars Menu Prices 2026: Full Menu With Calories

Little Caesars is the pizza chain that made waiting obsolete: walk in, grab a large pepperoni off the warmer, and walk out in under a minute — no phone call, no delivery fee, no tip math. This guide lists the complete current US menu with typical prices and calories for every item — Hot-N-Ready classics, ExtraMostBestest, Detroit-style deep dish, stuffed and pretzel crusts, Slices-N-Stix, Crazy Puffs, Crazy Bread, Caesar Wings, dips, desserts and drinks — checked in November 2026.

Three companion guides go deeper: the Little Caesars secret menu collects the fan builds regulars order by recipe, the Little Caesars nutrition guide breaks down every pizza, bread and wing with fat, carbs, protein and sodium, and the Little Caesars coupons and deals guide explains how the app codes, the $9.99 bundles and the Pizza Portal actually save you money — and which coupon-farm codes to ignore.

How to read the prices: Little Caesars publishes no national price list — nearly every store is franchised and sets its own prices. The typical prices below are the middle prices from a November 1, 2026 capture of Little Caesars’ own online ordering at three stores (Columbus OH, Dallas TX, Phoenix AZ). Other trackers run about $1 higher on the same items — classic pizzas at $7.99 rather than $6.79, ExtraMostBestest at $8.99 rather than $7.79 — so treat every price here as typical, not promised, and check your store in the app before you go. One warning from that same capture: the Ultimate Supreme differed by nearly $5 between the three stores, the widest spread on the board. Calories are Little Caesars’ published figures: whole-pizza totals divided by 8 slices, unless a per-piece basis is stated.

How to read the sizes: every large round pizza is 14 inches and cut into 8 slices. Detroit-style deep dish is a rectangular pan, also cut into 8 square pieces with caramelized cheese corners. Hot-N-Ready pizzas are held ready for walk-in pickup daily from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM; outside those hours any pizza bakes to order in about 10–12 minutes. If you want the pizza-night comparison, see our Domino’s menu prices and Pizza Hut menu prices guides.

Hot-N-Ready Classics

The classics are the two pizzas that built the chain, plus the ExtraMostBestest pair that adds roughly a third more pepperoni and cheese. The $5 Hot-N-Ready that ran from 2004 to 2021 is gone — it moved to $5.55 in 2022 and has climbed since — but at $6.79 the classic is still the cheapest large pizza from any national chain.

Specialty Rounds

The specialty rounds are the made-to-order large pizzas — loaded, topped and priced above the classics. The 3 Meat Treat is the calorie peak of the round board at 358 per slice; the Veggie is the lightest loaded option at 280. Webberoni has no published calorie figure in the chain’s guide excerpt, so its calorie cell is left blank rather than guessed.

Thin & Pretzel Crusts

Thin crust is topped right to the edge and runs lighter than the regular round; pretzel crust is the buttery soft-pretzel build in four variants — cheese sauce or pizza sauce, with cheese or pepperoni. The lightest slice on the entire menu is here: pretzel crust with pizza sauce and cheese at 229 calories.

Stuffed Crusts

Stuffed crust is a ring of cheese baked into the crust edge — available on pepperoni, on the Crazy Crust build, and on pretzel crust. The pepperoni-and-cheese stuffed crust is the heaviest single slice on the menu at 418 calories, and the pretzel-crust stuffed variants carry the menu’s highest sodium (see the nutrition guide). Prices here run $12.99–$13.99 depending on the build; other trackers list the plain stuffed pepperoni at $13.99 rather than $12.99.

Detroit-Style Deep Dish

Deep dish is the Detroit-style rectangular pan with caramelized cheese corners, cut into 8 square pieces. Pepperoni and cheese are the base builds at $10.99; the loaded deep dish builds run $13.99. The chain’s guide publishes whole-pizza calories only for pepperoni (2,770) and cheese (2,500), so the three loaded builds carry no calorie figure here rather than a guessed one.

Slices-N-Stix

Slices-N-Stix is the hybrid box: four slices of pepperoni pizza plus eight Italian cheese stix and Crazy Sauce. The calorie figure below is per pizza slice (the whole box is 2,300 calories for the base build). The bacon build is the heaviest box on the board at 2,980 calories whole.

Crazy Puffs & Breads

Crazy Puffs are the hand-held four-packs that went permanent after their limited run — pepperoni or four-cheese, with Crazy Sauce adding a dollar. Crazy Bread is the signature side: eight buttery garlic-Parmesan sticks. Note the price spread on Crazy Bread itself: $3.50 in one catalog, $3.99 in others — the card prints $3.50 and your store may charge either.

Caesar Wings

Caesar Wings are oven-roasted, never fried — the chain’s real point of difference against fried-wing rivals. Four flavors are on the national board: plain oven-roasted, Buffalo, BBQ and Garlic Parmesan. Older menus listed eight flavors including Lemon Pepper, Teriyaki, Spicy BBQ and Bacon Honey Mustard; those are not on the current national board and are not priced here. Wing prices vary the most of any category — $7.49 to $10.00 across trackers — with $8.49 the typical figure.

Dips & Desserts

Caesar Dips are 79 cents a cup across the board — the cheapest line on the menu — with Butter Garlic the calorie outlier at 370 per cup. Desserts are a single line: cookie dough brownies in two candy variants, sold as a 4-piece order.

Drinks

Drinks are PepsiCo across the board: 20 oz bottles at $3.50, 2-liters at $4.50. The lunch combo’s 20 oz drink and the Crave Combo’s 20 oz drink are the only discounted drink paths — everything else is full bottle price.

Bundles & Lunch Combo

The bundle board is where Little Caesars wins on value: the weekday lunch combo is the cheapest hot meal on the menu, and the More for $9.99 bundles pair a pizza with a side or a drink at a flat ten dollars. The Slices-N-Stix $4.99 deal ran September 7 to November 1, 2026 and has ended — it is not listed as current.

Little Caesars Allergen Information

Every pizza, bread and wing on the menu carries milk and wheat — there is no gluten-free crust, so a wheat-free order is not possible on the pizza board. Most pizzas also carry egg and soy; the deep-dish cheese blend adds Muenster to the mozzarella. Sesame appears on select items. No peanut, fish or shellfish items appear on the standard menu, but ovens and fryers are shared, so cross-contact is possible. The full allergen chart, item by item, is in the nutrition guide.

Little Caesars Nutrition

The nutrition picture is simple: a classic cheese slice is 244 calories, a classic pepperoni slice is 288, and everything else climbs from there to the 418-calorie pepperoni-and-cheese stuffed slice. The sodium story is sharper — a pretzel-crust pizza-sauce-and-pepperoni slice carries 1,313 mg, over half a day’s recommended sodium in one slice. The full charts, with fat, carbs, protein and sodium for every item, are in the Little Caesars nutrition guide.

Little Caesars Opening and Closing Hours

Hours are set per franchise and vary widely — there is no single national closing time. What is fixed are the Hot-N-Ready windows: classic pizzas held ready daily from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM, and the $5.99 lunch combo held ready weekdays from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM. Outside those windows any pizza bakes to order in about 10–12 minutes. Check your store in the app or on the locator for its actual open and close times; airport, stadium and highway stores run later than neighborhood shops.

Little Caesars Reviews: What People Say

Little Caesars has no per-reviewer star system on its own channels, so this guide carries the real aggregate and verbatim quotes in prose instead of a slider. On DoorDash, the Detroit store at 530 East Warren Avenue holds 4.2 out of 5 across 4,000+ ratings. Denise W., reviewing on DoorDash, loved her order: “Buttery pretzel crust pepperoni cheese sauce pizza was delicious.” Terri H., also on DoorDash, wrote: “One of the best pizzas I have ever had from Little Caesars, it was extremely enjoyable to consume, keep up the good work Little Caesars!” The criticism is just as consistent — one DoorDash reviewer found the “3 Meat Treat® crust was pretty hard and burnt, the Stuffed Crazy Bread™ was kinda tough too, baked way too long,” and Google reviews of Detroit stores repeatedly complain about long waits and wrong orders at peak hours. The pattern is honest: when the pie is fresh, people love it; when the store is slammed, the experience falls apart.

Little Caesars Facts

1. Little Caesars was founded on May 8, 1959, in Garden City, Michigan, by Mike and Marian Ilitch.
2. The Ilitches put their entire $10,000 life savings into the first store.
3. “Little Caesar” was Marian’s nickname for Mike — she pushed for the name over his preferred “Goodbye Pizza.”
4. The first franchise opened in Warren, Michigan, in 1962.
5. By 1969 the chain had passed 50 restaurants, including its first in Canada.
6. “Pizza! Pizza!” launched in 1979 for a two-pizzas-for-one deal — and the chain still cannot use the slogan in Canada, where Pizza Pizza holds the trademark.
7. The Pan!Pan! square deep dish arrived in 1988, the ancestor of today’s Detroit-style deep dish.
8. The Hot-N-Ready model launched in 1997: pizzas held ready so walk-ins leave in 30 seconds or less.
9. The $5 Hot-N-Ready ran from 2004 to 2021, then moved to $5.55 in 2022.
10. The Love Kitchen food truck fleet has served disaster survivors, military members and first responders since 1985.
11. The Pizza Portal heated pickup locker launched in 2017 with the RESERVE-N-READY service.
12. Little Caesars is the third-largest pizza chain in the US by sales, behind Domino’s and Pizza Hut.
13. The chain is headquartered in Detroit, and the Detroit Red Wings play at Little Caesars Arena.
14. Little Caesars was the Official Pizza Sponsor of the NFL in the 2025 season, behind the Pizza!Pizza! Pregame Challenges in the app.
15. There is no gluten-free crust on the menu — a wheat-free pizza order is not possible.
16. Dough is made fresh daily in-store, a practice since the 1960s.
17. The original Garden City store on Cherry Hill Road is still serving customers.
18. In the 1990s and 2000s Little Caesars locations were commonly found inside Kmart stores.

Little Caesars FAQs

How much is a Little Caesars Hot-N-Ready pizza?

Typically $6.79 for a large classic pepperoni or cheese at the three stores captured November 1, 2026 — but other trackers list $7.99, and franchise prices vary, so check your store. The $5 price ended in 2021.

How many slices are in a Little Caesars pizza?

Eight. Large rounds are 14 inches cut into 8 triangular slices; Detroit-style deep dish is a rectangular pan cut into 8 square pieces.

What time are Hot-N-Ready pizzas available?

Daily from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM for the classic pizzas, and weekdays 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM for the $5.99 lunch combo. Outside those windows, pizzas bake to order in about 10–12 minutes.

Does Little Caesars deliver?

Yes, through the app and website and through delivery partners — but delivery prices run higher than the carryout prices in this guide, and some app codes are delivery-only. Carryout through the Pizza Portal is the cheapest path.

Does Little Caesars have a loyalty program?

Not a points program. The app runs Challenges — complete a challenge and a reward code lands in your Rewards tab. There is no points-per-dollar ladder like Domino’s or Papa John’s.

What is the cheapest thing on the menu?

A Caesar Dip at $0.79, then Crazy Sauce at $1.00. The cheapest full meal is the $5.99 lunch combo on weekdays.

Does Little Caesars have a secret menu?

Not officially — but regulars order builds like Crazy Style crust, stuffed crust on any pizza and the Muenster blend by asking for them. The full list, with exact ordering language, is in the secret menu guide.

The Bottom Line

Little Caesars wins on one thing and it is not subtlety: the cheapest large pizza from a national chain, ready the moment you walk in, with a bundle board that keeps a family fed for ten dollars. The prices in this guide are typical, not promised — franchise stores set their own boards, and the Ultimate Supreme proved it by swinging nearly $5 between three stores. Check the app, go between 4 and 8 PM for the freshest Hot-N-Ready, and use the Pizza Portal to skip the line. For the builds regulars don’t put on the menu board, see the secret menu; for the full official charts, the nutrition guide; and before your next run, check the coupons and deals guide — TOUCHDOWN at 15% off is the code to catch while it lasts.

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