Marco's Pizza Menu Prices 2026: Specialty Pizzas, CheezyBread & Wings

A medium pepperoni pizza at Marco's is about $13.99 as of May 2026, with a large cheese at $14.99 and large specialty pizzas (Deluxe, All Meat) around $18.99. The signature CheezyBread is $6.49 and bone-in wings start at $9.99 for eight. Marco's positions itself slightly above value chains like Little Caesars and roughly in line with Pizza Hut, reflecting its fresh-dough, three-cheese 'authentic Italian' positioning. Prices vary by location since most stores are franchised — and carryout deals are often cheaper than delivery.

Marco's leans on an 'authentic Italian' positioning built on three things: dough made fresh in-store every day (not frozen or pre-made), a three-cheese blend of mozzarella, provolone and Romano rather than mozzarella alone, and a sauce from a recipe founder Pat Giammarco brought from Italy. Giammarco, who was born in Italy and is the son of a pizzeria owner, founded the chain in 1978 in Oregon, Ohio. That fresh-dough, multi-cheese formula is the brand's core differentiator from value chains like Little Caesars and Domino's, and it places Marco's in a slightly more premium tier than the cheapest delivery options.

CheezyBread ($6.49) is Marco's signature side — fresh pizza dough topped with the same three-cheese blend used on the pizzas, baked and served with a side of sauce for dipping. It's the chain's most-ordered side and one of its best-known items. There's also a pull-apart CheezyBread Bites ($6.99) version. CheezyBread is to Marco's roughly what Crazy Bread is to Little Caesars or Cheesy Bread is to Domino's, but made on the same fresh dough as the pizzas.

Yes — Marco's is primarily a delivery and carryout chain (most locations have little or no dine-in seating). The best prices are almost always on carryout deals and online-order bundles: combos like a large one-topping plus CheezyBread (~$19.99) and family bundles (~$32.99) are cheaper per item than ordering à la carte for delivery. Delivery adds a delivery fee and often slightly higher menu pricing. Ordering through Marco's own app or website (rather than third-party delivery apps) typically gets you the lowest price and the rewards points.

The most popular specialty pizzas are the Pepperoni Magnifico ($17.99 large) — a loaded old-world-pepperoni pie that's Marco's signature — the Deluxe ($18.99) supreme-style pizza, and the All Meat ($18.99). The White Cheezy ($17.99) is the standout no-red-sauce option, built on a garlic-sauce base with the three-cheese blend. For chicken pizzas, the Chicken Fresco ($18.49) with pesto and fresh tomatoes is highly recommended. The Garden ($17.99) is the vegetarian specialty.

Yes. The Garden specialty pizza ($17.99) with mushrooms, onions, peppers, olives and tomatoes is the main vegetarian pizza, and the White Cheezy ($17.99) is a meat-free white pizza. Any build-your-own pizza can be made vegetarian. Other vegetarian items include the Veggie Sub ($8.99), CheezyBread ($6.49), Garlic Bread ($5.49), Cinnasquares ($6.49) and the Side Salad ($5.99). A vegan cheese is offered at some locations — confirm availability before ordering.

Marco's Pizza has roughly 1,200 locations across the U.S. as of 2026 and has been one of the fastest-growing pizza chains in the country for over a decade, expanding largely through franchising. The brand started in Oregon, Ohio in 1978 and has its heaviest concentration in the Midwest and Southeast, with continued nationwide expansion. While still smaller than Domino's, Pizza Hut and Little Caesars, Marco's has been steadily climbing the rankings of the largest U.S. pizza chains. Use the locator at marcos.com for current locations.

The cheapest single pizza is the small cheese ($9.99), but the best value per slice is a large cheese ($14.99) or a carryout bundle. Marco's regularly runs online and carryout-only deals — a large one-topping plus CheezyBread around $19.99, or a family bundle of two large two-topping pizzas plus a side around $32.99. For the lowest sides, Garlic Bread ($5.49) and the Side Salad ($5.99) are the most affordable. Ordering carryout via Marco's own app rather than third-party delivery is consistently the cheapest route and earns rewards.