Pizza Nova Menu Prices 2026: Full List, Specialties & Deals

Pizza Nova pizza prices in Canada range from roughly CAN$9.69 for a small Create Your Own up to CAN$48.69 for a Party-size Deluxe. Specialty pizzas at the medium (12-inch) size typically run CAN$19--$27. A large (14-inch) specialty pizza averages CAN$24--$32. Prices are in Canadian dollars and vary by location -- Greater Toronto Area stores may differ from suburban outlets. Confirm at your local store or on the Pizza Nova website.

Pizza Nova's most popular specialties include the Honey Stinger (pepperoni, hot banana peppers, honey drizzle), the Meat Supreme (five meats: pepperoni, sausage, bacon, beef, ham), the Super Gourmet (sausage, pepperoni, mushrooms, roasted peppers, onions), the Mediterranean (feta, black olives, sun-dried tomatoes, roasted garlic), and the Portobellissimo (portobello mushrooms, roasted garlic, Italian cheeses). The chain also offers 27+ specialty varieties in total, plus a Create Your Own with 35+ gourmet toppings.

Yes. Pizza Nova offers a gluten-free pizza crust option available at participating locations. Prices for gluten-free builds start at approximately CAN$16.68 for a medium. Note that Pizza Nova's kitchen is not a certified gluten-free environment -- cross-contact is possible. If you have celiac disease or a serious gluten sensitivity, confirm preparation protocols with your local store before ordering.

A Panzerotti is a hand-held, fried dough pocket filled with tomato sauce and mozzarella cheese -- a Southern Italian street-food classic that Pizza Nova has served since the 1960s. It's similar in concept to a calzone but smaller, fried rather than baked, and crispier. At Pizza Nova, a single Panzerotti is priced around CAN$8.49--$8.99 depending on location. It's one of the chain's signature non-pizza items.

Pizza Nova operates 150+ locations across Ontario, Canada. The chain's footprint is concentrated in the Greater Toronto Area -- including Toronto, Mississauga, Brampton, Scarborough, Etobicoke, North York, Markham, and Hamilton -- with some expansion into other Ontario communities. Pizza Nova does not currently operate outside Ontario. Use the store locator on pizzanova.com for the nearest location and hours.

Yes. Since 2021, Pizza Nova has offered a plant-based pepperoni and dairy-free mozzarella as topping options, and has introduced dedicated plant-based specialty pizzas including the Planteroni and Aloha Plant. The plant-based chicken Plantollini bites are also available (CAN$14.49 / 10 pieces). Dairy-free garlic bread is offered at CAN$5.74. Fully vegan builds require dairy-free cheese -- confirm ingredient handling with your store if allergies are a concern.

Pizza Nova offers 6 wing flavour options: Hot, Honey Garlic, BBQ, BBQ Honey Garlic, Hot Honey Garlic, and Italian Garlic Parmesan. Wings are sold in 10-piece (CAN$14.49) and 20-piece (CAN$27.99) orders. Pizza Nova also offers Pollini (bite-sized chicken) and Plantollini (plant-based) at the same price points. Dipping sauces -- Blue Cheese, Dill and Chive, Jalapeno Ranch, and others -- are available for CAN$1.25 each.

Pizza Nova was founded on May 12, 1963, in Scarborough, Ontario by Italian immigrant brothers Sam, Mike, Vince, and Joe Primucci, who came from Palazzo San Gervasio in Basilicata, Italy. The original location was on Kennedy Road near Lawrence Avenue East in Scarborough -- that store now operates as Nova Ristorante. The chain entered franchising in 1969 and has remained family-owned. Domenic Primucci serves as president. Pizza Nova is headquartered at 2272 Lawrence Avenue East, Scarborough.

Pizza Nova sits in the mid-to-premium tier among Canadian pizza chains. A medium specialty pizza runs CAN$19--$27 vs. Domino's specialty medium at roughly CAN$16--$22 and Little Caesars' Hot-N-Ready at CAN$9.99. Pizza Nova differentiates with Italian family heritage, 35+ gourmet toppings, authentic sides (panzerotti, arancini, focaccia), and a strong GTA community identity. It's exclusively Ontario -- unlike Domino's, Pizza Hut, or Little Caesars which operate nationally. For per-slice value, Little Caesars is cheaper; for quality and specialty variety, Pizza Nova is generally regarded as the premium local option.