Pizza Hut Menu With Prices, Calories & Guide November 2026
Pizza Hut has been pouring out pan pizzas since 1958, when two brothers in Wichita, Kansas, started selling pies from a tiny storefront, and the chain now counts more than 6,000 restaurants across the United States. A visit here usually revolves around one decision: which crust to pick and how many toppings to load onto it. This guide walks through the full Pizza Hut menu for November 2026, covering the signature pizzas, the stuffed crust options, wings, pasta, Melts, sides, desserts, and drinks, with typical prices and calories so you can work out the cost of your order before you tap the checkout button.
Three crust styles carry most of the menu. The Original Pan Pizza arrives thick, golden, and crisp around the edges, the way Pizza Hut has served it for decades. Thin ‘N Crispy gives you a lighter, cracker-like base, while the Hand-Tossed crust sits in between, soft inside with a chew that holds up under heavier toppings. Stuffed Crust, with its ring of melted cheese baked into the rim, costs a few dollars extra and remains the chain’s most famous upgrade. Beyond whole pizzas, the menu also leans on single-serve Melts, baked pasta, bone-in and boneless wings, and a dessert lineup led by cinnamon rolls and a warm chocolate chip cookie. Carryout and delivery make up most orders these days, and the chain’s app frequently lists prices below the in-store board, so it pays to compare the two before you commit to an order.
Before the tables, a word about the numbers. Pizza Hut sets prices restaurant by restaurant, so a large pepperoni can cost a few dollars more in a downtown or airport spot than in a suburban one, and delivery listings on the chain’s own site and on third-party apps often run higher than the counter price. The figures below are typical ranges pulled together from the chain’s own ordering pages and public menu listings for November 2026. Where a price comes from a single listing or shifts a lot between locations, the table says so with words like around or roughly, so you can use these numbers as a planning tool rather than a promise of what your neighborhood store will charge. Calorie figures come from the chain’s published nutrition information where available; where a figure is estimated from similar items, the notes say so.
Pizzas
Pizza is where Pizza Hut built its name, and the lineup still runs from a plain cheese pie to fully loaded specialty builds. Prices below are listed for medium and large sizes, since those are the sizes most households order, with personal pan figures where they apply. Toppings, crust upgrades, and extra cheese each add to the base price, so a custom build will land above the numbers shown for the named specialty pizzas. A medium carries eight slices and suits two to three adults, while a large carries eight bigger slices and suits three to four, so the size choice is really a head-count decision first and a price decision second.
| Item | Price | Calories | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cheese Pizza (medium) | $12–$15 | 1,760–2,080 | Whole-pizza calories; a medium slice runs about 220–260 |
| Cheese Pizza (large) | $15–$18 | 2,240–2,720 | Whole-pizza calories; a large slice runs about 280–340 |
| Pepperoni Pizza (medium) | $13–$16 | 1,920–2,240 | The best-selling topping combination on the menu |
| Pepperoni Pizza (large) | $16–$19 | 2,480–2,960 | Whole-pizza calories; a large slice runs about 310–370 |
| Personal Pan Pizza (cheese or pepperoni) | $7–$9 | 600–700 | Single-serving pan pizza; cheese or pepperoni only at most stores |
| Supreme Pizza (medium) | $15–$18 | 2,160–2,560 | Pepperoni, sausage, peppers, onions, mushrooms, and olives |
| Supreme Pizza (large) | $18–$22 | 2,800–3,360 | Whole-pizza calories; one of the heaviest specialty builds |
| Meat Lover’s Pizza (medium) | $15–$18 | 2,400–2,720 | Pepperoni, sausage, ham, bacon, beef, and pork |
| Meat Lover’s Pizza (large) | $18–$22 | 3,120–3,520 | The highest-calorie specialty pizza listed here |
| Veggie Lover’s Pizza (medium) | $14–$17 | 1,680–2,000 | Peppers, onions, mushrooms, tomatoes, and olives |
| Veggie Lover’s Pizza (large) | $17–$21 | 2,160–2,640 | The lightest specialty pizza on this list |
| BBQ Chicken Pizza (medium) | $15–$18 | 2,000–2,320 | Grilled chicken with barbecue sauce and red onion |
| BBQ Chicken Pizza (large) | $18–$22 | 2,640–3,040 | Whole-pizza calories; sauce swap changes the total |
| Hawaiian Chicken Pizza (medium) | $14–$17 | 1,840–2,160 | Chicken, ham, and pineapple |
| Stuffed Crust upgrade (any large) | around $4–$5 extra | about 300–400 extra | Cheese baked into the crust edge; varies by location |
| Chicken Supreme Pizza (large) | $18–$22 | 2,720–3,120 | Grilled chicken with peppers, onions, and mushrooms |
| Create Your Own Pizza (large, two toppings) | $16–$20 | Varies | Pick any two toppings on the crust of your choice |
| Cheese Pizza (extra-large, where available) | around $20–$24 | 2,880–3,360 | Not sold at every store; check your local menu |
Pro Diner Tip: if you are ordering for a group, a large Supreme or Meat Lover’s usually feeds three to four adults for less per person than two mediums, since the large carries eight slices and the medium carries eight smaller ones. For a solo meal, the Personal Pan at $7 to $9 beats a medium on both price and leftovers, and it comes in cheese or pepperoni at most stores. Ask for the Thin ‘N Crispy crust if you want to trim calories without dropping a topping, since the lighter base cuts roughly 40 to 60 calories per slice.
Value analysis: a plain large cheese pizza at $15 to $18 is the cheapest way to feed a family, while the loaded specialty larges at $18 to $22 add roughly $3 to $4 for several toppings that would cost more bought one by one. That makes the Supreme and Meat Lover’s better deals than building the same pizza from a cheese base plus individual toppings, which can push a large past $24. The Stuffed Crust upgrade at around $4 to $5 is the one add-on worth thinking twice about, since it adds both cost and several hundred calories for the crust alone.
Wings & Appetizers
Pizza Hut’s starters exist to round out a pizza order, and wings are the clear lead item in this part of the menu. Bone-in wings come in orders of eight, boneless wings in orders of eight or ten, and both can be tossed in sauces that range from mild garlic Parmesan to a hotter buffalo style. Breadsticks, mozzarella sticks, and fries fill the rest of the section for tables that want something to snack on while the pizza bakes.
| Item | Price | Calories | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bone-In Wings (8 pc) | $9–$12 | 760–960 | Choice of sauce; ranch or blue cheese dip included at most stores |
| Boneless Wings (8 pc) | $8–$11 | 640–880 | Breaded boneless bites; sauce choice included |
| Boneless Wings (10 pc) | $10–$13 | 800–1,100 | Larger shareable portion; around $1 per wing |
| Breadsticks (5 pc) | $5–$7 | 700–800 | Served with marinara dipping sauce |
| Cheese Sticks (10 pc) | $6–$8 | 820–960 | Mozzarella sticks with marinara; a popular add-on |
| Garlic Parmesan Fries | around $4–$6 | 420–520 | Seasoned fries; price varies by location |
| Chicken Nuggets (8 pc) | $5–$7 | 380–460 | Kid-friendly add-on; dipping sauce included |
| Loaded Fries | around $6–$8 | 560–680 | Fries topped with cheese and bacon; varies by location |
| Onion Rings | around $4–$6 | 380–480 | Breaded onion rings; not available at every store |
| Spicy Chicken Bites (8 pc) | around $6–$8 | 520–640 | Seasoned chicken bites; availability varies by location |
Pro Diner Tip: wings pair best with a pizza order when the table is four or more, since eight pieces split two ways and still leave room for pizza. A ten-piece boneless order at $10 to $13 is the simplest way to add protein to a cheese pizza without ordering a second pie. If your group includes kids, the eight-piece nuggets at $5 to $7 are a cheaper and lighter add-on than a second round of wings, and they travel better in a delivery bag.
Value analysis: wings run about $1 to $1.50 per piece, which puts them in line with most casual chains, and the ten-piece boneless order is the better per-piece buy than the eight-piece. Breadsticks at $5 to $7 are the priciest starch on this page for what they are, so they make sense as a shared starter rather than a per-person add-on. Watch the bundle deals in the deals section below, since wings often appear there at a discount when ordered with a pizza.
Pasta & Melts
Pizza Hut’s pasta and Melts give the menu a second lane for diners who do not want a whole pizza. The baked pastas arrive in single-serve portions with a side of breadsticks at many locations, while Melts are folded, hand-held pockets filled with cheese, sauce, and a choice of topping, sold in pairs with a dipping sauce. Both sections are aimed at lunch and solo dinners, where a full pizza would be too much food.
| Item | Price | Calories | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chicken Alfredo Pasta | $8–$11 | 900–1,050 | Creamy Alfredo sauce with grilled chicken; single serving |
| Meaty Marinara Pasta | $8–$11 | 780–920 | Marinara with Italian sausage and beef |
| Vegetable Pasta (marinara) | $7–$10 | 620–760 | Marinara with peppers, onions, and mushrooms |
| Pepperoni Melt (2 pc) | $7–$9 | 720–860 | Two folded pockets with pepperoni and cheese; dip included |
| Chicken Bacon Parmesan Melt (2 pc) | $7–$9 | 780–920 | Chicken, bacon, and Parmesan in a folded crust |
| Meat Lover’s Melt (2 pc) | $8–$10 | 860–1,000 | Pepperoni, sausage, ham, bacon, and beef |
| Buffalo Chicken Melt (2 pc) | $8–$10 | 800–940 | Buffalo chicken with ranch dip; the spiciest Melt |
| Back to School / Kids Pasta | around $5–$7 | 420–560 | Smaller pasta portion; availability varies by location |
| Mac & Cheese Pasta | around $7–$9 | 700–840 | Creamy cheese sauce over pasta; varies by location |
| Chicken Parmesan Melt (2 pc) | $8–$10 | 840–980 | Chicken and marinara with melted cheese in a folded crust |
Pro Diner Tip: a pair of Melts at $7 to $9 is the closest thing Pizza Hut has to a fast-food lunch, and it lands cheaper than a Personal Pan with a side. For a sit-down feel without pizza, the Chicken Alfredo Pasta at $8 to $11 is the most filling single item in this section, and it reheats well if you take half home. Order the Melts with the dipping sauce on the side when you are getting delivery, since a sealed cup keeps the folded crust from going soft on the ride.
Value analysis: pasta and Melts sit in a tight $7 to $11 band, which makes them the cheapest full meals on the menu after the Personal Pan. A Melt pair plus a drink is a complete lunch for under $12 at most locations, while the pasta dishes give you a larger portion for only a dollar or two more. Neither section matches a large pizza on per-person cost for a group, but for one person they are the better buy by a clear margin.
Sides
The sides menu at Pizza Hut is short, and that is by design: most of these items exist to fill gaps in a pizza order rather than to stand alone. Breadsticks and cheese sticks do most of the work, with salads and fries covering the lighter and saltier ends of the table. A side salad is the one item here that changes the shape of a meal, giving a pizza-heavy order something fresh to balance it.
| Item | Price | Calories | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Breadsticks (5 pc) | $5–$7 | 700–800 | Served with marinara; the classic Pizza Hut side |
| Cheese Sticks (10 pc) | $6–$8 | 820–960 | Mozzarella sticks with marinara sauce |
| Side Salad | $4–$6 | 60–120 | Mixed greens with dressing; the lightest side listed |
| Garlic Parmesan Fries | around $4–$6 | 420–520 | Seasoned fries; price varies by location |
| Loaded Fries | around $6–$8 | 560–680 | Fries with cheese and bacon topping |
| Chicken Nuggets (8 pc) | $5–$7 | 380–460 | Dipping sauce included; doubles as a kids side |
| Extra Marinara or Ranch Cup | around $0.50–$1 | 45–140 | Small add-on cup; ranch is the higher-calorie dip |
Pro Diner Tip: a side salad at $4 to $6 is the smartest add-on to a heavy pizza order, since it costs less than a second side of bread and gives the table something green. If the table is already ordering wings, skip the fries and let the wings carry the salty side of the meal, because fries and wings together push the total up without adding much variety. One order of breadsticks is usually enough for four people, so order a second only when the table is six or more. The extra dip cups are cheap on their own, yet they are easy to over-order on delivery, so count the sauces you already have before adding more.
Value analysis: sides range from about $4 for a salad to about $8 for loaded fries or cheese sticks, and the salad is the clear value leader on a calories-per-dollar basis. Breadsticks and cheese sticks are priced close together, so the choice between them is really about whether your table wants more bread or more cheese. Extra dip cups at roughly $0.50 to $1 are a minor cost, but two or three of them on a delivery order add up, so ask for them only when you need them.
Desserts
Pizza Hut’s dessert menu is built around two famous items: the Cinnabon Mini Rolls and the warm chocolate chip cookie served in a pan. Both are designed to be shared at the table, and both arrive warm, which is part of their appeal. The rest of the section is a short list of single-serve treats that work as a sweet finish to a delivery order.
| Item | Price | Calories | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cinnabon Mini Rolls (10 pc) | $6–$8 | 1,200–1,400 | Whole-order calories; about 120–140 per roll |
| Ultimate Chocolate Chip Cookie (8 slices) | $6–$8 | 1,520–1,680 | Warm cookie baked in a pan; serves two to four |
| Cinnamon Sticks (10 pc) | $5–$7 | 900–1,050 | Sweet cinnamon sticks with icing dip |
| Hershey’s Chocolate Dunkers | $5–$7 | 700–820 | Chocolate-filled breadsticks with dipping sauce |
| Brownies (2 pc) | around $4–$6 | 420–520 | Two brownies; availability varies by location |
Pro Diner Tip: the Cinnabon Mini Rolls are the dessert regulars order by name, and ten rolls at $6 to $8 split well across a family table, working out to well under a dollar per roll. The chocolate chip cookie is the better pick for two people, since eight slices are easier to split evenly than ten rolls. Order dessert with the pizza rather than as a separate delivery, because the delivery fee on a dessert-only order can nearly double its price. If you are ordering for the next day, the cinnamon sticks hold up better in the fridge than the cookie, which goes firm once it cools.
Value analysis: desserts cluster between $5 and $8, and the Mini Rolls give the most servings per dollar of anything in this section. The cookie is the richest option at more than 1,500 calories for the whole pan, so it suits a table that ordered a lighter pizza. Both headline desserts cost less than a single dessert at most sit-down chains, which is why they show up on so many Pizza Hut orders.
Beverages
Drinks at Pizza Hut are straightforward: bottled sodas, bottled water, and two-liter bottles for the table, with fountain drinks at dine-in locations. The two-liter bottle is the item that matters most for a group, since it costs less than buying the same amount in single bottles. Dine-in restaurants also offer free refills on fountain drinks, which changes the math for anyone eating in the store.
| Item | Price | Calories | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 20 oz Bottled Soda | $2.50–$3.50 | 0–240 | Pepsi products; diet options available |
| 2-Liter Bottled Soda | $3.50–$4.50 | 0–960 | Best value for a group; serves four to six |
| Bottled Water | $1.50–$2.50 | 0 | Cheapest drink on the menu |
| Fountain Drink (dine-in, free refills) | $2.50–$3.50 | 0–200 | Free refills for dine-in guests at participating stores |
| Mountain Dew / Pepsi (2-liter) | $3.50–$4.50 | 0–960 | Same price band as other two-liter sodas |
| Lemonade (bottled, where available) | around $2.50–$3.50 | 120–180 | Availability varies by location |
Pro Diner Tip: for delivery, one two-liter bottle at $3.50 to $4.50 covers a family of four for less than the cost of two single bottles, so it is the default drink order for a group. For dine-in, the fountain drink with free refills at $2.50 to $3.50 is the better deal for anyone who will drink more than one glass. A $1.50 to $2.50 bottle of water is the lowest-priced drink available, and the simplest way to keep a pizza order under budget.
Value analysis: drinks run from $1.50 for water to about $4.50 for a two-liter soda, and the two-liter is the standout on a per-ounce basis. Single bottles at $2.50 to $3.50 are the weakest value on the page, since two of them cost more than a whole two-liter with more soda in it. If your order is delivery only, add the two-liter to the pizza order and skip the singles entirely.
Current Deals & Value Picks
Pizza Hut runs its menu around deals more than almost any other national pizza chain, and the offers change through the year. The Big Dinner Box, the $7 personal pan deal, and the rotating two-pizza bundles are the ones that show up most often, and they are the reason many regulars rarely pay full menu price for a pizza. Check the chain’s own site or app before ordering, since the active deals at your store can differ from the ones listed here.
| Item | Price | Calories | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Big Dinner Box (2 medium pizzas, 5 breadsticks, 10 Cinnabon Mini Rolls) | $24–$30 | Varies | The flagship family bundle; feeds four to six |
| 2 Medium Pizzas (deal price) | $18–$22 | Varies | Two medium one-topping pizzas; varies by location |
| Personal Pan Pizza deal | $7–$9 | 600–700 | Cheese or pepperoni personal pan; often paired with a drink |
| Large 1-Topping Pizza (deal price) | $12–$15 | Varies | Promotional large; the most common single-pizza deal |
| Melts (2 pc) with drink | around $9–$11 | 720–1,000 | Lunch combo at participating stores |
| Wings + Pizza bundle | $20–$26 | Varies | Medium pizza plus 8-piece wings; varies by location |
| 2-Liter Soda with any large pizza | $3.50–$4.50 | 0–960 | Group drink add-on; cheaper than single bottles |
Pro Diner Tip: the Big Dinner Box at $24 to $30 is the strongest deal on this page for a family, since it packs two medium pizzas, breadsticks, and cinnamon rolls into one price that undercuts ordering those items separately by several dollars. For a couple, the two-medium deal at $18 to $22 is the better fit, giving you a second pizza for the next day instead of a box built for six. Always check the app before you call, since the promotional large one-topping price at $12 to $15 can beat the regular menu price by a wide margin.
Value analysis: the bundles are where the savings live. Two medium pizzas at deal pricing cost roughly what a single large specialty pizza costs at full menu price, and the Big Dinner Box bundles a dessert that would cost $6 to $8 on its own. The personal pan deal and the Melt lunch combo cover solo diners, while the wings-plus-pizza bundle covers a small group. If you order at full menu price, you are almost certainly paying more than a regular Pizza Hut customer does. The official source for current deals and ordering is Pizza Hut’s official site.
FAQs
How much is a large pizza at Pizza Hut?
A large cheese pizza typically runs $15 to $18, while a large specialty pizza such as Supreme or Meat Lover’s runs $18 to $22. Prices shift by location, and delivery listings often run higher than the counter price, so check your local store before you budget.
What is the cheapest pizza at Pizza Hut?
The cheapest full pizza is usually the Personal Pan at $7 to $9, followed by a medium cheese pizza at $12 to $15. Promotional pricing can push a large one-topping pizza down to $12 to $15, which is often the best deal for a group.
Does Pizza Hut still have the Big Dinner Box?
Yes. The Big Dinner Box typically costs $24 to $30 and includes two medium pizzas, five breadsticks, and ten Cinnabon Mini Rolls. It is the chain’s main family bundle, though the exact contents and price vary by location.
How many calories are in a slice of Pizza Hut pepperoni pizza?
A slice of medium pepperoni pizza runs about 240 to 280 calories, while a slice of large pepperoni runs about 310 to 370 calories. The Thin ‘N Crispy crust trims roughly 40 to 60 calories per slice compared with the pan crust.
What are Pizza Hut Melts?
Melts are folded, hand-held pockets filled with cheese, sauce, and a topping such as pepperoni, chicken bacon Parmesan, or buffalo chicken. They are sold in pairs for $7 to $10 with a dipping sauce, and they are aimed at solo lunches and dinners.
Does Pizza Hut deliver?
Yes. Pizza Hut offers delivery through its own site and app, as well as through third-party delivery services in many areas. Delivery prices are often higher than dine-in or carryout prices, and a delivery fee applies, so carryout is usually the cheaper option when your store is nearby.
Prices and calories on this page are typical ranges for November 2026, gathered from official ordering pages and public listings, and they can differ at your local restaurant, especially in city-center and airport areas. Items, deals, and availability change over time, and limited-time offers may not be running when you visit, so check the current menu at your store before you order. Updated: November 2026.