Domino’s Germany Menu Prices

Prices at a Glance

These are the items German customers order most. Full tables for pizza, pasta, chicken, desserts and drinks follow below.

Ordering solo? Look at the Domino’s Box. It pairs a mini pizza with two sides for €10.49–€12.99 depending on the topping — a full meal, and no leftovers waiting in the fridge.

Classic Pizzas

You pick the pizza first, then size and sauce. The prices below reflect the standard size in the checked shops. Larger pizzas cost more, and the shop updates the price as you build your order.

A note for American readers: Pizza Tuna is a long-standing German favourite. Tuna, onions, cheese — that’s it. And it outsells many meat pizzas in German delivery shops.

Premium Pizzas

Premium means richer toppings and signature sauces. Expect to pay €1.00–€3.50 more than for the classics.

Build Your Own Pizza

Rather build your own? A base pizza with sauce and mozzarella costs €10.99, and you add extra toppings individually — so the price stays under your control. Our advice: start plain, add two or three favourites.

Reduced-Gluten Options

Many pizzas come in reduced-gluten versions, at €15.99–€18.49 in the checked shops. With a serious intolerance, though, ask the store directly. A pizza kitchen can never fully exclude traces of flour.

Pasta Bakes

Domino’s pasta comes as penne, baked with cheese on top. It suits anyone who wants a filling meal without a whole pizza — and every dish stays under €13.00.

Some shops add a lunch pasta, such as a Lunch Pasta Veggio for €7.99. These offers run for limited periods and not in every city — so check your local shop around noon.

Sides and Chicken

Sides turn one pizza into a meal for the whole table. Pizza rolls lead the list, eight pieces per portion, plain or filled. Chicken portions run roughly 160–238 g, with dips at €1.00 each.

Many chicken items come as XL portions for €12.99–€14.99, which pay off when two or three people snack together. The Chicken Box at €13.99 already bundles a mix for sharing.

Desserts and Drinks

Dessert stays cheap at Domino’s Germany — and the small portions work well after a full pizza. For groups, the big bottle wins almost every time.

Compare the cola sizes. The 1.25 litre bottle costs only €1.00 more than the 0.5 litre bottle, yet pours more than twice as much. For two or more people, it’s the smarter add-on.

Calories and Nutrition

Treat a whole pizza as a full meal. At around 32 cm, a Margherita brings roughly 800–1,200 kcal, a Salami nearer 1,000–1,300 kcal. Per slice, expect about 200–350 kcal.

The nutrition database FatSecret lists a medium Margherita at about 210 kcal per 100 g. What pushes the number up? Cheese crusts, extra cheese, fatty sausage. Vegetables and a lighter hand with the cheese keep it lower.

For exact values for your own combination, use the nutrition table on the official Domino’s Germany website. Worth checking before you order if you track calories closely — or manage an allergy.

Delivery, Pickup and Deals

Germany has no nationwide minimum order or fixed delivery fee for Domino’s. Each store sets its own terms, and you see both figures in that store’s online shop before you pay.

Pickup removes delivery costs completely. Many shops open around 11:00 and deliver until about 22:00 or 23:00, with longer hours on weekends. Your city’s shop page shows the exact times.

Savings come from rotating deals, such as „3 for 2“ offers and multi-pizza sets. These promotions change often and sometimes run only in the app — so compare them against the normal list price first.

Good to Know

Prices can vary by location. All figures on this page are delivery prices from checked stores. They work as a planning guide, not a guarantee for every shop in Germany. As of October 2026, these Domino’s Germany menu prices reflect the Berlin and Saxony stores listed in the sources. Your store’s shop page shows the binding price.

More on MenuPlatter.de: Domino’s Speisekarte Preise (German version) and Pizza Hut Germany menu prices.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I order Domino’s in English in Germany?

Usually, yes. Online ordering walks you through pictures, sizes and topping lists, and many topping names look familiar. In store, staff in larger cities often handle a simple English order. The pizza names on this page match the German menu.

How do I pay for a Domino’s order in Germany?

Online, you normally pay by card, PayPal or another method the store’s shop offers at checkout. Ordering for pickup? Many stores also accept cash at the counter. The final order step lists exactly which payment options your store takes, so check before you confirm.

What is different about Domino’s in Germany versus the US?

The German menu reflects local tastes. Sucuk, a spicy Turkish-style sausage, appears with hollandaise sauce, and Chicken Döner is a premium topping. Sizes also come in centimetres: roughly 25–26 cm small, 28–30 cm medium and about 32 cm large — though not every store sells every size.

Can I order a half-and-half pizza?

In many stores, yes. The online configurator lets you top each half differently, and you usually pay the price of the more expensive side. Availability depends on your store, so look for the option while you build your pizza — or ask by phone if the shop doesn’t show it.

Does Domino’s Germany sell vegan pizzas?

Yes. Pizza Las Vega uses plant-based salami-style topping and vegan grated melt, and it cost €12.99 in the checked shops. A vegan Chicken Döner pizza cost €15.49. Many stores also list a vegan base pizza you can top yourself — which, honestly, gives you the widest choice.