Marco’s Pizza Menu With Prices
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Marco’s Pizza Menu With Prices
Marco’s Pizza serves build-your-own and specialty pizzas, Magnifico pizzas, Pizzoli, pizza bowls, calzones, subs, breads, wings, salads, desserts and drinks. Prices and promotions vary by store, so this guide separates regular menu examples from local deals and limited-time offers.
Choose the exact Marco’s Pizza store before ordering. Size, crust, toppings, delivery fees, coupon eligibility and participating offers can all change the final total.
$14.99
Deluxe sampled menu price
$7.99
Pizza Bowl current advertised price
$8.99
Fresh-baked sub current advertised price
$12.99
Large Pepperoni Magnifico current offer
Price scope: Marco’s Pizza uses local store pricing and frequent promotions. The examples below combine current official menu prices, advertised offers and representative store listings. Promotional prices are labeled as offers and should not be treated as permanent nationwide prices.
Marco’s Pizza Menu Prices at a Glance
Marco’s pricing has three layers: regular menu price, size and topping choices, and local promotions. A specialty pizza can have one regular menu price while a nearby store simultaneously advertises a lower coupon price for the same size. For more restaurant price guides, browse the Menus archive.
The clearest current regular-menu reference is the Deluxe pizza shown at $14.99 on Marco’s own ordering interface. Current corporate offers also advertise pizza bowls at $7.99 and fresh-baked subs at $8.99, while store-level specials commonly discount one-topping and Magnifico pizzas. The Pizza menu collection is useful for comparing similar chains.
| Menu item or offer | Representative current price |
|---|---|
| Deluxe Pizza | $14.99 sampled regular menu price |
| Build Your Own small pizza | $8.49–$10.99+ sampled store range |
| Large Pepperoni Magnifico | $12.99 current promotional price at many stores |
| XL NY Style Pizza | $13.99–$15.99 current sampled offer range |
| Pizza Bowl | $7.99–$8.99 |
| Fresh-baked sub | $7.99–$8.99 for sampled 6–8 inch sizes |
| CheezyBread | $5.89–$6.99 sampled range |
| Traditional or boneless wings | $8.29+ sampled starting price; count matters |
| Regular salad | $7.49–$7.99 sampled examples |
| CinnaSquares | $4.49–$5.99 sampled examples |
| Double Chocolate Brownie | $6.49–$7.99 sampled examples |
The spread is widest for pizza because size, crust, topping count and coupons all matter. A one-topping large pizza can be around ten or eleven dollars during a local promotion, while a regular specialty pizza is higher before discounts.
For budgeting, build the order in the local cart before deciding whether Marco’s is cheaper than another chain. A coupon can make a large pizza look inexpensive, but wings, bread, drinks and delivery charges can change the final meal total.
Build Your Own Pizza Prices
Build Your Own is the flexible core of the Marco’s menu. You choose the size, crust style, sauce and toppings, and the price rises with size and added toppings. Current sampled store listings show small Build Your Own pizzas starting around $8.49 to $10.99, while local specials often advertise discounted medium, large or extra-large one-topping pizzas.
Store promotions are common enough that a one-topping pizza may cost less than the menu-price build on the same day. Current examples include medium one-topping offers around $6.99 to $8.99 and large one-topping offers around $9.99 to $10.99 at participating stores.
| Build format | Representative current pricing |
|---|---|
| Small Build Your Own | $8.49–$10.99+ sampled store range |
| Medium 1-Topping promo | $6.99–$8.99 at participating stores |
| Large 1-Topping promo | $9.99–$10.99 at participating stores |
| Large 2-Topping promo | $10.99–$13.99 at participating stores |
| XL 1–2 Topping promo | $13.99–$17.99 sampled offer range |
The Domino’s menu is a useful comparison because both chains rely heavily on local and digital pizza promotions. Comparing menu price alone can be misleading when one cart has an active coupon and the other does not.
For another major delivery-pizza benchmark, the Pizza Hut menu also uses size, topping and deal bundles to determine the practical checkout price.
Magnifico Pizza Prices
Magnifico pizzas are one of Marco’s signature categories. The menu includes Pepperoni Magnifico, Hot Honey Magnifico, Sausage Magnifico, Triple Pepperoni Magnifico and Margherita Magnifico in participating markets. These pizzas use distinctive toppings or finishing seasonings rather than a simple one-topping build.
Current offers repeatedly advertise Large Pepperoni Magnifico at $12.99. Other sampled store promotions list Hot Honey and Sausage versions around $12.99 to $13.99 and Triple Pepperoni around $14.99. These are offer prices, not guaranteed permanent menu prices.
| Magnifico pizza | Representative current offer |
|---|---|
| Large Pepperoni Magnifico | $12.99 at many participating stores |
| Large Margherita Magnifico | $12.99 current offer |
| Large Hot Honey Magnifico | $12.99–$13.99 sampled offer |
| Large Sausage Magnifico | $13.99 sampled offer |
| Large Triple Pepperoni Magnifico | $14.99 sampled offer |
The Pepperoni Magnifico combines classic pepperoni with Old World Pepperoni and a garlic-sauce crust finished with Romesan seasoning. That makes it more specialized than a standard one-topping pepperoni pizza, even when a promotion puts the prices close together.
If the Magnifico coupon is available, compare it with the local one-topping deal before ordering. The better value depends on whether the extra toppings and finishing seasonings are worth the difference.
Specialty Pizza Prices
Marco’s specialty pizzas include Deluxe, All Meat, Garden, Hawaiian Chicken, The Philly, White Cheezy, The Big Cheese, Chicken Fresco and The Works. The official ordering interface currently shows a Deluxe pizza at $14.99 in the default build example.
A representative current Grove City listing shows specialty pizzas such as Deluxe, All Meat, Chicken Fresco, White Cheezy, Garden, BarBQ Chicken and The Philly starting around $12.69 before size changes. The Works starts higher in that store because it carries more toppings.
| Specialty pizza | Representative price note |
|---|---|
| Deluxe | $14.99 sampled official menu price |
| All Meat | $12.69+ sampled store starting price |
| Chicken Fresco | $12.69+ sampled store starting price |
| White Cheezy | $12.69+ sampled store starting price |
| Garden | $12.69+ sampled store starting price |
| The Philly | $12.69+ sampled store starting price |
| The Big Cheese | $9.69+ sampled store starting price |
| The Works | About $13.69+ at sampled store |
Marco’s frequently advertises money off specialty pizzas, so the regular list price should be checked against current Hot Deals. A $3 specialty discount can materially change which pizza is the better buy.
The Papa John’s menu is another useful specialty-pizza comparison because both chains price multi-topping recipes above basic cheese or one-topping builds.
Pizza Sizes, Crusts and Price Changes
Marco’s pizza pricing changes with size and crust. Standard choices can include small, medium, large and extra large, while crust choices vary by location and may include original, thin, thick or lite styles. The XL NY Style is a separate 16-inch extra-thin format cut into six large foldable slices.
The XL NY Style is often promoted at about $13.99 to $15.99 depending on the store. That makes it important to compare diameter and slice format, not only the number of slices. Six extra-large slices can represent a very different amount of pizza from a smaller six-slice pie.
| Size or crust factor | Price effect |
|---|---|
| Small | Lowest regular starting price in many sampled stores |
| Medium | Common target of one-topping promotions |
| Large | Most common specialty and Magnifico promotional size |
| Extra Large | Higher base price; sometimes heavily discounted |
| NY Style XL | Separate thin 16-inch format with six large slices |
| Cauliflower crust | Usually priced as a premium specialty option where available |
Cauliflower crust can cost several dollars more than a comparable standard small pizza in current store listings. It should be compared as a specialty crust choice, not assumed to be the same price as original dough.
The Little Caesars menu offers a simpler size-and-format comparison because it relies less on customization than Marco’s.
Pizzoli and Calzone Prices
Pizzoli are rolled, stuffed dough items served with a dipping sauce. Current varieties include Pepperoni, Pepperoni & Sausage, Buffalo Chicken and Chicken, Bacon & Ranch. Some stores also list traditional calzones such as Pepperoni, Deluxe, Chicken Classico and All Meat.
Pizzoli have recently appeared in local promotions around $5.99 and in Marco’s More Menu as a discounted add-on after a qualifying purchase. Calzone pricing is more store-dependent and can appear in lunch bundles with a drink.
| Item | Representative current price |
|---|---|
| Pizzoli | $5.99 current limited-time example |
| Pizzoli More Menu add-on | $5 after qualifying spend at participating stores |
| Calzone lunch + 20 oz drink | $9.99 sampled lunch offer |
| Pepperoni Calzone | Check selected store |
| Deluxe Calzone | Check selected store |
| Chicken Classico Calzone | Check selected store |
| All Meat Calzone | Check selected store |
A Pizzoli can be cheaper than a full pizza when one person wants a smaller handheld meal. A calzone is more filling and closer to a personal entrée, especially when combined with a drink.
For unofficial build ideas and customization combinations, the Marco’s Pizza Secret Menu keeps those hacks separate from standard menu pricing.
Pizza Bowl Prices
Pizza Bowls remove the crust and bake sauce, cheese and toppings in a bowl. The core menu includes Build Your Own Bowl, All Meat Bowl, Deluxe Bowl and Philly Bowl, while some stores also list Meatball Bake in the same section.
Marco’s corporate site currently advertises pizza bowls at $7.99 each with up to four toppings, subject to price and participation variation. Representative current store listings place core bowls around $7.99 to $8.99.
| Pizza bowl | Representative current price |
|---|---|
| Build Your Own Bowl | $7.99–$8.99 |
| Deluxe Bowl | $7.99–$8.99 |
| All Meat Bowl | $7.99–$8.99 |
| Philly Bowl | $7.99–$8.99 |
| Meatball Bake | $11.99–$12.99 sampled examples |
Marco’s customer support notes that Pizza Bowls can be configured with toppings that do not contain gluten, but they are prepared in kitchens where gluten is present. Meatballs, steak, Romesan and Roma seasonings contain wheat, so customers with celiac disease or severe gluten allergy need extra caution.
A Pizza Bowl can be a lower-cost individual entrée than a full specialty pizza, but it is not the same serving format. Compare portion and whether you need a side before calling it the better value.
Sub Prices
Marco’s subs include Chicken Club, Steak & Cheese, Ham & Cheese, Meatball, Veggie, Pizza Melt and Italiano. Size availability has changed in some markets, with current menus showing 8-inch formats while other stores still display 6-inch and 12-inch options.
Marco’s corporate site currently advertises any fresh-baked sub at $8.99 in participating markets. Representative current listings show 6-inch subs around $7.99, 8-inch subs around $8.99 and 12-inch subs around $11.99.
| Sub size or item | Representative current price |
|---|---|
| 6-inch sub | $7.99 sampled current example |
| 8-inch fresh-baked sub | $8.99 sampled current example |
| 12-inch sub | $11.99 sampled current example |
| Chicken Club | Follows local sub size pricing |
| Steak & Cheese | Follows local sub size pricing |
| Italiano | Follows local sub size pricing |
| Meatball | Follows local sub size pricing |
| Veggie | Follows local sub size pricing |
The More Menu can make subs much cheaper as add-ons after a qualifying purchase, with some locations advertising a 6-inch sub around $6. That price only applies when the local promotion conditions are met.
For a pizza-chain sub comparison, the Papa Gino’s menu is useful because it also combines pizza with hot subs and sides.
Wings and Bread Prices
Marco’s traditional wings and boneless wings come with sauces such as Buffalo, BBQ, Garlic Parmesan, Lemon Pepper, Sweet Red Chili or plain. Count is the biggest price driver, so a starting wing price is only meaningful when the number of pieces is stated.
Representative current listings show wing orders starting around $8.29, while a Florida store lists 10 traditional wings around $13.99 and 10 boneless pieces around $11.99. Marco’s promotions can drop 10 wings to about $10 or six wings to about $6.99 as add-ons.
| Wings or bread | Representative current price |
|---|---|
| Traditional wings | $8.29+ sampled starting price |
| 10 traditional wings | $13.99 sampled current example |
| 10 boneless wings | $11.99 sampled current example |
| 6 wings add-on | $6.99 current participating offer |
| 10 wings add-on | $10 current participating offer |
| CheezyBread | $5.89–$6.99 sampled range |
| Breadsticks | $5.99 sampled example |
| Pepperoni Bread | $5.89+ sampled example |
CheezyBread is one of the most frequently discounted add-ons, often appearing around $5 in Hot Deals or the More Menu. That makes it worth checking the deal section before adding bread at menu price.
The Marco’s Pizza Happy Hour and Deals guide tracks savings strategies separately from this regular-menu guide.
Salad Prices
Marco’s salad lineup commonly includes Garden, Italian Chef, Chicken Caesar and Greek. Regular salads are sized as individual or shareable sides depending on the store, while family salads cost more and are intended for multiple diners.
Representative current menus show regular salads around $7.49 to $7.99, with family salads around $11.99 at a sampled Florida store. Local More Menu promotions can reduce regular salads to about $6 after a qualifying purchase.
| Salad | Representative current price |
|---|---|
| Regular Garden | $7.49–$7.99 sampled range |
| Regular Italian Chef | $7.49–$7.99 sampled range |
| Regular Chicken Caesar | $7.49–$7.99 sampled range |
| Regular Greek | $7.49–$7.99 sampled range |
| Family salad | $11.99 sampled current example |
| More Menu regular salad | $6 qualifying add-on at participating stores |
A regular salad can be close in price to a Pizza Bowl, so the better value depends on whether you want a lighter side or a cheese-and-topping entrée. Family salads make more sense for group pizza orders.
For larger group orders, compare family salad pricing with the number of individual salads you would otherwise buy.
Dessert and Drink Prices
Desserts include CinnaSquares, Chocolate CinnaSquares and Double Chocolate Brownie. Beverage choices usually include Pepsi products in individual bottles or larger formats, with some stores offering a four-pack.
Representative menus show CinnaSquares around $4.49 to $5.99, Chocolate CinnaSquares around $6.99 and Double Chocolate Brownie around $6.49 to $7.99. A sampled Pepsi four-pack offer is $9.95, while individual drinks vary by store.
| Dessert or drink | Representative current price |
|---|---|
| CinnaSquares | $4.49–$5.99 |
| Chocolate CinnaSquares | $6.99 sampled example |
| Double Chocolate Brownie | $6.49–$7.99 |
| 20 oz beverage | Varies by store |
| Pepsi 4-Pack | $9.95 sampled current offer |
| 2-liter bottle | Varies by store and bundle |
CinnaSquares are frequently used as a promotional add-on, sometimes around $4.99 or $5. A bundle can therefore make dessert cheaper than ordering it at menu price.
Dessert matters when comparing a family meal. A low pizza coupon plus full-price wings, bread, drinks and brownie can still produce a larger total than a competing bundle.
Current Deals and Promotional Pricing
Marco’s uses Hot Deals aggressively, which means the practical price can be far below the menu price on a qualifying order. Current participating-store examples include discounted one-topping pizzas, Magnifico offers, money off specialty pizzas, combo bundles and the More Menu.
The More Menu is especially important because it can turn items such as Pizzoli, CheezyBread, CinnaSquares, subs, salads, wings, pizza bowls and medium pizzas into discounted add-ons after a minimum purchase. The exact add-on ladder varies by store.
| Deal type | Representative current offer |
|---|---|
| Large Pepperoni Magnifico | $12.99 at many participating stores |
| Large Margherita Magnifico | $12.99 current offer |
| Medium 1-Topping | $6.99–$8.99 sampled local offers |
| Large 1-Topping | $9.99–$10.99 sampled local offers |
| XL NY Style | $13.99–$15.99 sampled local offers |
| CheezyBread add-on | $5 at many participating stores |
| Pizzoli add-on | $5 at participating More Menu stores |
| Pizza Bowl add-on | $7 at participating More Menu stores |
| 6 wings add-on | $6.99–$7 sampled offer |
Do not assume a deal visible at one location will work at another. Some stores advertise BOGO offers, some feature percentage discounts, and others emphasize bundles. The local Hot Deals panel is the controlling source.
For a deeper savings breakdown, use the Marco’s Pizza Happy Hour and Deals guide rather than mixing every coupon into the permanent menu prices.
Marco’s My Rewards Program
Marco’s My Rewards gives one point for every pre-tax dollar spent on qualifying purchases. Since the April 2026 program update, members receive a $5 rewards certificate after reaching 50 points, which is faster than the older $10 certificate after 100 points.
Points are not earned on alcohol, gift cards, certain fundraisers or third-party delivery orders. That makes direct ordering more valuable for frequent customers when the menu price is similar.
| Rewards action | Current program rule |
|---|---|
| $1 qualifying pre-tax spend | 1 point |
| 50 points | $5 rewards certificate |
| Third-party delivery order | Does not earn My Rewards points |
| Delivery charges and tip | Do not count toward rewards points |
| Gift cards and alcohol | Excluded from points |
A $5 certificate can offset part of a pizza, Pizzoli, bread or bowl purchase, but rewards should not be treated as a permanent menu discount. They only matter when the certificate has been earned and is eligible for redemption.
If two ordering channels show similar prices, direct ordering can have an advantage because eligible purchases can earn points while third-party delivery does not.
Nutrition, Gluten and Allergen Notes
Marco’s publishes nutrition and allergen information through its nutrition portal and customer-support guidance. Calories change sharply with pizza size, crust, toppings, wing sauce, sub size and side choices, so the exact configured order matters more than a generic category estimate.
Pizza Bowls are often chosen by customers avoiding crust, but Marco’s does not guarantee them to be gluten-free because gluten is present in the kitchen. The company specifically notes that meatballs, steak, Romesan and Roma seasonings contain wheat.
| Nutrition question | What to check |
|---|---|
| Pizza calories | Size, crust, toppings and slice count |
| Pizza Bowl gluten concern | Ingredients plus shared kitchen cross-contact |
| Wing calories | Piece count and sauce |
| Sub calories | 6, 8 or 12 inch size plus fillings |
| Salad calories | Protein, cheese, croutons and dressing |
| Dessert calories | Serving count and portion size |
Customers with celiac disease or severe allergies should not assume a crustless item is safe. Shared kitchens, toppings and seasonings can matter even when the base format contains no pizza crust.
The nutrition comparison is also useful when deciding between a Pizza Bowl and a pizza. Removing the crust changes the meal format, but cheese, sauce, meat and toppings can still make the bowl calorie-dense.
How Much Do Marco’s Prices Vary by Location?
Current Marco’s ordering pages show large differences in promotional pricing from one store to another. The same XL NY Style pizza appears at $13.99 in some stores, $14.99 in others and $15.99 elsewhere. Large one-topping specials can be $9.99 at one store and $10.99 at another.
Regular menu pricing also varies. A representative Grove City listing shows Build Your Own starting at $8.49 and specialty pizzas around $12.69, while a Stuart, Florida listing shows a small Build Your Own at $10.99 and small specialty pizzas at $14.99.
| Item | Observed current sampled range |
|---|---|
| Small Build Your Own | $8.49–$10.99+ |
| Core specialty pizza starting price | $12.69–$14.99+ sampled examples |
| XL NY Style current offer | $13.99–$15.99 |
| Large 1-Topping current offer | $9.99–$10.99 |
| Pizza Bowl | $7.99–$8.99 |
| Small sub format | $7.99–$8.99 |
| CheezyBread | $5.89–$6.99 |
| CinnaSquares | $4.49–$5.99 |
This is why a single “Marco’s price” is not enough. Store location, order channel, coupon, size and product format all contribute to the final total.
For another chain where local deals heavily influence the practical price, compare the Domino’s menu and the Pizza Hut menu.
What a Full Marco’s Pizza Order Can Cost
A pizza deal can look inexpensive until sides, wings and drinks are added. Using representative current examples, a $12.99 Pepperoni Magnifico plus $5 CheezyBread is $17.99 before tax. Add a $9.95 beverage four-pack and the example reaches $27.94.
A large one-topping deal around $10.99 plus ten traditional wings around $13.99 is $24.98 before tax. A local bundle can beat that total because Marco’s often packages pizza, wings and bread together for less than buying each item separately.
| Illustrative order | Representative pre-tax total |
|---|---|
| Large Pepperoni Magnifico + $5 CheezyBread | $17.99 |
| Large Pepperoni Magnifico + CheezyBread + Pepsi 4-Pack | $27.94 |
| Large 1-Topping + 10 traditional wings | $24.98 using sampled prices |
| Pizza Bowl + CinnaSquares | $12.48–$14.98 using sampled ranges |
| 8-inch sub + CheezyBread | $14.88–$15.98 using sampled ranges |
| Medium 1-Topping More Menu + Brownie add-on | $14–$15 approximate qualifying add-on total |
These are not guaranteed bundles. They show why complete-order math matters. A local combo can undercut the sum of separately priced items, while a delivery fee can erase the savings from a pizza coupon.
For group meals, compare the current Grande Feast, specialty-plus-one-topping bundles and party packs before assembling an order item by item.
Catering and Group Orders
Many Marco’s locations offer catering bundles, large pizza packages, sub platters, salad trays, wings, CheezyBread and dessert trays. Catering menus are separate from ordinary single-order pricing and can be more efficient for offices, parties and larger groups.
Current store menus show examples such as five-large-specialty party packs, sub platters with assorted 4-inch subs, catering salads, wing trays and CinnaSquares trays. Participation and prices vary by store.
| Group-order category | What to compare |
|---|---|
| Large pizza bundle | Number of pizzas, topping limits and included sides |
| Party pack | Specialty vs one-topping mix |
| Sub platter | Number and size of sub pieces |
| Salad tray | Serving estimate and included dressing |
| Wing tray | Traditional vs boneless and piece count |
| Dessert tray | CinnaSquares or brownie serving count |
For a family meal, ordinary Hot Deals may be cheaper than catering. For an office or party, catering can reduce ordering complexity because the portions are designed for groups.
The Papa Gino’s menu offers another pizza-and-group-order comparison with a regional menu structure.
Best Ways to Get More Value at Marco’s Pizza
The first value step is to check Hot Deals before building a pizza at menu price. Marco’s frequently discounts one-topping, two-topping, specialty and Magnifico pizzas, and those offers can change which size gives the best cost per person.
Next, compare bundles with separate items. A pizza-plus-wings or pizza-plus-CheezyBread deal can be cheaper than adding the same pieces individually. The More Menu also rewards adding lower-priced sides after a qualifying spend.
| Ordering goal | Practical approach |
|---|---|
| Lowest pizza total | Check local one-topping and two-topping promotions first |
| Premium pepperoni | Compare Pepperoni Magnifico offer with standard pepperoni build |
| Individual meal | Compare Pizza Bowl, Pizzoli, small pizza and sub |
| Pizza plus side | Check bundle or More Menu before buying items separately |
| Family meal | Compare Grande Feast and multi-pizza bundles |
| Frequent customer | Order directly when My Rewards points matter |
| Lowest delivery total | Compare Marco’s direct delivery with third-party fees |
| Specialty pizza | Apply current specialty discount before comparing menu price |
For a straightforward price benchmark, compare the same size and topping count across chains. A discounted Marco’s large one-topping should be compared with a discounted one-topping pizza elsewhere, not a competitor’s full menu price.
The Papa John’s menu and Little Caesars menu give two different comparison styles: coupon-driven delivery pricing versus a simpler value-focused pizza model.
Ordering and Delivery Tips
Marco’s supports carryout, delivery and online ordering at participating stores. Store hours, delivery zones and menu availability vary, so select the location before relying on a deal shown elsewhere.
Direct ordering can matter for rewards because third-party delivery purchases do not earn My Rewards points. It can also expose store-specific Hot Deals that may not appear in the same form on marketplace apps.
- Choose the exact Marco’s Pizza store before browsing prices.
- Open Hot Deals before building a full-price pizza.
- Compare size, crust and topping limits on each promotion.
- Check bundle pricing before adding wings, bread or drinks separately.
- Compare direct pickup, direct delivery and third-party totals before paying.
If you are deciding between menu combinations, the Marco’s Pizza Secret Menu is useful for customization ideas, while the deals guide focuses specifically on savings.
The local checkout screen is the final price source because it reflects the store, coupon, delivery address, taxes and selected add-ons.
Official Information
Use the official Marco’s Pizza menu and ordering page to choose a store, view the active local menu and check current promotions. Marco’s customer support also links to current nutrition and allergen information.
HackTheMenu.us uses Marco’s official materials for menu structure, deals and rewards rules, with representative current store listings used to show realistic price ranges. If a local store differs from an example here, the local ordering menu should be treated as the controlling source.
Marco’s Pizza Menu FAQs
How much is a Marco’s Pizza Deluxe pizza?
Marco’s official ordering interface currently shows a Deluxe pizza at $14.99 in its sampled menu build. The price can change with size, store and active promotions.
How much is a Marco’s Pepperoni Magnifico?
Many participating stores currently advertise a Large Pepperoni Magnifico for $12.99. This is a promotional price and can change by store.
How much is a Marco’s Pizza Bowl?
Marco’s corporate site currently advertises pizza bowls at $7.99 at participating locations, while sampled current store listings range from about $7.99 to $8.99.
How much is a Marco’s sub?
Current examples show 6-inch subs around $7.99, 8-inch subs around $8.99 and 12-inch subs around $11.99. Size availability and pricing vary by store.
How much are Marco’s wings?
Wing pricing depends on piece count and store. Sampled current menus show starting prices around $8.29, with a 10-piece traditional wing example around $13.99.
Are Marco’s Pizza prices the same everywhere?
No. Store pricing and promotions vary. Current sampled offers show the same XL NY Style pizza at different prices in different markets.
Does Marco’s have gluten-free pizza?
Some locations offer cauliflower crust and Pizza Bowls, but Marco’s warns that its kitchens contain gluten and Pizza Bowls are not guaranteed safe for customers with celiac disease or severe gluten allergies.
How does Marco’s My Rewards work?
Members earn one point per qualifying pre-tax dollar. Under the current program, 50 points earns a $5 rewards certificate. Third-party delivery orders do not earn points.
What is the More Menu at Marco’s Pizza?
At participating stores, the More Menu lets customers who meet a qualifying spend add selected items such as bread, Pizzoli, salads, wings, bowls or medium pizzas at reduced prices.
What is the cheapest way to order Marco’s Pizza?
Check the local Hot Deals first, compare bundles with separate items, use My Rewards when eligible, and compare direct pickup or delivery with third-party checkout totals before paying.
About This Guide
HackTheMenu.us is an independent restaurant-information website. Marco’s Pizza names and trademarks belong to their respective owner. This page is not affiliated with or endorsed by Marco’s Pizza.
Prices, promotions, crusts, sizes, toppings, delivery fees, rewards and participation can vary by store. Representative ranges are based on current U.S. ordering menus and should be checked against the selected location before ordering.