Rosati’s Pizza Menu USA Prices 2026

Rosati’s Chicago style deep dish is the showpiece. A buttery crust, mounds of mozzarella, and chunky pomodoro tomatoes on top. A 10-inch deep dish starts at $20.39 and a 14-inch runs $26.39. Fair warning, deep dish takes extra time in the oven, so order it first if you are dining in or add a few extra minutes to your delivery estimate.

The thin crust build-your-own pizza is the best value on the Rosati’s pizza menu. A 12-inch starts at $17.39, a 14-inch is $19.79, a 16-inch is $23.99, an 18-inch is $26.39, and the jumbo 20-inch is $33.59. The crust is light, flaky, and always crispy and golden brown, which is exactly how Chicago thin crust should eat. Toppings are extra, and each full topping typically adds around $1.50 to $2.75 depending on size.

Rosati’s specialty pizzas are family recipes, and the prices below are for a 14-inch pie. The Monster is the everything pizza, loaded to the edge. The Fabulous Four is the classic sausage, mushroom, onion, and green pepper combo that regulars swear by. Honestly, if you cannot decide, the Fabulous Four at $26.99 is the safest crowd-pleaser on the whole menu.

Specialty pizzas also come in 12-inch, 16-inch, 18-inch, and jumbo 20-inch sizes. Expect roughly $3 to $5 more per size step up, with the 20-inch Monster topping out near $50.39.

Yes, many Rosati’s locations sell pizza by the slice, usually at lunch until around 3 pm. A cheese slice is $3.25, sausage or pepperoni slices are $3.50, and the daily special slice is $3.75. The slice and a drink combo at $4.58 is one of the cheapest lunches in the pizza world. Slices use the double dough crust, so they eat a little thicker and chewier than the regular thin crust.

Start with the stuff people actually fight over. The Cheesy Bread Stix at $10.79 are breadsticks under garlic butter and mozzarella with marinara on the side. The Dough Nuggets at $10.99 are bite-sized pieces of crispy pizza dough tossed in garlic butter sauce, also with marinara. And the Jumbo Wings are the real deal, available in hot, mild, BBQ, mango habanero, Asian glaze, and parmesan garlic.

Jumbo Wings and Boneless Wings

Rosati’s is a full Italian shop, not just a pizza joint. The Italian Beef at $12.99 is thin-sliced beef on Italian bread, and you can add sweet peppers or hot giardiniera. The Cheef at $14.99 is the house signature sandwich. Every sandwich can go on garlic bread for a small upcharge, and trust me, that upgrade is worth it.

Pasta at Rosati’s comes with salad, bread, and cheese, which makes it one of the better sit-down values on the menu. The build-your-own pasta at $14.39 lets you pick your noodle and sauce. The homemade lasagna at $15.99 is layered ribbon noodles and three cheeses under marinara or meat sauce, straight from the family recipe.

Salads are served with your choice of all-natural dressing. The Antipasto at $13.99 is the big one: romaine, iceberg, spinach, green pepper, red onion, black and green olives, pepperoni, Canadian bacon, grape tomato, mozzarella, and shaved asiago. The Caesar at $10.99 is crisp romaine, garlic croutons, and shaved asiago.

Save room. Two cannolis for $9.99, tiramisu for $9.99, and cinnamon sticks for $10.99 round out the meal the Italian way. Drinks are simple: a soda runs $2.75, and most locations carry 2-liter bottles for the table.

Rosati’s pizza nutrition depends a lot on crust and toppings, but here is the honest picture. A slice of thin crust cheese pizza runs about 280 to 340 calories, while a deep dish slice lands around 450 to 550. The lightest starters are the side salad at 90 calories and the Caesar at 180 calories before dressing. The heaviest single items are the meatball parmigiana sandwich at 1,150 calories and a full order of mozzarella sticks at 720 calories.

If you are watching calories, the smartest moves are thin crust over deep dish, veggie toppings over extra cheese and sausage, and a side salad instead of fries. Ask your location for the full nutrition sheet, since toppings and portion sizes shift the numbers.

Rosati’s deals and coupons are mostly location-specific, so always check your own store’s coupons page before ordering. That said, a few savings plays work almost everywhere:

• Join the VIP and rewards program. Rosati’s runs a rewards program where you earn 1 point per dollar spent, and 150 points converts to a $10 reward. Sign-up also comes with a welcome bonus and a free pizza on your birthday with email signup.
• Check the location coupons page. Each store posts its own coupons on myrosatis.com, including family feast bundles like a 16-inch thin crust pizza with wings, breadsticks, and a 2-liter. These local deals beat national coupons most weeks.
• Watch for percentage-off codes. Codes for 10 to 20 percent off, often on orders over $20, circulate regularly through email and coupon sites. Read the fine print, since many exclude catering.
• Order the bundle, not the singles. A family feast or a pizza-plus-wings combo almost always beats buying each item separately, especially on game night.
• Go for lunch slices. The slice and a drink combo at $4.58 is the cheapest way to eat at Rosati’s, and it is only around at lunch.

Rosati’s Pizza opening hours vary by location, since most stores are independently owned franchises. The typical schedule below covers most locations. A few stores open earlier or stay open later on weekends, and some close on certain weekdays, so confirm with your local store before heading out.

Rosati’s Pizza is a Chicago-based, family-owned Italian restaurant chain founded in 1964 in Mt. Prospect, Illinois. What started as one family pizzeria grew into more than 200 locations across the United States, most of them run by franchise owners who live in the neighborhoods they serve. The menu stays true to its roots: traditional Chicago thin crust, buttery deep dish, Italian beef, pasta, and sandwiches made from family recipes. If you grew up near Chicago, odds are Rosati’s was your Friday night pizza.

Looking for Rosati’s Pizza near me? With more than 200 locations across the United States, there is a good chance one is close by. Use the map below to find your nearest store, check its hours, and order ahead.

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