Pizza Express Menu Prices UK (June 2026) — Full Menu & Deals

Pizza Express menu prices in the UK start at about £9.95 for a Classic Margherita and run up to roughly £16 for a premium Romana pizza. Dough Balls start at around £5.50, and pasta mains sit between £11 and £14. Here are the current Pizza Express prices, the best deals, and how to save with a voucher.

Pizza Express UK at a glance

Price range £5.50 to £16
Cheapest main Classic Margherita, £9.95
Romana (larger, thin crust) £13 to £16
Pasta mains £11 to £14
Student discount Yes, via student offer sites and the Pizza Express Club
Last updated June 2026

Full Pizza Express UK menu prices

Pizza Express prices are broadly consistent across the country, though central London restaurants charge a little more. Every pizza comes as a Classic or, for about £2 to £3 extra, a larger thin-crust Romana. Prices below are representative. Check the menu in your local restaurant or the app for exact figures.

Starters

Item Price
Dough Balls from £5.50
Dough Balls PizzaExpress (with dip) from £6.95
Bruschetta from £7.50
Calamari from £8.95

Classic pizzas

Item Price
Margherita £9.95
American £12.95
American Hot £13.45
Padana £13.25
La Reine £12.95

Romana and pasta

Item Price
Romana (upgrade from Classic) plus £2 to £3
Lasagne Classica from £13.95
Penne Arrabbiata from £11.95
Pollo Pesto Pasta from £13.95

Sides, desserts and drinks

Item Price
Garlic Bread from £5.50
Side Salad from £4.95
Tiramisu from £6.95
Soft Drink from £3.25

Best Pizza Express deals and how to save

Pizza Express is one of the easiest chains to get money off, because it runs vouchers all year. The PizzaExpress Club app sends regular offers such as two-for-one mains and 25% off food, and money-saving sites and email sign-ups carry similar codes. Students can usually stack a discount through dedicated student offer sites on top of these. The cheapest sit-down meal is a Classic pizza rather than a Romana, and ordering tap water instead of soft drinks keeps the bill down, since drinks are where the total climbs quickly.

Pizza Express happy hour and set menus

Many Pizza Express restaurants run a weekday set lunch and an early-evening menu that bundle a starter or dessert with a main for a fixed price, which is cheaper than ordering the same courses separately. Availability and timings vary by branch, so check your local restaurant’s set menu before you go.

Frequently asked questions

How much is a pizza at Pizza Express?

A Classic Margherita is £9.95, and premium Classics like the American Hot are £12 to £14. Upgrading to a larger Romana adds about £2 to £3.

Does Pizza Express do a student discount?

Students can usually get money off through dedicated student offer sites, and the PizzaExpress Club app adds further vouchers on top.

What is the difference between Classic and Romana?

A Romana is a larger pizza with a thinner, crispier base. It costs about £2 to £3 more than the same pizza as a Classic.

Does Pizza Express have a set menu?

Yes. Many branches offer a weekday lunch and early-evening set menu that combines courses for a fixed price. Timings vary by restaurant.

Pizza Express menu changes and seasonal items

Like most UK chains, Pizza Express periodically updates its menu with limited-time seasonal items alongside the core standard range, worth checking current listings if you’re hoping to try something specific rather than assuming a past visit’s menu still applies exactly. Seasonal items are sometimes priced at a slight premium compared to standard menu items, worth factoring in if you’re working to a specific budget. Checking the app or website shortly before a visit is the most reliable way to see what’s currently available at Pizza Express, rather than relying on an older printed menu.

Dietary options at Pizza Express

Most Pizza Express locations now publish detailed allergen and dietary information online, worth checking in advance if you have specific requirements rather than asking only once you’ve arrived. Vegetarian and vegan options have generally expanded across UK chains including Pizza Express in recent years, though the specific range still varies by location and menu version. Checking directly with a specific branch, rather than assuming national menu consistency, is worth doing if a dietary requirement is a genuine concern for your visit.

Does Pizza Express publish allergen information?

Most locations do, available online, worth checking in advance if you have specific dietary requirements before visiting.

Does Pizza Express’s menu change seasonally?

Yes, like most UK chains, limited-time seasonal items appear alongside the standard range, worth checking current listings before a visit.

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