Red Robin Donatos Pizza Menu 2026

Red Robin serves 9 Donatos® pizzas in 2026, priced from $11.09 to $16.99, in sizes from 7″ to 14″. The cheapest way to get one is the 7″ pizza in the $9.99 Big Yummm meal, and there is a gluten-free cauliflower crust option. Every pizza is a thin, crispy Edge to Edge® crust cut into squares.

Red Robin’s Donatos® Pizza menu brings delicious, crispy-edged pizzas topped with high-quality ingredients and flavorful combinations of ingredients. Guests can enjoy a wide range of pizza options featuring savory toppings, melted cheese, and tasty sauces. Whether you’re sharing with family or enjoying a meal on your own, Donatos® Pizza offers a tasty choice for pizza lovers.

All 9 Donatos Pizzas with Prices & Calories

Prices may vary by location.

Donatos Pizza Sizes — 7″, 10″, 12″ & 14″

Donatos pizzas at Red Robin come in four sizes — 7″, 10″, 12″ and 14″ — and the size you pick decides whether the pizza is a snack, a personal meal, or food for the whole table. The sizes below are the ones on Red Robin’s official menus; the owner’s article itself lists the 7″ and 10″ pizzas as separate menu items, and the 12″ and 14″ sizes are official-menu sizes, so sizes and prices can vary by location — check your restaurant’s menu before you order.

7″ — the personal pizza.

Eight rectangular slices, per the official menu. This is the one-person pizza: it is the size in the Kids Meals section (Donatos® 7″ Pizza, $8.29 | 500 Cal, on the owner’s menu) and the size in the Big Yummm $9.99 meal (Donatos 7″ Pizza Deal, $10.89 | 980 Cal, on the owner’s menu). If you are eating alone, or ordering for a child, the 7″ is the size to pick.

10″ — the appetizer or light meal.

Fourteen rectangular slices, per the official menu. This is the size in the Appetizers section (Donatos® 10″ Pizza, $8.09 | 970 Cal, on the owner’s menu) — order it as a starter for the table, or as a light meal for one hungry person. It is also the size in the Happy Hour deal (see the deals section below), where the 10″ Serious Cheese and Signature Pepperoni pizzas are the two happy-hour pizzas.

12″ — the sharing size.

Fourteen rectangular slices, per the official menu. The middle sharing size: enough for two people as a meal, or for a small group as a starter alongside burgers and wings. If you are ordering one pizza for two, this is the size that makes sense.

14″ — the family pizza.

Seventeen rectangular slices, per the official menu. The largest size and the one to order for a family or a group — the party cut (see below) turns it into plenty of small squares to pass around the table.

A note on prices and sizes: the owner’s menu lists one price per pizza on this page (from $11.09 to $16.99), not one price per size, so this page does not invent a price for each size. The 7″ and 10″ prices above ($8.29 and $8.09) belong to the separate Kids Meals and Appetizers items, not to the 9 pizzas in the table — they are the same pizza in a different role, at a different price, for a different occasion. For the price of the size you want, check your location’s menu: sizes and prices vary by location, and the restaurant’s own menu is the final word.

Edge to Edge® Crust & Party Cut — Explained

Donatos pizza is not a regular chain pizza, and the difference is in the crust and the cut — both are Donatos’ own brand style, and both are why the pizza eats the way it does.

Edge to Edge® — toppings to the crust.

Donatos is a Columbus, Ohio pizza, and its signature is a thin, crispy crust with the toppings spread all the way to the edge — no bare ring of crust around the outside. The owner’s article says the same thing in its own words: the pizzas are “crispy-edged”. On a large pepperoni pizza, Donatos loads around 100 slices of pepperoni, spread edge to edge, so every bite has topping on it — including the last piece, which on a normal pizza is usually plain crust. The cheese is smoked provolone rather than standard mozzarella, which gives the pizza its distinct, slightly buttery flavour and the way it browns.

Party cut — squares, not wedges.

Donatos pizzas are cut into small rectangular squares — the “party cut” — instead of the usual triangular slices. The official menu’s own note says it plainly: a 14″ pizza has 17 rectangular slices, 12″ and 10″ pizzas have 14, and a 7″ pizza has 8. Squares are easier to grab, easier to share, and easier for children to hold — and because the toppings go edge to edge, every square has the same balance of crust, sauce, cheese and toppings. If you prefer traditional wedges, you can ask for triangular slices instead — the restaurant will cut it that way on request.

Why it matters at Red Robin.

The thin crust is the reason a Donatos pizza works as a burger-joint side dish as well as a meal: it is light enough to share at the table alongside burgers and wings, and crisp enough to hold up under the toppings. If you want the full pizza experience, order the 12″ or 14″ as the table’s shared dish; if you want a taste of it with your burger, the 10″ appetizer pizza is the way in.

Gluten-Free Cauliflower Crust

What it is.

One pizza on this page is made for guests who cannot eat gluten: the Very Vegy on Gluten-Free Cauliflower Crust, $16.99 and 880 calories on the owner’s menu. It is the Very Vegy build — the vegetable pizza — on a cauliflower crust instead of the standard thin crust. It is the only gluten-free pizza in the owner’s Donatos list, and it is also one of the two priciest pizzas on the page, at the same $16.99 as The Works. The cauliflower crust is the option for guests who want the pizza without the wheat crust; the toppings and the calories (880 Cal) are the same as the regular Very Vegy would be with a different crust behind them.

Cross-contact warning.

A gluten-free crust is not the same as a gluten-free kitchen, and the owner’s article says so directly in its gluten-free section: guests with celiac disease or a serious gluten allergy should take extra care, because cross-contact can occur during food preparation — shared cooking tools, preparing surfaces, and fryers may create risks even when an ingredient does not include gluten. Red Robin’s own menu uses the same warning in its own wording: the gluten-free items are “prepared in a common kitchen”. That means the cauliflower crust pizza is made in a kitchen where wheat flour is used, so if you have celiac disease or a serious allergy, tell the restaurant team before you order — the article’s own advice — and use Red Robin’s allergen-friendly menu tool to filter choices by your dietary needs. Not every menu item or ingredient is automatically declared gluten-free, so checking the complete ingredient details matters.

Create Your Own Pizza — Toppings Guide

Create Your Own is the cheapest pizza on this page at $11.09 and 960 calories — and it is also the most flexible, because you choose what goes on it.

How it works.

Start with the base pizza at $11.09, then pick your toppings. The owner’s article does not publish a fixed topping list for this pizza, so the guide here is built from what the menu itself shows: the toppings that appear across the nine pizzas on this page — pepperoni, cheese, meat, and vegetables — plus the article’s own customisation guidance, which says guests can adjust basic ingredients and toppings, add extra vegetables, change the cheese, or request a different sauce. The exact topping choices, and any extra charges for them, vary by location — the article says so about customisation generally — so confirm the list and the price at your restaurant before you order.

What to put on it.

The simplest way to build is to copy a pizza you already like: pepperoni and cheese for a classic (the Pepperoni build is $12.79, so a pepperoni Create Your Own is the closest thing to it at the base price); a meat-loaded build in the style of Serious Meat ($14.49) if you want the heaviest option; or a vegetable build in the style of Very Vegy ($11.29) if you want the lighter one. The reported topping combination for The Works — pepperoni, sausage, peppers, onion and mushrooms — is the template for a fully loaded build, if you want everything on it. Extra cheese, extra sauce, or extra toppings will change the calories from the 960 Cal base — the article says so about modifications generally — so if calories matter, keep the build simple and ask for sauces on the side.

When Create Your Own is the best pick.

When someone at the table wants something the nine listed pizzas do not offer — a plain cheese pizza for a child, a half-and-half split, or a build without one topping. It is also the cheapest starting point on the page, so if you are ordering for a group and want the lowest base price, this is where to start. If you want a named build with a fixed price, order one of the other eight instead — the price is set, and there is nothing to decide.

Pizza Deals — Big Yummm $9.99 & Happy Hour $3 Off

Pizza is the cheapest way into two of Red Robin’s deals — one from the owner’s own menu, and one reported from the deal pages. They are different deals, so here they are separately, with the source of each figure stated plainly.

Big Yummm $9.99 — the 7″ pizza meal.

The Donatos 7″ Pizza is one of the three $9.99 Big Yummm entrées, alongside Red’s Double and the Haystack Double. The meal is the 7″ pizza plus one Bottomless side and one Bottomless beverage, both with free refills when you dine in — all for $9.99. The owner’s menu lists the Donatos 7″ Pizza Deal item itself at $10.89 and 980 calories, and the $9.99 is the official Big Yummm meal price from Red Robin’s own terms page: the meal costs less than the pizza item alone, before the side and the drink are even counted. See the Big Yummm Deals page for the tiers and the value math. That is the cheapest full pizza meal on the menu, and the only pizza deal that comes from the owner’s own menu.

Happy Hour $3 off — reported, not in the owner’s article.

The owner’s article confirms that Red Robin runs happy hour promotions, but it gives no fixed amount, no times, and no named items — it says only that offers can include special prices on drinks or chosen food items, that times and choices vary by location, and that guests should confirm the current offer with the restaurant in advance. The “$3 off” figure comes from deal sources, not from the owner’s article: multiple deal pages report a weekday Happy Hour from 3 PM to 6 PM in the bar area, with $3 off select appetizers, gourmet milkshakes, and 10″ Donatos pizzas — the two happy-hour pizzas are the 10″ Serious Cheese and the 10″ Signature Pepperoni — at participating locations only. Treat that figure as reported, not as the owner’s price: happy hour is not offered at every location, the times and the items can change, and the owner’s article itself warns against assuming every restaurant has identical happy hour times or deals. If you are planning a visit mainly for the $3-off pizza, confirm the current offer and its time frame with your restaurant first.

Donatos Pizza for Kids (7″ pizza)

The 7″ pizza is the kids’ pizza on this menu — and it is also the smallest size, so it fits a child’s meal exactly.

The Kids Meals section of the owner’s menu lists the Donatos® 7″ Pizza at $8.29 and 500 calories, as one of the kids’ entrées alongside Red’s Cheeseburger, Corn Doggies and the other kids’ items. It is a full kids’ meal item, not a slice of a bigger pizza: the child gets a whole 7″ pizza, cut into 8 small squares, with the same Edge to Edge® crust and toppings as the adult pizzas. Kids’ meals on this menu also list Bottomless Kids drinks — dirty sodas and lemonades with free refills — so the pizza pairs with a refillable drink, just like the adult meals do. See the Kids Meals page for the full kids list, including the Bottomless Kids drinks.

Two things to keep straight: the kids’ 7″ pizza ($8.29, 500 Cal) and the Big Yummm 7″ pizza deal item ($10.89, 980 Cal) are different listings of the same size, at different prices, for different meals — the kids’ version is the cheaper, smaller-calorie listing, and the Big Yummm version is the deal item that comes with a Bottomless side and drink in the $9.99 meal. Do not confuse the two prices: $8.29 is the kids’ menu price, $10.89 is the Big Yummm item price, and $9.99 is the Big Yummm meal price that includes the pizza, the side and the drink together.

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Final Thoughts

Donatos pizza at Red Robin is the odd one out on the menu in the best way: a proper thin-crust, edge-to-edge pizza, cut into squares, sitting next to the burgers — and it works, because the crust is crisp, the toppings reach the edge, and the sizes run from a child’s 7″ to a family’s 14″. Start with the Pepperoni if you want the classic, the Serious Cheese if you want the lightest at 700 calories, or the Create Your Own at $11.09 if you want the cheapest base and your own toppings. If you want the best value, the 7″ pizza in the $9.99 Big Yummm meal is the cheapest full pizza meal on the menu — and if you want the gluten-free option, the Very Vegy on cauliflower crust is the only one, so tell the team about your allergy before you order. Check the full menu with prices and calories on the homepage, and download the printable version from the Menu PDF page.

Related Menus

• Burgers — 15 gourmet burgers, the main event next to the pizza
• Big Yummm Deals — the $9.99 meal with the 7″ Donatos pizza included
• Kids Meals — the 7″ pizza as a kids’ entrée, with Bottomless Kids drinks
• Appetizers — the 10″ Donatos pizza as a starter for the table
• Red Robin Menu PDF — printable menu
• Red Robin Menu — Homepage — all 239 items
• Red Robin Happy Hour — times, $3-off menu and $4–$6 drinks (reported)
• Red Robin Royalty Rewards — 1 point per $1, $10 per 100 points