Domino’s ExtravaganZZa Feast (Medium 12-inch): Price, Calories and Nutrition (2026)
The ExtravaganZZa is Domino’s everything pizza: four meats and four vegetables on a medium 12-inch hand tossed crust, eight slices, no half measures. It is the specialty pizza for when the group cannot agree on toppings. In 2026 a medium 12-inch ExtravaganZZa carries 280 calories per slice and a price starting from $15.99, and it is not eligible for the Mix & Match deal. Here is the current price, the calorie count, and the full nutrition breakdown.
Prices vary by location because Domino’s stores are franchise-operated, and delivery runs higher once fees and tip are added. Specialty feast pizzas are not eligible for the $6.99 Mix & Match deal, so there is no cheaper bundle path for this item. If a carryout coupon is running, use it, because otherwise you pay the specialty menu price.
Last updated: June 12, 2026
Table of contents
- What is in the ExtravaganZZa Feast
- ExtravaganZZa Feast nutrition facts
- ExtravaganZZa Feast ingredients and customization
- Allergens
- ExtravaganZZa Feast vs MeatZZa Feast
- Getting the best value on the ExtravaganZZa Feast
- Frequently asked questions
What is in the ExtravaganZZa Feast
The build is the full topping bar. On a medium 12-inch hand tossed crust with robust tomato sauce and mozzarella: pepperoni, ham, Italian sausage, and beef on the meat side, plus onions, green peppers, mushrooms, and black olives on the vegetable side. Eight toppings total, spread across every slice so each piece carries a bit of everything. It is Domino’s answer to the combination pizza, with a meat-heavy lean.
At 280 calories per slice, this is heavier than a simple pepperoni but not by much: 14 grams of fat from the four meats and cheese, 27 grams of carbs from the crust, a solid 12 grams of protein (one of the best counts on the menu), and 570 mg of sodium per slice.
The flavor is layered: pepperoni brings spice, Italian sausage brings fennel and richness, ham brings sweetness, beef brings savory depth. Then the vegetables cut through: green peppers and onions bring freshness, mushrooms bring earthiness, black olives bring a briny punch. Every slice has a little of everything, so no topping dominates. It eats like a composed dish rather than a pile of extras.
It is also the best value for feeding a group with mixed tastes. One medium feeds two to three adults with a side, and it ends the negotiation: nobody compromises, because everything is on it. That convenience is part of what the from $15.99 price buys you.
ExtravaganZZa Feast nutrition facts
Full nutrition breakdown for one slice (1/8 of a medium 12-inch pizza), based on Domino’s official US nutrition data. Standard build, hand tossed crust.
| Nutrient | Amount per slice |
|---|---|
| Calories | 280 |
| Total fat | 14g |
| Total carbohydrates | 27g |
| Protein | 12g |
| Sodium | 570mg |
The 280 calorie figure is the headline. Against a 2000 calorie daily guideline, one slice is 14 percent, and a two-slice serving of 560 calories works as a filling meal with 24 grams of protein. That is the real story: 12 grams per slice is strong for a pizza, matching a fast food chicken sandwich in a more satisfying package for many people.
The honest framing: a full medium eaten solo is 2240 calories, and this is a pizza you will be tempted to overeat because every slice tastes complete. Sodium is the watch point at 570 mg per slice: three slices push past 1700 mg. Two slices with a side salad turns a heavy pizza into a balanced meal.
ExtravaganZZa Feast ingredients and customization
The standard ingredient list is hand tossed pizza dough (wheat flour, yeast, water, salt), robust tomato sauce (tomato puree, spices), mozzarella cheese (milk, cheese culture, salt), pepperoni (pork, beef, spices, paprika), ham (pork, water, salt), Italian sausage (pork, spices, fennel), beef (beef, spices), onions, green peppers, mushrooms, and black olives.
Customization here is about subtraction. The pizza already has everything, so remove what you do not like: drop the olives, drop the mushrooms for the picky eaters. Domino’s builds specialty pizzas to order, so removing toppings costs nothing. You can also move it to thin crust for a lighter vehicle, though the specialty price stays the same.
The practical move: order the medium 12-inch as carryout, with topping removals free of charge. Do not expect Mix & Match to apply: specialty feast pizzas are explicitly not eligible. And if someone in the group does not eat pork, this is the wrong pizza, since three of the four meats are pork-based.
Allergens
Contains wheat and gluten (crust), milk (mozzarella), and possibly soy from processing aids. The meats contain pork and beef. Stores prepare egg, fish, tree nuts, peanuts, and sesame on shared equipment, so cross-contact is possible. Check Domino’s current allergen information if you have a serious allergy.
ExtravaganZZa Feast vs MeatZZa Feast
The feast pizza face-off. ExtravaganZZa (medium 12-inch): 280 calories per slice, 14g fat, 27g carbs, 12g protein, 570mg sodium, from $15.99. MeatZZa Feast (medium 12-inch): 270 calories per slice, 13g fat, 27g carbs, 12g protein, 680mg sodium, from $15.99.
The nutrition is nearly identical, with the ExtravaganZZa 10 calories heavier per slice and the MeatZZa carrying 110 mg more sodium. The price is identical. The real difference is topping philosophy. The ExtravaganZZa gives you four meats plus four vegetables: pepperoni, ham, Italian sausage, beef, onions, green peppers, mushrooms, and black olives. The MeatZZa gives you the same four meats and nothing else.
Pick the ExtravaganZZa for mixed groups and vegetables that cut the richness. Pick the MeatZZa when everyone is a carnivore. For families and office orders, the ExtravaganZZa is the safer crowd-pleaser. For a meat lovers’ night, the MeatZZa wins on focus. At the same price, this choice is about the table, not the wallet.
Getting the best value on the ExtravaganZZa Feast
- At from $15.99 with no Mix & Match path, carryout is your main lever. Pick it up and skip delivery fees.
- Specialty feast pizzas are not eligible for Mix & Match, so do not plan an order around that bundle.
- Check the Domino’s deals page before ordering. Carryout coupons and limited-time offers can take real money off specialty pizzas.
- One medium feeds two to three adults with a side, so the per-person cost drops to about five dollars. That is where the value lives.
- Remove toppings you do not like at no charge instead of ordering a custom build. ExtravaganZZa minus olives beats a four-topping custom pizza on price.
Frequently asked questions
How much is a Domino’s ExtravaganZZa in 2026?
A medium 12-inch starts from $15.99. Prices vary by location, and delivery orders run higher with fees and tip.
How many calories are in one slice?
One slice of a medium 12-inch has 280 calories, with 14g of fat, 27g of carbs, 12g of protein, and 570mg of sodium, per Domino’s official 2026 nutrition data.
What toppings are on the ExtravaganZZa?
Eight total: pepperoni, ham, Italian sausage, and beef, plus onions, green peppers, mushrooms, and black olives, on mozzarella and robust tomato sauce.
Is the ExtravaganZZa part of the Mix & Match deal?
No. Specialty feast pizzas, including the ExtravaganZZa, MeatZZa, and Pacific Veggie, are not eligible for the $6.99 Mix & Match deal, which covers 2-topping pizzas and other qualifying items only.
How many calories are in a whole medium ExtravaganZZa?
8 slices at 280 calories each, so the whole pizza is 2240 calories. A 2-slice serving of 560 calories with 24 grams of protein makes a substantial meal against a 2000 calorie daily guideline.
ExtravaganZZa or MeatZZa: which should I order?
The ExtravaganZZa has four meats plus four vegetables; the MeatZZa has the same four meats and no vegetables. Both start from $15.99 with nearly identical nutrition. Pick the ExtravaganZZa for mixed groups and the MeatZZa for committed carnivores.
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