Domino’s Brooklyn Style Pepperoni (Large 14-inch): Price, Calories and Nutrition (2026)

Domino’s Brooklyn Style Pepperoni is the chain’s tribute to the classic New York pizzeria slice, and it is the only Domino’s crust genuinely built to fold. The crust is thinner than hand tossed and dusted with cornmeal, and the large 14-inch pie is cut into just 6 big slices instead of the usual 8. Pick up a slice, fold it lengthwise, and eat it standing up. That is the whole idea.

In 2026 the large 14-inch Brooklyn Style Pepperoni starts from $17.99 in most US markets, and one of those big slices carries 290 calories. Here is the current price, the calorie count, and the full nutrition breakdown, plus how it stacks up against the regular hand tossed pepperoni.

Prices vary because most Domino’s stores are franchise-operated, with most markets landing between $17.99 and $19.99 for the large. The Brooklyn Style is a large-only format, also available in X-large, and it is cut into 6 big slices. Delivery orders run higher once fees and tip are added.

Last updated: June 15, 2026

Table of contents

• What is in the Brooklyn Style Pepperoni
• Brooklyn Style Pepperoni nutrition facts
• Brooklyn Style Pepperoni ingredients and customization
• Allergens
• Brooklyn Style Pepperoni vs Hand Tossed Pepperoni
• Getting the best value on the Brooklyn Style Pepperoni
• Frequently asked questions

What is in the Brooklyn Style Pepperoni

The Brooklyn Style is a crust story first. The dough is stretched thinner than Domino’s hand tossed, giving the slice a crisp, foldable character. A cornmeal dusting on the underside adds texture and prevents sticking, exactly the way a slice-shop pie behaves. On top go standard pepperoni cups, mozzarella, and Domino’s robust tomato sauce. The format is the feature.

The cut is the other half of the identity. A large Brooklyn Style is cut into 6 oversized slices rather than 8. Each slice is a substantial two-handed (or one folded) affair, and two slices at 290 calories each run 580 calories.

Here is the honest framing: a whole large Brooklyn Style is 1,740 calories for the pie (6 times 290), while a whole medium hand tossed is 1,760 (8 times 220). Despite the bigger slices, the large Brooklyn Style carries essentially the same total calories as a medium hand tossed, because the thinner crust balances out the extra size.

The pepperoni behaves differently on this crust too. On the thin base, the pepperoni edges crisp and the rendered fat flavors the whole slice more directly. If you have ever wished a Domino’s pizza ate more like a Manhattan corner-shop slice, this is the closest the menu comes.

Brooklyn Style Pepperoni nutrition facts

Full nutrition breakdown for one 1/6 slice of a large 14-inch Brooklyn Style Pepperoni, based on Domino’s official US nutrition data. Standard build.

Nutrient	Amount per 1/6 slice
Calories	290
Total fat	16g
Total carbohydrates	27g
Protein	14g
Sodium	810mg

The two numbers that matter most are protein and sodium. At 14 grams per slice, this is the highest-protein slice among Domino’s standard pepperoni builds, since the big slice carries more cheese and pepperoni. The 810 mg of sodium is the highest too, at 35 percent of the daily guideline in one slice. Two slices put you at 1,620 mg. Sodium is the nutritional cost of the bigger format.

The 16 grams of fat is mostly cheese and pepperoni, while the 27 grams of carbohydrates is modest for a slice this large because so much of its weight is topping rather than dough. Not a health food, but a more protein-forward option than most thin-crust competitors.

Brooklyn Style Pepperoni ingredients and customization

The standard build is Brooklyn Style crust (wheat flour, cornmeal dusting), robust tomato sauce, mozzarella cheese, and pepperoni in the standard Domino’s cup-and-char style.

Customization works like any Domino’s pizza: swap the sauce, add toppings, or build a custom Brooklyn Style. It comes in large 14-inch and X-large only. Extra cheese or meat pushes the per-slice calories well above 290, since each slice already carries a full topping load.

The Brooklyn Style is not part of the $7.99 carryout deal structure, so expect the specialty-tier price. It generally does not qualify for the $6.99 Mix and Match deal either. Check the app for percentage-off coupons, which apply more broadly than fixed-price deals.

Allergens

The Brooklyn Style Pepperoni contains wheat and gluten (crust, cornmeal dusting) and milk (mozzarella cheese). Pepperoni may contain soy depending on the formulation used at your store. Domino’s kitchens handle all major allergens, so cross-contact is possible. Always check Domino’s current allergen information if you have a serious allergy, since recipes and preparation practices vary by franchise location.

Brooklyn Style Pepperoni vs Hand Tossed Pepperoni

The crust-format showdown, from the Brooklyn slice’s perspective. Brooklyn Style Pepperoni (large 14-inch): 290 calories per slice, 16g fat, 27g carbs, 14g protein, 810mg sodium, from $17.99. Hand Tossed Pepperoni (medium 12-inch): 220 calories per slice, 9g fat, 25g carbs, 8g protein, 520mg sodium, from $7.99 on the carryout deal.

The per-slice calorie gap is mostly a slice-size story. A Brooklyn slice is 1/6 of a 14-inch pizza, while a hand tossed slice is 1/8 of a 12-inch pizza. The Brooklyn slice is physically bigger, so it carries more calories. The whole large Brooklyn (1,740 cal) and the whole medium hand tossed (1,760 cal) are essentially identical. You are choosing format: six big foldable slices versus eight standard ones.

The Brooklyn Style wins on the fold-and-eat experience, protein per slice (14g versus 8g), and value per inch. The hand tossed wins on sodium (520 mg versus 810 mg), on price (from $7.99 carryout is less than half), and on deal eligibility. It also wins for groups with mixed preferences.

Pick the Brooklyn Style when you want the New York slice experience and two big slices will satisfy you. Pick the hand tossed when budget matters and you want the classic Domino’s chew at the $7.99 carryout price. At roughly double the price for roughly equal total calories, the Brooklyn Style is the premium choice, and it earns it on texture alone.

Getting the best value on the Brooklyn Style Pepperoni

• At from $17.99, the large Brooklyn Style feeds 3 to 4 people easily, since the 6 slices are oversized. Price it per person, not per pizza.
• Two slices (580 cal, 28g protein) is a genuinely filling dinner. Plan on that, and the large stretches further.
• Carryout saves you the delivery fee and tip, which matter more on a $17.99 pizza than on a deal pizza.
• Check the Domino’s app for percentage-off coupons before ordering. The $6.99 Mix and Match deal usually does not apply to this specialty format.
• Order the X-large at a small upcharge if your store offers it. The price per square inch drops, and the slices only get bigger.

Frequently asked questions

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