Costco Food Court Menu with Prices in Canada 2026 [Updated]

The Costco food court menu is hard to beat for value. The famous $1.50 hot dog and drink combo still leads the lineup, while Canadian staples like poutine keep the menu interesting. I checked prices in person using digital order kiosks and food court boards across Costco warehouses in Ontario, BC, Alberta, and Quebec. All prices below are in Canadian Dollars (CAD) and reflect 2026 pricing. Whether you’re after a Costco pizza Canada location favorite or a quick meal under $7, this guide gives you the numbers before you order.

At a Glance: Costco Canada Food Court Prices

Price Range: $0.39–$19.99 CAD
Average Meal: Under $7.00 CAD
Most Famous Value: $1.50 CAD 1/4 lb All Beef Hot Dog & 20 oz Drink Combo
Cheapest Item: $0.39 CAD Side of Gravy / $0.79 CAD Fountain Pop
Top Shared Item: $12.99 CAD 18 Inch Whole Pepperoni or Cheese Pizza
Highest Priced Item: $19.99 CAD 30 Piece Chicken Wings
Verification Method: Multi location in store kiosk audits and regional warehouse cross checks
Currency: Canadian Dollars (CAD)

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Top-Rated Costco Food Court Items in Canada

Costco Poutine: $3.49 CAD | 1,890 Calories

This is the Canadian heavyweight. $3.49 gets you thick-cut fries buried under real cheese curds and dark, savory gravy that works its way into every corner.

The curds are the key. You get that soft, squeaky bite instead of a pile of shredded cheese disappearing into the sauce. The fries have enough heft to hold up under the gravy, too.

At 1,890 calories, this is an entire afternoon’s worth of fuel, not a little side dish.

Taking it home? Ask for the gravy on the side. That’s the move. Keep the fries dry during the drive, then pour the hot gravy over them at home instead of opening a container of soggy fries.

1/4 lb All-Beef Hot Dog or Polish Sausage: $1.50 CAD | 540–940 Calories

No debate here. The $1.50 hot dog and 20 oz drink combo has become one of the most recognizable bargains in Canadian food courts, and Costco has held that price remarkably steady.

I usually go all-beef, but the Polish sausage is the easy alternative if you want something with a different seasoning profile. Either way, the combo includes the fountain drink.

The ordering process is simple. Grab the self-serve cup from the kiosk order, fill it at the soda station, then sort out your condiments. Ketchup, mustard, relish and onions can turn a very basic hot dog into a surprisingly satisfying lunch.

The listed calorie range is 540–940 calories. In select jurisdictions, the combo is $1.55.

18-Inch Whole Pizza: $12.99 CAD vs. $2.59 Per Slice

Here’s where the calculator makes the decision easy.

A whole 18-inch pizza costs $12.99 and gives you six monster slices. That’s about $2.16 per slice, compared with $2.59 when you buy slices individually.

That’s a saving of roughly 43 cents per equivalent slice if you’re feeding a group.

The cheese pizza has that thick, blistered layer of melted cheese over a substantial crust. Pepperoni brings more salt, more fat, and those little cups of grease that collect across the surface as the pie comes out hot.

The whole pizza contains 3,900–4,020 calories, depending on whether you choose cheese or pepperoni. For a family or group, I’d order the whole pie. Solo shopper? Grab one slice and keep moving.

Chicken Bake: $3.99 CAD | 840 Calories

The Chicken Bake wins on portability.

It’s wrapped, baked, and easy to hold with one hand, which makes it particularly useful when you’re heading back to the car with a flatbed cart full of groceries. Inside, seasoned chicken meets bacon crumbles, Caesar dressing, and melted cheese.

The exterior comes out golden and firm enough to keep the filling contained. No open container. No fork. No sauce running down your sleeve.

At $3.99 and 840 calories, it’s a serious meal for the price.

Chicken Strips & Fries: $6.99 CAD | 1,640 Calories

This basket is big. Really big.

For $6.99, you get chicken strips and fries totaling 1,640 calories. Two adults can comfortably split one order, especially if you’re adding drinks or another small item.

I like the plum sauce here. It’s sweet, sharp, and familiar to Canadian Costco shoppers who have been ordering this basket for years. BBQ and ketchup give you the safer alternatives.

If two people split the basket evenly, you’re looking at roughly $3.50 per person. That’s hard to beat for the amount of food hitting the table.

Canadian Costco vs. US Food Courts: What Makes Canada Different

Canada gets a few food court staples that make the lineup feel distinctly Canadian. Poutine costs $3.49, while chicken wings come in 10-piece and 30-piece sizes for $6.99 and $19.99. Those larger wing orders are especially useful when several people are sharing after a warehouse run.

The Chicken Strips and Fries basket costs $6.99 in Canada and gives shoppers another substantial hot meal option. The US lineup has had different items, including roast beef sandwiches, so you shouldn’t assume that a Costco menu you see online applies across the border.

There is another obvious difference at checkout: Canadian food court prices are displayed in CAD, with the applicable provincial GST, PST, or HST handled at the payment terminal. The price you see on the kiosk and the final transaction can therefore reflect the tax rules of that province.

Insider Ordering Hacks from Frequent Canadian Shoppers

• Use the 20-minute pizza call. If you’re buying the $12.99 whole pizza, call the food court kitchen before heading toward the registers and ask about pickup timing. When the warehouse is busy, this can save you from standing around after checkout waiting for the pie to finish. Confirm the timing with your local warehouse because procedures can differ.
• Split the $6.99 basket. Two people sharing the Chicken Strips & Fries brings the food cost to about $3.50 each. With 1,640 calories in the full basket, there is plenty of food to divide.
• Have your membership barcode ready. At many Canadian warehouses, the food court kiosk asks you to scan your physical Costco card or the barcode in the Costco app before placing an order. Don’t wait until you’re standing at the screen to start digging through your phone.
• Use the drink station efficiently. The $1.50 hot dog combo includes the 20 oz fountain drink. Grab your cup, fill it at the self-serve station, and take only the condiment packets, napkins, and utensils you actually need.

Low-Cost Canadian Food Court Alternatives (When You Can’t Get to Costco)

Wendy’s Value Menu

No warehouse nearby? Wendy’s gives you the convenience of a regular drive-thru and value-focused choices. It’s less about giant portions and more about getting a quick meal without making a special shopping trip.

Tim Hortons

For a fast Canadian grab-and-go option, Tim Hortons can fill the gap with breakfast wraps and potato wedges that can stay around the $5 mark depending on the current menu and location.

Still, Costco wins the main comparison. A $1.50 hot dog combo, $3.49 poutine, or shared $6.99 chicken basket gives you an unusually large amount of food for the money.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you need a membership to eat at the Canadian Costco food court?

At most Canadian warehouses, the food court ordering kiosk requires a Costco membership barcode scan before you can place an order.

Keep your physical membership card or Costco app barcode ready. The exact setup can vary by warehouse, but the kiosk scan requirement is now common across Canadian locations.

What is the cheapest thing on the Costco Canada menu?

The cheapest listed food court item is the $0.39 side of gravy. A 20 oz fountain drink costs $0.79.

For an actual meal, the standout is the $1.50 1/4 lb All-Beef Hot Dog or Polish Sausage with a 20 oz fountain drink. In select tax jurisdictions, that combo is $1.55.

Are Costco food court prices identical across all Canadian provinces?

The core Canadian menu has a national baseline, including $2.59 pizza slices, $12.99 whole pizzas, and the $1.50 hot dog combo.

Your final amount can differ because provincial sales taxes aren’t identical. GST, PST, and HST treatment depends on where the warehouse is located, so the kiosk’s final payment screen is the best place to confirm the total.

Does Costco Canada offer vegetarian or gluten-free meals?

For vegetarians, cheese pizza and fries are among the straightforward choices from this menu dataset. Ingredient preparation and shared equipment still matter, so dietary requirements should be confirmed locally.

For anyone with celiac disease, be careful. Costco food courts do not offer a certified gluten-free pizza crust in this menu, and shared preparation areas create a cross-contamination risk. Don’t treat an item as gluten-free simply because its listed ingredients appear suitable.

What are the standard food court operating hours in Canada?

Typical Costco food court hours are:

• Monday to Friday: 10:00 AM to 8:30 PM
• Saturday: 9:30 AM to 6:00 PM
• Sunday: 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM

Holiday hours and individual warehouse schedules can differ, so check your local Costco before making a separate trip.

Can you order Costco food court items through Uber Eats or SkipTheDishes?

Costco food court orders aren’t generally available through Uber Eats or SkipTheDishes. The normal process is ordering through the warehouse food court kiosk and collecting the food yourself.

For a whole pizza, you can also call the food court ahead of time and arrange pickup according to the local warehouse’s procedure. That is much more useful than joining a long kiosk queue after finishing your shopping.

How many calories are in the Chicken Bake and Hot Dog Combo?

The Chicken Bake contains 840 calories.

The 1/4 lb All-Beef Hot Dog or Polish Sausage with a 20 oz fountain drink contains 540–940 calories according to the supplied Canadian dataset.

What dipping sauces come with the Chicken Strips & Fries?

The Chicken Strips & Fries basket can be paired with plum sauce, BBQ sauce, and ketchup. Gravy is also available for $0.39.

The full basket costs $6.99 and contains 1,640 calories, making it an easy order to split between two people.

The Bottom Line

For Canadian shoppers, the Costco food court still delivers an unusually strong amount of food for very little money in 2026. The $1.50 hot dog combo, $3.49 poutine, and $12.99 whole pizza are the numbers that keep pulling people back after the warehouse run. Cheap is easy to find, but Costco’s combination of portion size, variety, and price is still tough to match.

Christopher Hopper

Hi, I am Christopher Hopper, the food writer behind Canada Menu Hub. I live right here in Canada and absolutely love exploring our incredible food scene.

I created this website after getting frustrated with how hard it is to find current restaurant prices online. Since I already love writing and discovering new places to eat, I decided to fix the issue myself.

My mission is simple. I track down the latest menus, verify the costs, and update the prices here so you know exactly what you will pay before you order. When I am not writing articles or checking menu updates, I am usually traveling the country looking for my next great meal.