Boston Pizza Menu With Prices In Canada [Updated 2026]

Planning a Boston Pizza meal and want to know what you’ll pay before you order? We’ve put together this guide to make checking the Boston Pizza Menu Price Canada simple, with current menu prices, popular picks, and options for everything from a quick bite to a full family dinner.

We verified the prices directly against official Boston Pizza online ordering menus and cross checked multiple franchise locations across Canadian provinces. Prices can vary slightly by location, but this gives you a practical snapshot of what to expect when ordering in Canada.

The menu covers plenty of familiar favourites. You’ll find golden baked Bandera Pizza Bread, smoky Slow Roasted Pork Back Ribs, and crispy Cactus Cut Potatoes alongside pizzas, burgers, pasta, wings, and more.

Quick Price Overviews

• Lowest priced options: A single slice of Warm Garlic Toast starts at $2.79 CAD, while a Can of Pop is $3.19 CAD.
• Higher priced picks: Large specialty pizzas and Squarefooters can reach $36.19 CAD, including the Smash Burger Pizza Squarefooter.
• Another premium choice: Slow Roasted Pork Back Ribs are listed at $32.89 CAD.
• What this guide covers: Menu prices, popular dishes, meal choices, and useful details to help you plan your order.

If you’re searching for a Boston Pizza Menu with Price in canada, this guide gives you the numbers first, then helps you decide what’s worth ordering.

Boston Pizza Menu Prices (Canada)

New Arrivals

Fans of spicy dips and Mexican-inspired flavors can explore Chipotle menu prices to see how their barbacoa bowls compare.

2 Medium Pizzas for $50

Little Caesars menu prices in Canada offer a much cheaper route if you need several hot pies on short notice.

Apps and Shareables

Game night starters here rival the pub-style platters on the Kelseys menu, especially when splitting wings and nachos.

Pasta

Signature Pizzas

NY Sicilian Squarefooter Pizzas

Create Your Own Pizza

Alternative Crust Pizza

Sandwiches and Burgers

Bowls and Salads

Glutenwise

Mains

Kids

Desserts

Sides

Beverages

Must Try Boston Pizza Dishes

We ranked these Boston Pizza must try items around four things that matter when we’re actually hungry: flavour, popularity, portion size, and value for money. We also considered how well each dish works for family dinners, game nights, and sharing. Our list reflects the crowd favourites we keep coming back to, with Boston Pizza’s Edmonton 1964 roots adding plenty of Canadian dining history behind the menu.

Baked 7 Cheese Ravioli – $25.19 CAD

This is our top pick when we want something rich and seriously comforting. The ravioli is packed with Parmesan, Emmental, ricotta, fontina, and Romano, then oven baked beneath bubbling mozzarella and cheddar. Choosing beef bolognese adds a deep, savoury sauce with slow cooked richness, while marinara keeps things brighter and tangier.

At $25.19, it isn’t the cheapest plate, but the generous cheese filled pasta makes it feel substantial. We’d choose the beef bolognese for maximum flavour. It’s especially good for anyone who wants a hearty main instead of pizza.

The Big Philly Cheesesteak Dipper – $24.99 CAD

Tender sliced steak, braised sweet onions, roasted red peppers, onion rings, and pizza mozzarella come together inside a toasted dipper. The horseradish mayo adds a sharp little kick, while the sweet onion au jus brings a rich, savoury finish with every dunk.

For $24.99, we think this is one of the best food at Boston Pizza choices for a satisfying handheld meal. It’s ideal when burgers feel too familiar but you still want something filling and indulgent.

Whisky Bourbon BBQ Chicken Pizza – $19.09 CAD

This pizza brings sweet, smoky, tangy flavours together beautifully. House BBQ sauce forms the base, followed by tender chicken, balsamic roasted red onions, mozzarella, cheddar, and bacon crumbles. The creamy buttermilk ranch drizzle softens the smoky sauce and adds a cool finish.

At $19.09, this is one of our strongest value picks. The signature pizza dough gives it a familiar Boston Pizza feel, while the BBQ chicken combination makes it more exciting than a standard pepperoni pie.

Cactus Cut Potatoes – $15.99 CAD

If we’re sitting down for a game night, these are hard to ignore. Boston Pizza’s iconic Cactus Cut Potatoes are sliced incredibly thin, fried until crisp, and seasoned with a fiery kick. The creamy Cactus Cut dip is what makes them work, giving each crunchy slice a cool, rich contrast.

At $15.99, we’d order these as a shareable rather than a solo starter. They’re one of the signature appetizers that define Boston Pizza Canada, and the Cactus dip makes them more memorable than ordinary fries.

Thai Bites Chicken or Shrimp – $20.29 CAD

Crispy breaded chicken or shrimp gets tossed in sweet Thai chili sauce and served over crunchy Asian noodles, carrots, green onions, and sesame seeds. We get crispiness, sticky sweetness, fresh crunch, and a gentle heat in the same bite.

For $20.29, this is a strong choice for sharing. We especially like it when the table already has pizza and wants another flavour profile. A creamy Santa Fe dip can also add a cooling contrast if you enjoy extra richness.

Spicy Perogy Pizza – $17.99 CAD

This is the pizza we’d choose when we want something unmistakably Canadian and seriously filling. Boston Pizza’s signature crust is layered with sliced Cactus Cut Potatoes, smoky bacon, mozzarella, cheddar, green onions, and cool sour cream.

At $17.99, it delivers plenty for the price. The crispy potato edges, salty bacon, molten cheese blend, and creamy sour cream create a combination that works especially well after a long game night.

Bandera Pizza Bread – $14.89 CAD

Fresh baked pizza bread gets coated with Italian spices, covered with melted mozzarella and freshly grated Parmesan, then served with signature Santa Fe dip. The result is golden baked crust with pull apart mozzarella and a savoury, cheesy centre.

At $14.89, this is one of our favourite shareables for a table that plans to order pizza later. We’d use the Santa Fe dip generously. It gives the warm bread a creamy, slightly spicy finish without overpowering the cheese.

Boston Sized Burger – $23.89 CAD

When we’re craving a burger, the Boston Sized Burger brings a juicy double patty with classic toppings and a side of Cactus dip. The combination gives us a familiar burger experience with one of Boston Pizza’s signature flavours on the side.

At $23.89, we’d pick this over the burger when we want something substantial but don’t want another pizza. It’s particularly well suited to a sports bar favourite kind of meal with fries, a drink, and plenty of time to watch the game.

Chocolate Explosion – $11.49 CAD

We save this one for the table after the savoury dishes disappear. Chocolate cheesecake is layered with chocolate mousse, caramel, toffee pieces, toasted pecans, and almonds, creating a soft, creamy dessert with plenty of crunch.

At $11.49, sharing makes the most sense. One slice gives several people a sweet finish, and the caramel and toffee keep every bite interesting. If the table has already gone big on pizza and shareables, this is an easy dessert to split.

Official Boston Pizza Online Channels

• Official Website:bostonpizza.com
• Facebook: BostonPizza
• X (formerly Twitter): bostonpizza

Frequently Asked Questions

Our Final Take

We find Boston Pizza easiest to budget when we mix larger dishes with shareables instead of ordering a full meal for everyone. For groups, splitting a Squarefooter pizza can make sense, while Cactus Cut Potatoes or Bandera Pizza Bread gives the table something hot and crispy to share.

Our pro tip: Check the MyBP loyalty program before ordering and look for available rewards or offers that can bring the total down.

For a family dinner, game night, or casual takeout order, we’d happily put a pizza in the middle of the table, grab some Cactus Cut Potatoes with that creamy dip, and let everyone dig in. That first slice of hot pizza with a golden crust is still hard to beat.

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.