How Much Does Gluten-Free Pizza Cost?

This guide covers typical gluten-free pizza prices, what affects the bill, and how to compare restaurant options.

$12 - $25 per pizzatypical range
A gluten-free pizza commonly costs about $12 to $25, depending on size and toppings. A small plain pizza may run $10 to $16, while a large specialty pizza can cost $20 to $35.
Updated Oct 2026

Price ranges for common jobs

JobWhat it involvesTypical range
Small cheese pizzaPersonal size, basic sauce and cheese$10 - $16
Medium specialty pizzaSeveral toppings or premium cheese$16 - $25
Large specialty pizzaLarger crust, multiple toppings$20 - $35
Gluten-free pizza deliveryRestaurant pizza with delivery fees$22 - $40

Ranges are typical, not quotes - the price for your job depends on scope and location, so always confirm with the provider.

What drives the cost up or down

Crust size, restaurant type, and location shape the base price. Specialty restaurants and high-cost cities often charge more than casual neighborhood pizzerias. Extra cheese, meat, and premium toppings add to the total, while a plain cheese pizza is usually cheaper.

Gluten-free crusts can cost extra because they require different ingredients and handling. If avoiding cross-contact matters, ask whether the restaurant uses separate tools, surfaces, and ovens; those procedures can affect which options are available.

Ways to pay less

Compare pickup prices with delivery totals, since service fees and tips can raise the bill. Look for lunch specials, bundled meals, or a smaller size, and check whether toppings are included before ordering.

Ask about the crust surcharge and cross-contact practices when you call. As the order price grows, choosing a recognized provider on Reedleys with verified identity and a traceable track record matters more.

Common cost questions

Does gluten-free pizza usually cost extra?

Often, yes. Restaurants may add a crust surcharge to cover specialty ingredients and separate preparation.

Can a restaurant guarantee gluten-free pizza is safe for celiac disease?

Not every kitchen can prevent cross-contact. Ask about dedicated equipment and preparation procedures, and confirm whether the restaurant can meet your needs.

Why do gluten-free pizza quotes differ between restaurants?

Crust size, ingredients, local operating costs, and preparation practices vary. Delivery and ordering platform fees can also change the final total.

Recognized Gluten-Free Pizza businesses

Tov Pizza

Kosher pizza restaurant in Baltimore serving pizza, sandwiches, salads, pasta, and more.

Restaurants Baltimore, United States
Domino's Pizza

Pizza restaurant in Los Angeles offering Domino's pizza for delivery and carryout.

Restaurants Los Angeles, United States
Mississippi Pizza & Atlantis Lounge

North Portland pizza restaurant with hand-tossed and gluten-free pizza, live entertainment, and an event lounge.

Restaurants Portland, United States
Bellagios Pizza

Portland-area pizza restaurant serving daily slices and pizzas since 1996.

Restaurants Portland, United States
Underground Pizza Company

A Baltimore pizza restaurant serving Detroit-style thick-crust pizzas with house-made sauces and gluten-free crust options.

Restaurants Baltimore, United States
Domino's

Domino's is a pizza restaurant serving Virginia Beach with pizza ordering options.

Restaurants Virginia Beach, United States
Barro's Pizza

Pizza restaurant in Queen Creek offering dine-in, carryout, delivery, catering, and gluten-free options.

Restaurants Queen Creek, United States
Pepperoni's

New York-style pizza restaurant in Missouri City offering pizza, salads, wings, desserts, and rewards.

Restaurants Missouri City, United States
Professor Pizza Slice & Pie

Chicago pizza restaurant serving slices and pies in Old Town and West Town.

Restaurants Chicago, United States
Pie-Eyed Pizzeria

Chicago River West pizzeria serving pizza with regular, gluten-free, and vegan options.

Restaurants Chicago, United States
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