Papa Johns Menu Prices in UK [2026 Updated]

Friday night usually means one thing in my house: pizza, a box on the table and far too much debate over what to order. I’ve found that the tricky bit isn’t choosing between a Pepperoni Passion, a side of potato tots or that tub of Special Garlic dip; it’s working out what the whole order is actually going to cost before clicking checkout.

That’s why I put together this Papa Johns menu price in UK guide. I’ve gone through the menu with the sort of questions I’d ask before ordering for myself: what’s worth getting, which sides make sense, and where does the bill start creeping up when you’re feeding more than one person?

I’ve also kept the Papa Johns menu with price in UK details easy to scan, so you can quickly compare pizzas, sides, desserts and drinks without digging through a dozen screens. Whether you’re grabbing a personal pizza after work or sorting a full Friday-night takeaway for mates, this guide is here to make the choice a little easier.

I’ll share the menu favourites I’d reach for, from a loaded Pepperoni Passion to the bits that are made for dunking into garlic dip. Grab a drink, pick your pizza and let’s get into it.

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Double Pepperoni

Double Pepperoni is where I’d start when I want a proper, no-nonsense Papa Johns pizza without pushing the budget. At £10.00, it’s also one of the easiest choices for a family night, especially when everyone wants something familiar.

The thinly sliced pepperoni curls up at the edges as it cooks, while the generous cheese keeps everything rich rather than overly crisp or dry. I usually go for the Garlic Epic Stuffed Crust here. The molten cheese and strong garlic butter turn what could have been leftover crust into the best part of the pizza, especially after a dunk in Special Garlic dip.

The Original crust is softer and thicker, which works nicely for younger kids or anyone who doesn’t like a crunchy base. Thin Crust is the other option I reach for when I want more bite without the pizza becoming soggy in the box. At £10.00, this is my Best Budget Value pick.

BBQ Chicken Classic

Some pizzas disappear from the box quicker than expected, and this is one of them. The BBQ Chicken Classic brings together smoky-sweet barbecue sauce, chargrilled chicken, bacon, onions and green peppers without feeling like it’s trying too hard.

The onions soften nicely during the bake instead of leaving that sharp raw bite, while the barbecue sauce gives every slice a sweet, tangy edge. I’d pick this when ordering for a mixed group because it sits comfortably between a classic tomato-based pizza and something a bit more adventurous.

It’s also the sort of pizza I’d order for a family gathering where nobody wants to spend ten minutes debating toppings. Best Family Meal / Crowd Pleaser is an easy fit here.

Chicken Fajita

There’s a proper kick hiding in this one. The Chicken Fajita takes the familiar Papa Johns base and pushes it towards Mexican-style flavours with tender chicken, green peppers, red chillies and fresh tomatoes.

The fresh chillies give you that tongue-tingling heat without completely numbing your mouth, so you can still taste the chicken and cheese underneath. It makes a welcome change from the usual pepperoni-heavy order when Friday night calls for something with a bit more attitude.

I’d choose this when everyone has had the same takeaway routine for too long. It’s my pick for heat lovers who want noticeable spice without going straight for the hottest option on the menu.

Hot Pepper Passion

Hot Pepper Passion doesn’t mess about. Red chillies, jalapeños, green peppers and onions are piled over the tomato sauce, giving every bite a mixture of heat, acidity and sweetness.

The jalapeños bring a sharp pickled note that cuts through the cheese, while the peppers and onions give the pizza enough substance that it never feels like you’re simply eating a plate of chillies. There’s no meat involved either, but it still feels surprisingly hearty.

This is the one I’d order when I want spice to be the main event rather than a background flavour. If your idea of a good takeaway involves reaching for a cold drink halfway through a slice, this is the Best for Heat Lovers choice.

Garden Party

For a lighter pizza night, I’d happily put the Garden Party ahead of another meat-heavy option. Mushrooms, green peppers, sweet onions, tomatoes and sweetcorn bring plenty of different textures without leaving you with that greasy, heavy feeling after two slices.

I particularly like it on Thin Crust because the crisp base gives the vegetables more room to shine. The mushrooms stay juicy, the sweetcorn adds little pops of sweetness and the mozzarella ties everything together without taking over.

It’s also an easy choice when you’re feeding vegetarians, and it can be adapted with plant-based Sheese for a vegan-friendly version. For me, that makes the Garden Party the Best Vegetarian Option, while the Thin Crust version is the one I’d pick for a lighter takeaway.

Hawaiian

Hawaiian is one of those pizzas that can split a table before the box has even been opened. I’m firmly in the camp that appreciates what the ham and pineapple are doing together.

The salty cured pork works surprisingly well against the juicy pineapple, particularly where the fruit catches the heat and starts to caramelise slightly over the melted mozzarella. You get salty, sweet and savoury in the same bite without needing a complicated topping combination.

It’s also one of those family orders where everyone seems to say they don’t want it, then someone quietly takes the last slice. For a mixed group, I’d still keep this near the top of the order because it’s familiar enough for kids and interesting enough for adults.

Chicken Combo

Pizza doesn’t always need to do all the heavy lifting. The Chicken Combo at £11.99 gives me a proper sharing side with oven-baked wings and crispy chicken poppers, and it’s particularly handy when two people are trying to make one pizza order feel like a full meal.

The poppers have seasoned breading on the outside but stay moist inside, while the wings have tender meat and a decent bit of skin pull. Add Hot Buffalo or BBQ dip and you’ve got something to pick at between pizza slices.

I’d happily order this for a couple sharing a pizza, or as an extra for a group where people are likely to circle the box looking for something other than crust. It earns my Best Combo / Sharing Side spot without needing much explanation.

Giant Choc Chip Cookie

By the time the Giant Choc Chip Cookie arrives, I’m usually telling myself I don’t need dessert. That plan tends to last about thirty seconds once the box is opened.

It comes warm in its own round box and is cut into wedges like a giant eight-inch pizza. The outside develops a crisp, golden edge, but the centre stays ridiculously soft and gooey, with molten chocolate running through the middle.

At £8.19, it’s much more of a sharing dessert than a little afterthought. Three or four people can easily take a wedge each, although I won’t pretend I haven’t reheated a leftover slice the next morning with a mug of tea. For a proper end to a big takeaway, this is the Ultimate Dessert Indulgence.

Alternatives to Papa Johns

• Domino’s
• Pizza Hut
• Pizza Express

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Before You Order

I’ve built these Papa Johns prices by checking the official website across different UK postcodes, comparing them with delivery apps, and looking at local franchise menus. Prices can shift slightly by area, but tracking multiple locations and averaging them gives a useful baseline that’s usually within pennies to a pound or two of the price you’ll see at checkout.

I also don’t rely on the menu alone. I’ve visited local branches, actually eaten the pizzas, and cross-referenced real customer Google reviews to separate genuinely good choices, like the Garlic Epic Stuffed Crust, from the bits that sound better in marketing than they taste in the box. I check and update the prices regularly too, so sudden jumps are less likely to catch you out.

Now all that’s left is the fun bit. Pick your crust, check the latest bundle deals, add a dip or two if you fancy, and get that takeaway sorted.

Christopher John

I’m Christopher John, the independent creator and writer behind The Menu Hub.
I research and write about UK restaurant menus, prices, calories, and nutritional information to help diners plan their meals. I regularly review the information I publish because menus, prices, and offers can change.
The Menu Hub is independent, and I have no corporate affiliation with the restaurant brands I cover.