Domino's Pasta Menu: What's Left, Prices and Calories (2026)

Does Domino's have pasta?

Yes, but the list is short. Every one of the 11 Domino's store menus we pulled on Oct. 31, 2026, had the same three pastas: Chicken Alfredo, 5-Cheese Mac & Cheese and Spicy Buffalo 5-Cheese Mac & Cheese. All three are penne baked in a dish in the pizza oven.

Chicken Alfredo mixes grilled chicken breast and Alfredo sauce with penne. The 5-Cheese Mac & Cheese bakes penne with mozzarella, cheddar, American, Parmesan and Asiago plus Alfredo sauce. The Spicy Buffalo version is the same mac and cheese with a drizzle of buffalo sauce.

What happened to Domino's bread bowl pasta?

Domino's bread bowl pasta is no longer offered. None of the 11 store menus we checked listed a bread bowl, and the only way pasta is served is in a dish. Italian Sausage Marinara, Chicken Carbonara and Pasta Primavera were also missing from every menu we pulled. Italian Sausage Marinara still appears in Domino's March 2025 nutrition guide, so treat older lists that include it as out of date.

If you are reading a menu site that still shows bread bowls or a build-your-own pasta, it is using old data. Your store's page in the Domino's app is the final word on what it sells.

How much is Domino's pasta?

Domino's pasta cost $7.99 to $10.99 per dish at menu price across the stores we checked, and all three pastas cost the same at each store. The most common prices were $8.49 and $8.99. Sacramento was the highest at $10.99; Houston and Atlanta were the lowest at $7.99.

You rarely need to pay that. Pasta is part of Domino's Mix & Match deal, which prices two or more items at $6.99 each, so a pasta and a medium 2-topping pizza cost $13.98 before tax. Pasta is also one of the 60-point rewards in Domino's Rewards, the same level as a medium 2-topping pizza. See Domino's deals for how Mix & Match works.

Can you build your own pasta at Domino's?

Not anymore. The current menu has no build-your-own pasta. The only change the online order form allows is on the Chicken Alfredo, where you can leave off the chicken or the Alfredo sauce. The two mac and cheese dishes come as listed. If you want more toppings, a pizza is the better order.

Is Domino's pasta worth ordering?

Domino's pasta is worth it as part of a deal, not on its own. At $6.99 through Mix & Match, a pasta costs $1 to $4 less than its menu price and less than most medium pizzas at full price. It is a good pick for one person in a group who does not want pizza, or as a side the table can share.

At full menu price, the value is weaker. For roughly the same $8.49 to $8.99, the $7.99 carryout deal gets you a large one-topping pizza, which is far more food. Pick Chicken Alfredo if you want protein, and the 5-Cheese Mac & Cheese if you are feeding kids.

How many calories are in Domino's pasta?

Domino's pastas are filling, and the nutrition numbers are for the whole dish. Chicken Alfredo is the lightest at 590 calories with 24 grams of protein. 5-Cheese Mac & Cheese is 830 calories and Spicy Buffalo Mac & Cheese is 840. Sodium is high across the board: 1,020 mg for the Alfredo, 1,680 mg for the mac and cheese and 2,090 mg for the buffalo version.

If you are splitting food for a group, one pasta goes further as a side for two people than as a meal for one. See Domino's nutrition for how the pastas compare with pizza slices, or go back to the Domino's menu.