About these prices: The prices below are as listed by FastFoodMenuPrices.com (prices updated July 30, 2026) and were captured on October 8, 2026. Round Table Pizza prices vary by location and change often, so check your local store before you order. Paisa’s Pizza is not affiliated with Round Table Pizza.
Round Table Pizza’s captured menu is short—21 items—but it holds one clear pattern. Eight of its nine specialty pizzas are listed at exactly $17.48. King Arthur’s Supreme, Maui Zaui, Montague’s All Meat Marvel, Gourmet Veggie, BBQ Chicken and the rest all share that price. Only the Hawaiian breaks rank, at $14.99.
The build-your-own side of the menu looks very different. The Create Your Own Pizza (Multi Topping) climbs through five sizes, from $13.11 for a 4-slice Personal to $46.23 for a 16-slice Extra Large. The specialty listings, by contrast, carry no size at all in the source, which is the main thing to check before you compare the two.
This guide covers every captured item and price: the create-your-own ladder, the specialty pizzas, starters and sides, the single salad, the single dessert and two drinks. Because the list is short, we spend more time on what the prices do and do not tell you, plus a comparison with Paisa’s Pizza in Philadelphia, ordering tips and a detailed FAQ.
A reminder before you start: these prices were listed by a third-party price site, not published by Round Table. Stores can and do charge different amounts, so treat this as a guide and confirm with your local restaurant or its online menu.
Round Table Pizza Menu Highlights
Ham and pineapple on red sauce, the only specialty pizza listed below the common specialty price.
Four meats and four vegetables, listed at the same price as the four-ingredient All Meat Marvel.
The only create-your-own size listed below the specialty pizzas, at four slices.
Round Table Pizza Menu with Prices
21 priced items across 6 menu sections. Each section has its full price table below.
| Menu Section | Items | Price Range |
|---|---|---|
| Create Your Own | 5 | $13.11 – $46.23 |
| Specialty Pizzas | 9 | $14.99 – $17.48 |
| Starters & Sides | 3 | $7.48 – $13.73 |
| Salads | 1 | $11.24 |
| Desserts | 1 | $7.48 |
| Beverages | 2 | $4.98 – $6.23 |
Round Table Pizza Create Your Own Prices
The create-your-own pizza is the only item on this menu with a full size ladder, and each size comes with a slice count in its description. Personal (4 slices) is $13.11. Small (6 slices) is $23.11. Medium (8 slices) is $32.48. Large (12 slices) is $41.23. Extra Large (16 slices) is $46.23. Each lets you choose a hand-made crust, a sauce and toppings from a list of 20 ingredients.
Every name in this section includes “Multi Topping”, and the source does not say how many toppings the price covers. That label likely explains why these prices sit so far above the specialty pizzas, but we cannot confirm it from the data. The Personal is the only create-your-own size listed below the specialty pizzas.
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Personal – Create Your Own Pizza (Multi Topping) | $13.11 |
| Medium – Create Your Own Pizza (Multi Topping) | $32.48 |
| Large – Create Your Own Pizza (Multi Topping) | $41.23 |
| Extra Large – Create Your Own Pizza (Multi Topping) | $46.23 |
| Small – Create Your Own Pizza (Multi Topping) | $23.11 |
Round Table Pizza Specialty Pizzas Prices
Nine specialty pizzas are listed, and eight of them cost $17.48: King Arthur’s Supreme, Chicken and Garlic Gourmet, Maui Zaui, Montague’s All Meat Marvel, Gourmet Veggie, BBQ Chicken, Italian Garlic Supreme and Guinevere’s Garden Delight. The Hawaiian, with ham and pineapple on red sauce, is $14.99.
The source does not say which size these prices are for. That matters, because the menu lists a multi-topping create-your-own Small at $23.11. Do not assume the $17.48 specialty is a large; check the size on your local menu. Within the eight, the topping lists vary widely, from four meats on the All Meat Marvel to eight toppings on King Arthur’s Supreme, and the sauces range from zesty red to creamy garlic, Polynesian and BBQ ranch.
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| King Arthur’s Supreme Pizza | $17.48 |
| Chicken and Garlic Gourmet Pizza | $17.48 |
| Maui Zaui Pizza | $17.48 |
| Montague’s All Meat Marvel Pizza | $17.48 |
| Gourmet Veggie Pizza | $17.48 |
| BBQ Chicken Pizza | $17.48 |
| Italian Garlic Supreme Pizza | $17.48 |
| Hawaiian Pizza | $14.99 |
| Guinevere’s Garden Delight Pizza | $17.48 |
Round Table Pizza Starters & Sides Prices
Three items here. Garlic Parmesan Twists are $7.48, made from the chain’s dough and served with a choice of dipping sauce. Classic Wings and Boneless Wings are both $13.73, tossed in a sauce and served with ranch or bleu cheese dip.
The source gives no piece count for the twists or the wings, so we cannot say how many you get. The two wing styles share a price, so choose bone-in or boneless on preference alone. Note that both wing orders are listed above the Hawaiian and the other specialty pizzas.
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Garlic Parmesan Twists | $7.48 |
| Classic Wings | $13.73 |
| Boneless Wings | $13.73 |
Round Table Pizza Salads Prices
One salad is captured: the Garden Salad at $11.24, with mixed greens, grape tomatoes, cucumbers, baby spinach, carrots and garlic croutons, plus a choice of dressing.
That price is higher than the Garlic Parmesan Twists and close to the specialty pizzas, so the salad is not a low-cost add-on here. The source does not say whether it is a side or an entree size.
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Garden Salad | $11.24 |
Round Table Pizza Desserts Prices
Churro Twists are the only dessert, at $7.48. They are rolled in a cinnamon-sugar mix and served with caramel dipping sauce.
They share their price with the Garlic Parmesan Twists, which suggests both come from the same twist format, though the source does not give a count for either.
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Churro Twists | $7.48 |
Round Table Pizza Beverages Prices
Two drinks are listed: a 20 fl oz Bottled Soda at $4.98 and a 2 Liter Pepsi at $6.23. The source names Pepsi for the 2-liter but does not list the flavours available.
For a group, the 2-liter holds far more than a 20-ounce bottle and is listed at a higher price; the source gives no other sizes.
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Bottled Soda (20 fl oz) | $4.98 |
| 2 Liter Pepsi | $6.23 |
Why $17.48 Is the Number to Know
On most pizza menus, specialty pies cost more as the topping list gets longer. Round Table’s capture does not work that way. King Arthur’s Supreme lists pepperoni, Italian sausage, salami, linguica, mushrooms, green peppers, onions and black olives. Montague’s All Meat Marvel lists four meats. Guinevere’s Garden Delight lists five vegetables. All three are $17.48.
That flat price gives you a simple rule: among the eight $17.48 pizzas, the price does not reward choosing fewer toppings. If you like a fuller pizza, King Arthur’s Supreme or the Gourmet Veggie, with artichoke hearts, zucchini, spinach, mushrooms, tomatoes, garlic and onions, put the most listed ingredients on the crust for the same price as the rest.
The one exception is the Hawaiian at $14.99. It has two main toppings, ham and pineapple, on red sauce. It is the lowest-priced specialty and the lowest-priced pizza on the menu after the Personal create-your-own.
The Size Gap Between Specialty and Create-Your-Own
Here is the part that needs care. A specialty pizza is $17.48. A multi-topping create-your-own Small is $23.11, a Medium $32.48 and a Large $41.23. Read at face value, every specialty pizza costs less than every create-your-own size except the Personal.
But the source gives no size for the specialty pizzas, while it gives a size and a slice count for every create-your-own. We do not know whether $17.48 buys a Personal, a Small or something bigger. It is possible that the specialty price is for a smaller pie than the create-your-own sizes it appears to undercut. So the honest reading is narrower: a specialty pizza is listed at $17.48 in an unstated size, and that is the figure to confirm with your store before choosing between a specialty and a build-your-own.
If your local menu shows the specialty price is for a Large, the specialty pizzas are the clear choice. If it turns out to be a Personal or Small, compare it with the $13.11 Personal and $23.11 Small create-your-own instead.
Sides, Salad and Drinks Are Priced Close to the Pizzas
The other notable feature of this menu is how high the extras sit relative to the pizzas. Classic and Boneless Wings are $13.73, which is above the $13.11 Personal pizza and the $14.99 Hawaiian. The Garden Salad is $11.24. The twists, at $7.48, are listed at the same price as the Churro Twists dessert, and the 2-liter Pepsi is $6.23.
The practical effect is that add-ons can quickly change the shape of an order. If your goal is to feed people at the lowest listed price, the data points to pizza first: a specialty at $17.48 or the Hawaiian at $14.99, before wings or a salad. If you do want a side, the Garlic Parmesan Twists are the lowest-priced food item on the menu, sharing that spot with the dessert twists.
Because the menu is short, there are no small dipping cups, single breadsticks or cookies in the capture to round out an order cheaply. Ask your local store whether it carries extras that the source did not list.
How Round Table Pizza Compares With Paisa’s Pizza
Paisa’s Pizza is an independent New York-style pizzeria at 4263 Frankford Ave in Philadelphia, delivering to ZIP codes 19111, 19114, 19115, 19116, 19124, 19135, 19136, 19149, 19152 and 19154. Our pizza, calzone and stromboli prices are not listed online—call (215) 904-7353 for those—so we only compare items where both menus show a price.
- Pizza for a group: Round Table’s multi-topping Large create-your-own is $41.23 for 12 slices. Paisa’s Special #02 is two large plain pizzas and a 2-liter soda for $21.95. Those are different orders—multi-topping against plain—so compare what you actually want.
- Wings: Round Table lists Classic and Boneless Wings at $13.73 with no piece count. Our Breaded Boneless Wings are $10.00 for 10 pieces, and our Fried Chicken Wings are $7.50 for 4 pieces.
- Garlic bread: Garlic Parmesan Twists are $7.48. Our Garlic Bread is $2.50, and Garlic Bread with Cheese is $3.50.
- Cinnamon dessert: Churro Twists are $7.48. Our Cinnamon Sticks are $4.50.
- The big order: Special #05 covers two large plain pizzas, 10 buffalo wings, large fries and a 2-liter soda for $34.95.
Round Table’s captured menu lists one salad; we offer eight salads, plus cheesesteaks, hoagies, pasta and Mexican food. See the full pizza menu.
Tips for Ordering From Round Table Pizza
- Ask your store what size the $17.48 specialty price covers before you compare it with the create-your-own sizes.
- Among the eight $17.48 specialties, pick the fullest topping list you like. King Arthur’s Supreme and the Gourmet Veggie carry the most listed ingredients at that price.
- For the lowest-priced specialty, the Hawaiian is $14.99.
- On the create-your-own ladder, the Personal at $13.11 is the only size listed below the specialty pizzas.
- Wings are $13.73 for either style, so choose classic or boneless on preference.
- For a group, the 2 Liter Pepsi at $6.23 holds far more than the $4.98 20-ounce bottled soda.
- King Arthur’s Supreme lists anchovies or shrimp as on-request additions. Ask your store about any extra charge.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are Round Table Pizza menu prices?
In this capture, Round Table Pizza menu prices run from $4.98 for a 20-ounce bottled soda to $46.23 for an Extra Large multi-topping create-your-own pizza. Eight specialty pizzas are $17.48 and the Hawaiian is $14.99. Create-your-own pizzas are $13.11 (Personal), $23.11 (Small), $32.48 (Medium), $41.23 (Large) and $46.23 (Extra Large). Garlic Parmesan Twists and Churro Twists are $7.48 each, wings are $13.73, the Garden Salad is $11.24, and a 2-liter Pepsi is $6.23. These are third-party listed prices captured on one date, and stores can charge different amounts, so confirm locally before you order.
What is on the Round Table Pizza menu?
The captured Round Table Pizza menu has 21 items in six sections. There is a create-your-own multi-topping pizza in five sizes, nine specialty pizzas with names such as King Arthur’s Supreme, Maui Zaui and Guinevere’s Garden Delight, three starters and sides (Garlic Parmesan Twists, Classic Wings and Boneless Wings), one Garden Salad, one dessert (Churro Twists) and two drinks. The source does not list pastas, sandwiches or a full drinks range, so your local store may offer more than this capture shows. Treat it as a snapshot of the core menu rather than the complete list.
How much is a specialty pizza at Round Table?
Eight of the nine specialty pizzas are listed at $17.48: King Arthur’s Supreme, Chicken and Garlic Gourmet, Maui Zaui, Montague’s All Meat Marvel, Gourmet Veggie, BBQ Chicken, Italian Garlic Supreme and Guinevere’s Garden Delight. The Hawaiian is $14.99. The source does not say which size these prices are for, and that is important, because the multi-topping create-your-own Small is listed at $23.11. Ask your store what size the specialty price covers before you decide between a specialty and a build-your-own. Local prices may also differ from the captured figures, so treat these as a guide.
How much is a large pizza at Round Table?
The only pizza in the capture that names a Large is the Large Create Your Own Pizza (Multi Topping), listed at $41.23 for 12 slices. The specialty pizzas carry no size in the source, so we cannot give a large specialty price. If you want 16 slices, the Extra Large create-your-own is $46.23; for 8 slices, the Medium is $32.48. Because the create-your-own names include the words Multi Topping and the source does not say how many toppings that covers, ask your store whether a simpler pizza is priced differently.
How many slices are in each Round Table pizza size?
The create-your-own descriptions in the capture give slice counts for each size. A Personal has 4 slices, a Small 6, a Medium 8, a Large 12 and an Extra Large 16. Prices for those sizes are $13.11, $23.11, $32.48, $41.23 and $46.23. The specialty pizzas do not list a size or a slice count in the source, so we cannot tell you how many slices a $17.48 specialty pizza has. If you are planning for a group, counting slices from the create-your-own sizes is the most reliable guide this data allows.
How much are wings at Round Table Pizza?
Classic Wings and Boneless Wings are both listed at $13.73. They are tossed in a sauce and served with ranch or bleu cheese dipping sauce. The source does not give a piece count or say which sauces are available, so check your local menu for those details. Both wing orders are listed above the $13.11 Personal pizza and the $14.99 Hawaiian, so on this menu wings are not a low-cost add-on. Because the two styles share one price, choose bone-in or boneless purely on preference, and ask about sauce options when you order.
What is the cheapest thing on the Round Table Pizza menu?
The lowest price in the capture is $4.98 for a 20-ounce bottled soda. For food, the Garlic Parmesan Twists and Churro Twists are $7.48 each. The lowest-priced pizza is the Personal Create Your Own Pizza (Multi Topping) at $13.11 for 4 slices, followed by the Hawaiian at $14.99. The Garden Salad is $11.24. The captured menu is short, with no small add-ons such as single dipping cups, so the floor is higher than on many pizza menus. Local stores may offer items the capture does not include, and their prices may differ from these listed figures.
How does Round Table Pizza compare with Paisa's Pizza in Philadelphia?
Paisa’s Pizza on Frankford Ave serves New York-style pizza and delivers across ten Northeast Philadelphia ZIP codes. Where both menus list prices, Round Table’s wings are $13.73 with no piece count, while our Breaded Boneless Wings are $10.00 for 10 pieces. Round Table’s Garlic Parmesan Twists are $7.48 and our Garlic Bread is $2.50. Our Special #02, two large plain pizzas with a 2-liter soda, is $21.95. Our individual pizza prices are not listed online, so call (215) 904-7353 for a quote. We also serve cheesesteaks, hoagies, pasta, salads and Mexican food.
Final Verdict
Round Table’s captured menu is small but tidy. Eight specialty pizzas share one price, $17.48, whether they carry four toppings or eight. The Hawaiian is the only cheaper specialty, at $14.99. The create-your-own pizza runs a full five-size ladder, from $13.11 to $46.23.
The open question is size. The source gives sizes and slice counts for the create-your-own pizzas but none for the specialties, so the apparent gap between the two may partly be a size gap. Confirm it with your store before you order.
The best-value order in this data is King Arthur’s Supreme Pizza at $17.48: eight listed toppings across meats and vegetables, at the same price as specialty pizzas with half as many.