Two-Litre Soft Drink
$3.49A chilled two-litre bottle in the usual flavour range. The default drink order for anything involving more than two people.
4.0(611)800 calVeg
Drinks menu
Domino's Drinks Menu & Prices (October 2026)
Soft drinks, water and the two-litre bottle that quietly makes or breaks a group order. Example prices, plus an honest assessment of where drinks sit on the value scale.
Last updated October 2026
Example prices — verify at official checkout. Menu pricing is set independently by each franchise store and changes without notice.
Drinks on the menu
| Option | Serves | Example price |
|---|---|---|
| 20 oz Bottle | Single serving | $2.29 |
| Two Litre | Serves 4-6 | $3.49 |
| Bottled Water | 500 ml | $2.29 |
The honest take on pizza drinks
Drinks are the highest-margin thing on a pizza menu and the weakest value line on your receipt. A two-litre bottle at any supermarket costs a fraction of what a pizza store charges, and nobody is pretending otherwise.
That said, the argument collapses somewhat if you are ordering delivery specifically because you do not want to leave the house. Paying a few dollars extra to avoid a separate errand is a perfectly reasonable trade, and it is your call rather than ours.
What is worth being deliberate about is the format. Within the menu, a two-litre bottle is comfortably the best of the available options — roughly three times the liquid of a 20-ounce bottle for about fifty percent more money.
When the free-drink offer is worth taking
A complimentary two-litre above a spend threshold is one of the most common promotional structures in the industry. It is worth three or four dollars, which is small but real.
The rule is simple. If your order already clears the threshold, take it — free is free. If you would need to add items to qualify, do not. Spending six dollars on food you did not want to save three dollars on a bottle is a loss dressed as a win.
For the full picture on where offers help and where they quietly cost you, we broke down the maths on bundle deals.
While you're adding to the order
Dips are the cheapest genuine upgrade on the menu and the one most people forget. A dollar-something makes the crust ends worth finishing.
Garlic Dipping Sauce
$1.29A warm butter-and-garlic dip built for crusts, wedges and bread. The one dip that turns leftover crust ends into something worth eating.
4.7(1,642)250 calVeg
Drinks questions
Most operators carry cola, diet cola, lemon-lime, orange and root beer in 20-ounce bottles and two-litre bottles, plus bottled water. Zero-sugar options are widely available. The exact lineup depends on which beverage supplier your local franchise works with.
Clearly, once you are serving more than two people. A two-litre covers four to six glasses. A 20-ounce single costs around two-thirds as much and holds about a third of the liquid, which makes it the worst value item on most menus.
No. If you were already hitting the spend threshold, take the free bottle — it costs you nothing. Adding items purely to qualify means spending five or six dollars to save three, which is not a saving in any meaningful sense.
Usually, but not reliably. Stores keep bottles in a cooler, though on busy nights that cooler gets restocked from a warm back room and turns over quickly. Having ice ready is a sensible precaution if it matters to you.
Yes. Diet and zero-sugar variants of the main colas and lemon-lime drinks are standard at nearly every operator, and bottled water is on almost every menu — often at the same price as a 20-ounce soft drink, which makes it a reasonable default.