Domino's Two-Litre Soft Drink — Price, Sizes & Calories (October 2026)

Drinks are where pizza orders quietly leak money, and the two-litre bottle is the exception that doesn't. A supermarket sells the identical bottle for a fraction of the price, so on pure economics you should never order one — but if you're ordering delivery specifically because you don't want to leave the house, that argument collapses.

Compared with the alternatives on the menu, though, the maths is clear. Two litres serves four to six glasses. Individual 20-ounce bottles cost roughly two-thirds as much each and hold about a third as much liquid. If you're feeding more than two people, the large bottle wins comfortably.

The free-drink promotion

Free two-litre offers above a spend threshold are one of the more common promotional structures, and they're worth taking when you were hitting the threshold anyway. What they're not worth is adding items to reach the threshold — you'll spend six dollars to save three, which is not a saving.

Temperature is not guaranteed

Worth knowing: stores keep bottles in a cooler, but on a busy night the cooler gets restocked from a warm back room and turnover is fast. There's a genuine chance your bottle arrives closer to room temperature than cold. If that matters for your evening, having ice ready is a sensible precaution.

Flavour range

The standard set covers cola, diet cola, lemon-lime, orange and root beer at most operators, with the exact lineup depending on which beverage supplier the franchise works with. Zero-sugar options are widely available. If someone in your group has a specific requirement, the app usually lists the exact range for your store.

For anyone avoiding sugar entirely, bottled water is on nearly every menu and is often the same price as a 20-ounce soft drink.