Roman’s Pizza Menu Prices in South Africa

Roman’s Pizza is one of South Africa’s biggest home-grown pizza chains, built around a simple pitch: big pizzas, small prices. Founded in Pretoria and now trading from more than 250 stores nationwide, it’s best known for the Sava Flava deal (two large pizzas for one low price), alongside a full menu of gourmet pizzas, pasta, salads, sides and drinks. Below is the current Roman’s Pizza price list for South Africa, covering every category on the menu.

Roman’s Pizza Specials & Combo Prices

Roman’s Pizza’s specials are the main reason it competes so hard on price against Debonairs and Panarottis. The Sava Flava deal is the headline offer, but there are smaller combo options too if you’re eating solo.

Special / Combo	Price
Double Large Sava Flava (2 Large Pizzas)	R169.80
Family Meal Deal	R199.90
Double Delight Combo	R19.90
Combo Sava Flava Small Pizza	R36.90
Combo Pizza Pie	R34.90
Chicken Pops Combo	R39.90
Chicken Strips Combo	R44.90
Caramel Dessert Pie Combo	R28.90
Chocolate Dessert Pie Combo	R33.90

The Double Large Sava Flava deal is not actually a discount

This is the single most useful thing to know before you order. The Double Large Sava Flava is R169.80 for two large pizzas, which is exactly two times the R84.90 large Sava Flava price. To the cent. It is a convenience bundle, not a saving, so there is no reason to feel you are missing out by ordering the two pizzas individually.

The combo upgrades elsewhere in the table are more honest and very consistent, costing between R4 and R7. A Combo Sava Flava Small Pizza is R36.90 against R29.90 for the pizza alone, a R7 step. The Chicken Pops Combo at R39.90 and Chicken Strips Combo at R44.90 both add R5 to their standalone items. The Caramel and Chocolate Dessert Pie Combos both add exactly R4.

The Double Delight Combo at R19.90 is the cheapest line in the entire specials table, and the Family Meal Deal at R199.90 is the largest single order on the menu.

Roman’s Pizza Menu Prices (Small & Large)

The core menu splits into two ranges: the everyday Sava Flava range (also sold at Classic Cheese pricing) and the Gourmet range, which uses fresh toppings like feta, avo and bacon. Every pizza on the list below is available in Small and Large.

Pizza	Small	Large
BBQ Chicken (Sava Flava)	R29.90	R84.90
Ham (Sava Flava)	R29.90	R84.90
Mushroom Margherita (Sava Flava)	R29.90	R84.90
Pepperoni (Sava Flava)	R29.90	R84.90
Hot Chicken (Sava Flava)	R29.90	R84.90
Sweetelicious Chicken (Sava Flava)	R29.90	R84.90
Classic Cheese	R29.90	R84.90
Margherita	R30.90	R81.90
Hawaiian	R38.90	R98.90
Regina	R38.90	R98.90
Pepperoni Deluxe	R38.90	R98.90
Beef Pizza	R38.90	R98.90
Triple Cheese	R40.90	R103.90
Hot One	R40.90	R103.90
Tropical	R41.90	R109.90
Tangy Russian	R41.90	R109.90
Bacon Supreme	R41.90	R109.90
Bolognaise	R41.90	R109.90
Fetaroni	R41.90	R109.90
BBQ Chicken & Mushroom	R41.90	R109.90
BBQ Chicken & Pineapple	R41.90	R109.90
BBQ Chicken Supreme	R41.90	R109.90
Peri-Peri Chicken	R41.90	R109.90
BBQ Spare Rib & Mushroom	R41.90	R109.90
BBQ Spare Rib & Pineapple	R41.90	R109.90
Supreme	R45.90	R114.90
Four In One	R48.90	R122.90
Chick ‘N Mayo (Bacon)	R48.90	R122.90
Chick ‘N Mayo (Feta)	R48.90	R122.90
Sweet Chilli Chicken	R48.90	R122.90
Bacon, Avo & Feta	R53.90	R129.90

Small or large? Roman’s is one of the few places where two smalls win

Most pizza advice says always buy the large. At Roman’s the arithmetic is less clear-cut, because the large costs between 2.4 and 2.8 times the small depending on which pizza you pick, and a large is not close to three times the food.

The gap is widest at the cheap end. A large Sava Flava is R84.90 while two small Sava Flavas cost R59.80, so two smalls save you R25.10 and give you two different toppings into the bargain. That is a 2.84 times multiplier from small to large, the steepest on the menu.

At the premium end the multiplier tightens considerably. Bacon, Avo & Feta runs R53.90 small to R129.90 large, a 2.41 times step, and the Supreme and Four In One both sit at roughly 2.50 times. So the more expensive the pizza, the more sense the large makes.

One pricing quirk worth catching: the Margherita is the only pizza whose small costs more than a Sava Flava (R30.90 against R29.90) but whose large costs less (R81.90 against R84.90). At R81.90 the large Margherita is the cheapest large pizza Roman’s sells.

Verdict: if you are ordering from the R29.90 Sava Flava tier, buy two smalls rather than one large. If you are ordering from the R45.90-and-up tier, buy the large.

Roman’s Pizza Pasta & Salad Prices

Not everyone wants pizza every visit. Roman’s Pizza also runs a small but solid pasta and salad range, including a halaal-friendly chef salad.

Pasta	Price
Chicken Romana	R79.90
Chicken Lasagne	R79.90
Meat Lasagne	R79.90
Vegetarian Lasagne	R79.90

Salad	Price
House Salad	R45.90
Greek Salad	R54.90
Chicken Salad	R66.90
Chef Salad (Halaal)	R66.90

Pasta and salad prices in context

All four pasta dishes (Chicken Romana, Chicken Lasagne, Meat Lasagne and Vegetarian Lasagne) are priced identically at R79.90, so the choice is purely about what you feel like eating. It also means the vegetarian lasagne carries no discount despite having no meat in it.

For context, R79.90 is only R2 less than a large Margherita at R81.90. If you are feeding more than one person, the pizza is the better buy; if you are eating alone, the pasta is a single portion rather than something you will be reheating tomorrow.

On the salads, a House Salad is R45.90, a Greek Salad is R54.90, and the Chicken Salad and Chef Salad both sit at R66.90. That puts the Chef Salad within R15 of a large Margherita, which is the same pattern we see across South African fast food: the salad is priced as a light main, not as the cheap option.

Roman’s Pizza Sides, Starters & Pizza Pie Prices

Side	Price
Fresh Chilli Side	R12.90
Garlic Side	R12.90
Jalapeno Side	R12.90
Chilli Sauce Side	R11.90
Peri Peri Sauce Side	R11.90
Greek Dressing Side	R11.90
Honey Mustard Side	R11.90

Starter	Price
Chicken Pops	R34.90
Chicken Strips (Plain)	R39.90

Pizza Pie is Roman’s Pizza’s answer to a grab-and-go pastry: a folded, hand-held pocket rather than a flat pizza slice. It’s a cheap option when you want something quick between meals.

Pizza Pie	Price
BBQ Chicken	R26.90
Mushroom Margherita	R26.90
Beef	R27.90
Chicken Mayo	R27.90
Bolognaise	R27.90
Ham	R27.90
Pepperoni	R27.90
Hot Chicken	R27.90
Triple Cheese	R27.90
Sweetelicious Chicken & Feta	R29.90

Pizza Pie prices: the cheapest hot item on the menu

Pizza Pies start at R26.90 for BBQ Chicken and Mushroom Margherita, most flavours are R27.90, and the Sweetelicious Chicken & Feta is R29.90. Every flavour, the online pie deals and how a pie compares with a small pizza are on our Roman’s Pizza Pie prices page.

The starters are simple: Chicken Pops at R34.90 and plain Chicken Strips at R39.90. Sides and dips are all R11.90 or R12.90, with the sauces (chilli, peri peri, Greek dressing and honey mustard) at R11.90 and the fresh chilli, garlic and jalapeno at R12.90.

Roman’s Pizza Dessert & Drinks Prices

Dessert	Price
Caramel Dessert Pie	R24.90
Belgian Chocolate Dessert Pie	R29.90

Drink	Price
7 Up Free 330ml	R9.90
Mirinda 330ml	R9.90
Mountain Dew 330ml	R9.90
Pepsi 330ml	R9.90
Pepsi Max 330ml	R9.90
7 Up Free 2L	R24.90
Mirinda 2L	R24.90
Mountain Dew 2L	R24.90
Pepsi 2L	R24.90
Pepsi Max 2L	R24.90
Liquifruit Orange	R14.90
Liquifruit Breakfast Punch	R14.90
Liquifruit Berry Blaze	R14.90
Rhodes Apple Juice	R9.90
Rhodes Cranberry Juice	R9.90
Rhodes Mango Juice	R9.90
Switch Energy Dry Lemon	R13.90
Switch Energy Element	R13.90
Switch Energy Original	R13.90
Switch Kiwi, Mango & Strawberry	R13.90
Reboost	R14.90
Roman’s Pizza Water 500ml	R13.90
Fomo Cup	R1.00

Drinks and desserts: the 2L is the standout value line

Every 330ml can (Pepsi, Pepsi Max, 7 Up Free, Mirinda and Mountain Dew) is R9.90, which makes Roman’s one of the few places you can still buy a soft drink for under R10.

The 2L bottles are R24.90, and this is where the real value sits. A 2L costs about 2.5 times a 330ml can but holds roughly six times the liquid, so you get more than double the drink per rand by taking the 2L. If you are ordering pizza for more than one person, the bottle is the obvious call.

On desserts, the Caramel Dessert Pie is R24.90 and the Belgian Chocolate Dessert Pie is R29.90. Both are cheaper as combos from the specials table, at R28.90 and R33.90 respectively once a drink is bundled in, a R4 upgrade either way.

Most Popular Items at Roman’s Pizza

If you’re ordering for the first time, these are the items South Africans order most: the Double Large Sava Flava deal for pure value, the Bacon, Avo & Feta for a gourmet option, and the Chicken Lasagne for anyone skipping pizza altogether. The Chicken Pops starter is the most popular add-on to any order.

Roman’s Pizza Trading Hours

Most Roman’s Pizza branches keep the same schedule seven days a week, though individual stores (especially in malls or on university campuses) can open later or close earlier. Always check with your nearest branch if you’re cutting it close.

Day	Hours
Monday – Sunday	10:00 – 21:00

How Roman’s Pizza Prices Can Vary by City

Roman’s Pizza runs a national price list, but franchise pricing in South Africa is never perfectly uniform: a branch in Sandton or Cape Town CBD can price slightly above a branch in a smaller town, and delivery-platform pricing (Uber Eats, Mr D Food) usually carries a markup over walk-in prices. The prices above reflect Roman’s Pizza’s standard national list. City-by-city comparisons covering Johannesburg, Cape Town, Durban and Pretoria are on our roadmap.

Alternatives to Roman’s Pizza

If you’re comparing pizza chains in South Africa before you order, these are Roman’s Pizza’s closest rivals on price and availability:

• Debonairs Pizza menu prices
• Panarottis menu prices
• Pizza Hut South Africa

Roman’s Pizza FAQs

How much is the Roman’s Pizza Sava Flava deal?

The Double Large Sava Flava deal (two large pizzas from the Sava Flava range) costs R169.80. Small Sava Flava pizzas are priced individually from R29.90.

How many Roman’s Pizza branches are there in South Africa?

Roman’s Pizza operates roughly 250-plus branches across South Africa, making it one of the most widely available pizza chains in the country. Branch counts change as new stores open, so treat this as an approximate figure.

Does Roman’s Pizza deliver?

Yes. Roman’s Pizza offers delivery through its own website and app, as well as through third-party platforms like Uber Eats and Mr D Food. Delivery pricing and availability depend on your branch.

Are there vegetarian options at Roman’s Pizza?

Yes. Mushroom Margherita, Classic Cheese, Margherita, and Triple Cheese are all vegetarian, and most pizzas can be customised by removing meat toppings.

Does Roman’s Pizza offer a birthday discount?

Yes. Roman’s Pizza gives 20% off on your birthday when you show valid ID in-store.

Roman’s Pizza is independently owned by franchisees, so prices at your local branch may differ slightly from the national list above. Always confirm with your nearest store before ordering.