Smack Pizza Menu and Prices in South Africa

Smack Pizza Co. serves sourdough New York-style pizzas, starters, burgers, focaccia, salads, pasta, macaroni and desserts at several Gauteng branches. This guide covers current delivery prices reviewed on 29 September 2026. Morningside is the main reference branch, with Eagles Landing, Magaliessig and Cradlestone used to explain branch differences. Always select the exact restaurant before relying on a price.

Smack Pizza menu price overview

A basic 32 cm classic pizza costs about R124 to R132, depending on the branch. Popular pepperoni, ham and mushroom, or bacon combinations generally cost R167 to R194. Gourmet pizzas start around R187 and can exceed R280 when they use steak, truffle or Parma ham.

These are delivery-menu prices. Collection, in-store promotions and platform fees can change the final amount. Some branches also have different products, ingredients and Halaal status.

Morningside pizza price highlights

The Classic is the simplest sourdough pizza with red sauce and mozzarella. Adding chicken raises the starting price by R25, while pepperoni adds R35. Smoke and Shrooms is R50 above the base Classic.

Bacon, Feta and Avocado at R194 combines several premium toppings. Buffalo Chicken costs R188 and adds hot sauce and blue cheese dressing. Empire Chicken reaches R207, so check its exact current toppings before deciding that the higher price suits the order.

All prices marked “from” can increase with size, crust option, toppings or platform configuration. Review the final cart after every change.

Eagles Landing classic pizza prices

Eagles Landing offers a broad classic range around R132 to R194. The Classic provides the lowest entry point. Classic Chicken costs R25 more, while Pepperoni is R35 above the base.

Johnny Apple Pie mixes bacon, apple and maple syrup for R162. It is a sweet-savoury option rather than a dessert. The Greek combines spinach, feta and olives and provides a meat-free alternative.

Smoke and Shrooms and Hawaiian share a similar price, so the choice depends on mushroom or pineapple preference. Bacon, Feta and Avocado sits at the upper end because it uses several premium toppings.

Cradlestone Halaal price comparison

Cradlestone shows a R124 Classic, R8 below Morningside and Eagles Landing. Its Pepperoni and Smoke and Shrooms prices also differ. This confirms that Smack Pizza should not be represented with one national price list.

The Cradlestone branch is listed as Halaal. Ingredient names can differ from non-Halaal restaurants, especially where another branch uses ham, bacon or pork products. Confirm certification and exact meat substitutions with the branch.

Use Cradlestone prices only for that branch and live platform. A customer ordering from Morningside or Eagles Landing should use the selected store's menu.

Gourmet sourdough pizza prices

Gourmet pizzas use more complex toppings and carry a wide price spread. Lady Liberty and Buffalo Chicken sit below R190, while steak, truffle and Parma ham combinations cost R282 to R344.

Four Cheese and Tikka Paneer are meat-free choices at R232. Vegetarian does not mean vegan because both use dairy. Veg Out, when available, also uses feta and mozzarella.

Wall Street is the most expensive listed pizza at R344, combining rump steak, bacon, pepperoni, chorizo and several vegetables. It is designed for diners who specifically want a heavily loaded meat pizza.

How to choose a gourmet pizza

Start with the main flavour. Buffalo Chicken and Buzzkill focus on heat. Alfredo and Black Truffle focus on creamy mushroom flavours. Sinatra and Philly Steak are built around beef, while Meat Fest and Wall Street combine several meats.

Compare a premium pizza with a classic plus additions. A R132 Classic with several paid toppings may reach the price of a complete gourmet recipe. The prepared combination is often easier to order consistently.

For two people, pair one rich gourmet pizza with a simpler Classic or salad. Ordering two heavy meat pizzas can reduce variety and create more leftovers.

Starter prices

Shoestring Fries are the lowest starter at R44. Cheese balls, arancini and poppers cluster near R94. They are rich side dishes and are best shared when full pizzas are also ordered.

Eight wings cost R15.50 each, while twelve cost R14.50 each. The larger order provides slightly better value. Chicken strips with fries cost R37 more than strips with dip alone.

For a group of four, one starter and two pizzas may be enough. Ordering multiple fried starters before large sourdough pizzas can increase cost and waste.

Focaccia prices

Adding mixed cheese to garlic focaccia costs R31. Adding bacon raises the price by another R44. The fully topped focaccia costs almost as much as a Classic Chicken pizza.

Choose plain garlic focaccia as a shared bread side. The cheese-and-bacon version is closer to a small meal and may duplicate pizza flavours.

Burger prices

The two R175 burgers provide a choice between chicken and pulled pork. Bacon Cheeseburger costs R32 more. Fries are included, so a separate side is normally unnecessary.

Burgers are useful when one person in a group does not want pizza. Confirm branch availability because Magaliessig and Morningside menus may not show every Eagles Landing item.

Salad prices

Garden Greek is the lowest salad and contains vegetables, olives and feta. Miami adds chickpeas and chicken, while Crispy Chicken and Halloumi includes two rich proteins.

Brooklyn combines sweet chilli chicken, avocado, corn and parmesan. Salmon Salad is the most expensive at R194 because it uses Norwegian salmon and avocado.

Request dressing separately for delivery. Crisp lettuce softens when warm chicken and dressing remain in the same closed container.

Pasta and macaroni prices

Morningside lists Arrabiata Pasta and Classic Mac and Cheese around R132. Magaliessig shows richer macaroni choices such as Greek and Mexicano near R194 to R207. Cradlestone lists Napolitana Pasta from R119 and Four Cheese Macaroni near R219.

Branch menus vary significantly in this section. Use the exact store rather than assuming every pasta is available everywhere. A plain tomato pasta is usually the lowest option, while meat, cheese and spicy additions raise the price.

Pasta and macaroni provide alternatives for diners who want a hot meal without pizza. Compare a R194 macaroni with a R194 classic or gourmet pizza based on sharing needs.

Dip prices

Dips are relatively expensive compared with the R44 fries. Buy one for a table rather than one per diner. Hot Honey adds sweet heat, while Hot as Hell is intended for diners comfortable with chilli.

Ask whether a chosen pizza already includes a similar sauce. A Buffalo, Buzzkill or hot-honey pizza may not need another spicy dip.

Dessert prices

Morningside lists New York baked cheesecake near R132. Cradlestone has shown a Chateau Gateaux cheesecake near R87. Ice cream sizes and flavours vary at branches such as Magaliessig.

The large price difference reflects different products and branch menus. Confirm portion size and brand before comparing. A dessert can be shared after pizza to control the total.

Budget for one person

A solo pizza meal starts around R124 to R132 before a drink. A classic chicken pizza is about R157. A salad or burger generally costs R119 to R207.

Allow R160 to R250 for one meal with a drink or small side. Premium pizzas can take the food cost above R280 before fees.

Budget for two diners

Two people can share one R169 to R194 pizza and add R44 fries. This produces a R213 to R238 food subtotal. Two separate classics cost around R248 to R364.

One gourmet pizza and one Garden Greek salad may total R306 to R463, depending on the pizza. This gives more variety than two similar pizzas.

Budget for groups

For four diners, start with two 32 cm pizzas and one starter. Two mid-range R194 pizzas plus eight wings at R124 cost R512, or R128 each before drinks.

A premium group order can exceed R800 when it includes several gourmet pizzas, starters and desserts. Agree on a food budget before adding dips and extras.

Branch and delivery price differences

Classic pizza is R124 at Cradlestone and R132 at several other branches. Pepperoni ranges from about R167 to R182, while Smoke and Shrooms ranges from R169 to R182.

These differences can reflect branch costs, Halaal ingredients, platform markups and menu updates. The live selected restaurant is the final reference.

Vegetarian and allergen guidance

Vegetarian choices include Classic, Greek, Four Cheese, Tikka Paneer, Veg Out, focaccia and Garden Greek salad. Cheese means most are not vegan.

Common allergens include wheat, dairy, egg, nuts, sesame and soy. Blue cheese, pesto, sauces and fried coatings need additional attention. Shared ovens and preparation surfaces can cause cross-contact.

Contact the branch about serious allergies. Ingredient removal does not guarantee an allergen-free product.

Takeaway and reheating guidance

Sourdough pizza is best eaten soon after collection. Keep boxes flat and avoid sealing extra hot food tightly in plastic, which traps steam.

Refrigerate leftovers promptly. Reheat pizza with dry heat for a firmer crust. Keep salad, sauces and cold toppings separate from food being reheated.

Frequently asked questions

How much is a Smack Pizza Classic?

Current branch prices range from about R124 to R132.

How much is Pepperoni?

Classic Pepperoni ranges from about R167 to R182 depending on branch.

What is the most expensive listed pizza?

Eagles Landing lists the heavily topped Wall Street pizza at R344.

Does Smack Pizza have Halaal branches?

Cradlestone is listed as Halaal. Confirm certification and current menu directly with the chosen location.

Does Smack Pizza sell food besides pizza?

Yes. Selected branches offer starters, burgers, focaccia, salads, wraps, pasta, macaroni, dips and desserts.

Are prices the same at every branch?

No. Current listings show clear differences in prices and available dishes.

Final ordering checklist

Select the exact branch and confirm whether the menu is Halaal. Check pizza size, ingredients, price, platform fees and delivery estimate. Review every “from” option before payment.

For groups, mix one simple pizza with one premium flavour and add sides only when needed.

How to compare pizza value

Start with the base, diameter and number of people sharing. Most current listings describe the normal pizza as a 32 cm pie. A heavily topped pizza is not automatically larger than the Classic; its higher price usually reflects premium ingredients. Compare appetite and toppings separately.

A R132 Classic with one R44 fries order totals R176. A R182 Smoke and Shrooms costs R50 more before sides. The premium makes sense when both diners want ham and mushrooms, but adding toppings to a Classic may be better when only one ingredient is required.

For gourmet value, focus on the dominant ingredient. Steak, truffle and Parma ham explain the highest prices. A R282 truffle pizza should be chosen for that specific flavour rather than because it is assumed to contain more food than a R194 chicken pizza.

Classic pizza flavour guide

The Classic is the clearest choice for diners who want mozzarella, tomato sauce and sourdough flavour without many toppings. Classic Chicken adds a straightforward protein. Pepperoni provides a saltier and spicier meat flavour, while Smoke and Shrooms combines smoky meat with earthy mushroom.

Hawaiian combines ham and pineapple. Johnny Apple Pie uses bacon, apple and maple for a sweeter result. The Greek provides spinach, feta and olives, making it suitable for vegetarians who eat dairy.

Bacon, Feta and Avocado is richer and uses toppings that can change with supply. Avocado quality is seasonal, so confirm availability. Order delicate fresh toppings separately when a long delivery journey could affect texture.

Spicy pizza choices

Buffalo Chicken combines chicken, hot sauce, blue cheese dressing and spring onion. Buzzkill uses pepperoni, chilli and hot honey. Tikka Chicken has aromatic spice rather than only chilli heat. Mexicano, where available, is another hot option.

Heat descriptions are subjective. A pizza marked hot may feel moderate to one diner and uncomfortable to another. For a mixed group, order one spicy pizza and one mild choice. This gives everyone a safe option.

Hot Honey and Hot as Hell dips add another layer of heat. Buy them separately instead of putting extra spice across the whole pizza. Keep dip containers labelled for children and spice-sensitive diners.

Ordering for children

Classic, Classic Chicken and mild cheese focaccia are easier choices for children who dislike mixed toppings. Ask for chilli, strong sauce or herbs to be reduced only when the branch supports that change. A customised order should be checked in the cart.

Hot cheese can cause burns immediately after delivery. Let slices cool and cut them into manageable pieces. Remove whole olives or large toppings for very young children when necessary.

One Classic pizza can be shared by children with a side of fries or chicken strips. Compare that plan with separate individual meals. Drinks and dessert can make several small orders more expensive than one shared pizza.

Planning a mixed group order

Choose one familiar pizza, one vegetarian pizza and one adventurous flavour when ordering for a group without detailed preferences. Classic or Pepperoni covers familiar tastes. Greek, Tikka Paneer or Four Cheese covers meat-free diners, while a steak, truffle or Buffalo pizza adds variety.

Ask about allergies and Halaal requirements before choosing the branch. A Halaal store may replace pork ingredients, while a non-Halaal store may use ham, bacon or Parma ham. Labels should stay with each box.

Order fewer sides when pizzas are heavily topped. Wings, cheese balls, focaccia and macaroni are all filling. Start with one shared starter per four people unless the gathering is intended as a large feast.

Price-per-person examples

A R132 Classic shared by two costs R66 each before drinks. Add R44 fries and the subtotal becomes R88 each. A R194 pizza with fries costs R119 each when split evenly.

Four diners sharing two R194 pizzas and twelve wings at R174 spend R562, or R140.50 each. Replacing the wings with R44 fries lowers the total to R432, or R108 each.

A premium plan using a R282 pizza, a R232 vegetarian pizza and R124 wings totals R638. Split among four, that is R159.50 each before platform fees and drinks. These examples make it easier to set a budget before browsing.

Collection versus delivery

Collection can produce a crisper crust because travel time is shorter and platform fees may be avoided. Arrive near the quoted preparation time. Collecting too early can mean waiting, while arriving late leaves pizza steaming in the box.

Delivery is convenient for groups, but the selected address can change branch availability. A customer may see different prices after moving the delivery pin. Check the restaurant name before completing payment.

Promotions can reduce a platform subtotal, but compare the final amount after service and delivery fees. A higher menu price with a percentage discount is not automatically cheaper than direct collection.

How to order salad with pizza

A Garden Greek adds fresh vegetables for R119 and works with rich meat pizzas. Brooklyn or Chicken Caesar provides more protein but may duplicate chicken already on the pizza. Salmon Salad is substantial enough to serve as an individual main.

For two diners, one pizza and one salad can provide better balance than two pizzas. A R169 pizza plus R119 Garden Greek totals R288, or R144 each. Compare this with two separate pizzas costing more than R300.

Request dressing on the side and keep salad away from hot boxes. Heat and steam wilt lettuce. If collecting, ask staff to bag cold and hot items separately.

Choosing between pizza, pasta and macaroni

Pizza is easiest to share and offers the broadest flavour range. Pasta and macaroni provide individual portions and are useful when one diner wants a bowl meal. Arrabiata and Napolitana are the simplest tomato-based choices.

Cheese, Greek and Mexicano macaroni dishes are richer and can cost as much as a premium pizza. A R207 macaroni is an individual meal, while a R207 pizza may be shared. Compare serving purpose instead of only the price.

Pasta travels in a sealed container and may retain heat better than pizza, but sauces can thicken during delivery. Eat promptly and reheat leftovers thoroughly.

Understanding branch menu changes

Smack Pizza branches do not always update every product simultaneously. One branch may list a pizza that another has removed, and ingredient names can differ. Delivery platforms may also preserve older descriptions temporarily.

When a description conflicts with the item name, contact the restaurant. This is especially important for meat type, Halaal status, allergens and spicy ingredients. Do not rely on a photograph alone.

Prices in this guide are snapshots from current branch listings on the review date. The selected branch's live menu and confirmed telephone information take priority.

Special occasion and party planning

For a party, ask whether the branch can prepare several pizzas for one collection time. Large orders may need advance notice. Confirm slicing, box labels and whether hot and mild pizzas can be separated.

Estimate portions conservatively, then add one flexible Classic rather than several expensive speciality pizzas. Classic leftovers are easier to reheat and suit more guests. Include vegetarian food based on confirmed guest needs.

Keep cold salads and desserts refrigerated until serving. Do not leave chicken, cheese or seafood pizza at room temperature for an extended period. Store leftovers promptly in shallow containers.

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