What Are Mountain Mike’s Pizza Menu Prices?
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Mountain Mike’s Pizza prices start around $10.79 to $15.59 for selected basic pizzas on sampled restaurant menus, while specialty pizzas start around $23.99 to $26.45. Larger sizes, additional toppings, wings, and sides raise the total. The chain’s oversized Mountain pizza can cost considerably more than its smaller options.
These are location-specific starting prices, not nationwide prices for every pizza size. Mountain Mike’s operates franchised restaurants, and menu prices vary by store, pizza size, and ordering channel. The examples below come from published restaurant and delivery menus reviewed in October 2026.
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- Basic pizzas: Sampled locations advertise cheese, pepperoni, and create-your-own pizzas starting around $10.79 to $15.59 (at $30 per hour, earning that amount would take about 22 to 31 minutes, before taxes).
- Specialty pizzas: The Everest, Pikes Peak, and similar combinations start around $23.99 to $26.45 on sampled menus.
- Wings: One Concord restaurant lists bone-in wings from $13.19 and boneless wings from $14.39.
- Sides: Garlic sticks with cheese cost $9.99 at the sampled Concord restaurant.
- Group orders: Size, toppings, delivery fees, and extras matter more than the advertised starting price.
Mountain Mike’s Menu Prices
The following prices are published by a Mountain Mike’s Concord restaurant menu. Pizza prices with a plus sign are starting prices. They do not establish the cost of a particular large or Mountain-size pizza.
| Menu Item | Published Price |
|---|---|
| Create Your Own Pizza | $10.79+ (about 22 minutes at $30 per hour) |
| Cheese Pizza | $10.79+ |
| Pepperoni Pizza | $10.79+ |
| Hawaiian Pizza | $11.69+ |
| The Everest | $23.99+ |
| Pikes Peak | $23.99+ |
| The McKinley | $23.99+ |
| Mt. Veggiemore | $23.99+ |
| Chicken Club | $23.99+ |
| Snowy Alps | $23.99+ |
| Half Dome Sandwich | $13.19 |
| Cliff Hanger Sandwich | $13.19 |
| Buffalo Wings | $13.19+ |
| Boneless Buffalo Wings | $14.39+ |
| Garlic Sticks with Cheese | $9.99 |
| Mozzarella Sticks | $11.99 |
| Garden Salad | $11.99+ |
| Pizza Cookie | $9.59 |
The table combines base pizza prices with fixed-price side dishes. Selecting a larger pizza or modifying toppings can change the amount. The restaurant’s online checkout is needed to establish the final price of a chosen combination.
A separate San Jose delivery menu lists pepperoni and cheese pizzas from $15.59 and The Everest from $26.39. These figures are higher than Concord’s published starting prices, illustrating why a single universal menu table would be misleading.
Pizza Sizes and Specialty Choices
Mountain Mike’s offers several pizza sizes, traditionally including mini, small, medium, large, and Mountain. Its signature pizzas are known for generous toppings, particularly the chain’s crispy, curly pepperoni.
The official Mountain Mike’s menu identifies The Everest as a combination of pepperoni, Italian sausage, salami, linguica, beef, mushrooms, black olives, bell peppers, and onions.
Pikes Peak is the meat-focused combination, while Mt. Veggiemore includes mushrooms, olives, peppers, artichoke hearts, and tomatoes. Chicken Club combines grilled chicken and bacon with creamy garlic sauce. Pineapple Chicken Luau uses barbecue sauce, chicken, bacon, and pineapple.
The official selection also includes Garlic Tuscan, Snowy Alps, Sizzlin’ Bacon Classic, Robbers Roost, Diamond Head, and The McKinley.
The difference between a basic pizza and a specialty combination can be substantial. At Concord, a create-your-own pizza starts at $10.79 (about 22 minutes at $30 per hour), while The Everest starts at $23.99. The advertised starting-price difference is $13.20.
That comparison describes separate menu offers, not necessarily pizzas of identical size. Specialty combinations include more toppings, and customers must select matching sizes before making a strict cost comparison.
Another San Jose restaurant listing advertises pepperoni from $15.59 and The Everest from $25.19. It provides a second independently displayed local price comparison.
How Much Is a Mountain Pizza?
The Mountain is the chain’s oversized pizza format, commonly described as a 20-inch pizza cut into 20 slices. It is intended for larger groups rather than a typical individual meal.
The original article listed Mountain-size create-your-own pizzas at $32.99 and specialty pizzas at $43.99. Those are historical figures from the earlier published menu, not verified October 2026 prices.
The current Mountain Mike’s location finder directs customers to individual restaurants for ordering. The selected store, pizza type, crust, and toppings determine the quoted price.
The Mountain size offers a useful way to compare food quantity. Assuming a circular 20-inch pizza, its surface area is approximately 314 square inches. A hypothetical 14-inch pizza has about 154 square inches, giving the Mountain roughly twice the area.
If a local Mountain pizza costs $48 and a comparable 14-inch pizza costs $30, the respective costs work out to approximately 15.3 cents and 19.5 cents per square inch. These prices are illustrative assumptions, not observed menu offers.
Under those assumptions, the Mountain costs approximately 22% less per square inch. The calculation is most useful for pizzas with similar crust thickness and topping coverage. A Mountain pie with premium toppings may produce a different result.
For groups, the larger pizza may reduce the cost per serving. Customers should also account for whether everyone wants the same toppings and whether any leftovers will actually be eaten.
Wings, Sides, and Salads
Mountain Mike’s serves bone-in wings, boneless wings, garlic sticks, mozzarella sticks, salads, and selected desserts. Availability differs by restaurant.
At Concord, the published side menu lists the following examples.
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Bone-In Wings, Starting Price | $13.19 |
| Boneless Wings, Starting Price | $14.39 |
| Garlic Bread with Cheese | $8.39 |
| Garlic Sticks with Cheese | $9.99 |
| Mozzarella Sticks | $11.99 |
| Mountain Fries | $9.59 |
| Loaded Mountain Fries | $13.19 |
| Chef’s Salad | $7.99+ |
| Antipasto Salad | $8.99+ |
| Garden Salad | $11.99+ |
Wing prices need particular care because the starting price alone does not specify how many pieces will be selected. A per-wing comparison requires the order’s actual quantity.
Another Mountain Mike’s delivery listing shows Buffalo Wings from $11.49, garlic sticks with cheese from $11.49, and mozzarella sticks from $10.34. These are separate location-specific starting prices.
Customers comparing wing costs with pizza should divide the order price by the stated piece count. The cheapest package is not automatically the cheapest option per wing.
Sandwiches, Desserts, and Drinks
The current menu includes the Half Dome and Cliff Hanger sandwiches. Half Dome is an open-faced pizza sandwich made with sauce, mozzarella, and selected pizza toppings. Cliff Hanger is an oven-baked deli sandwich with a choice of meat, vegetables, and melted cheese.
Both are listed at $13.19 on the sampled Concord menu. Chips are included in the published descriptions, making them alternatives to ordering a personal pizza and a separate side.
Desserts include the Pizza Cookie, Cinnamon Dessert Pizza, Apple of My Pie, and Mini Churrs. Concord lists the Pizza Cookie at $9.59, Mini Churrs at $9.59, and Cinnamon Dessert Pizza from $11.99.
Drinks include Pepsi products, bottled water, and other beverages. The Concord menu lists several bottled beverages at $3.59, while its four-drink mix-and-match package is $13.19.
Four individual drinks at $3.59 each would cost $14.36. The four-pack therefore saves $1.17 compared with that particular individual-bottle combination, provided the selected drinks qualify.
Deals, Buffet Prices, and Rewards
Mountain Mike’s advertises limited-time offers and meal bundles through its official promotional website. Offers displayed during the October 2026 review included a Touchdown Trio deal advertised at $29 for Monday-through-Thursday dine-in and carryout purchases and a meal promotion starting at $9.99.
The website also advertised a create-your-own calzone for $7.99 when added to a qualifying medium-or-larger pizza purchase. That amount is an add-on promotional price, not evidence of the calzone’s unrestricted standalone price.
Promotions have eligibility conditions and can expire. Check the offer’s participating restaurants, order minimums, permitted substitutions, and time restrictions.
The earlier article’s claims of a $7 lunch buffet and a chain-wide 50% Tuesday pizza discount cannot be supported as current nationwide offers. Some restaurants may provide buffet service or local specials, but the availability and price must be verified at the selected store.
The company’s rewards program is another potential source of savings. Members should compare any points-based offer with ordinary promotions because the value depends on redemption requirements and qualifying purchases.
Hidden Costs of Delivery
A pizza order may cost more than its advertised menu price because of toppings, delivery charges, service fees, taxes, and tips. A starting-price listing should never be treated as the final price of a large specialty pizza.
Consider a hypothetical order using Concord’s published menu amounts for one Everest pizza at its starting price and one order of garlic sticks with cheese.
| Cost Component | Amount |
|---|---|
| Everest Starting Price | $23.99 |
| Garlic Sticks with Cheese | $9.99 |
| Food Subtotal | $33.98 |
| Illustrative Delivery Charge | $4.00 |
| Illustrative Service Fee | $2.50 |
| Illustrative 8% Food Tax | $2.72 |
| Illustrative Driver Tip | $5.00 |
| Illustrative Total | $48.20 |
The assumed charges are not verified restaurant fees. Actual tax rules, order minimums, discounts, and delivery charges may differ. The example also assumes that the listed starting-price pizza is the selected item without additional upgrades.
Under those assumptions, the order increases from $33.98 to $48.20, an additional $14.22 or roughly 42%. Shared equally between two people, the total is $24.10 each.
Pickup eliminates the assumed driver tip and delivery charge in this example, while direct-order prices or promotional discounts may also change the comparison.
Brand History
Mountain Mike’s Pizza opened its first restaurant in Palo Alto, California, in 1978. According to the company’s published company history, the chain has grown to approximately 300 locations across the western United States and additional markets.
The brand is associated with its crispy, curly pepperoni, family-oriented restaurants, group dining, and sports viewing. Its restaurant formats include dine-in, carryout, and delivery, although services and operating hours differ by location.
A San Jose Story Road location publishes operating hours extending into the early morning, while another San Jose Monterey Road restaurant closes much earlier. This confirms why the old article’s uniform opening and closing hours should not be retained.
Customers comparing restaurant chains can review Peter Piper Pizza menu prices or Godfather’s Pizza menu prices, while allowing for differences in serving size, promotions, and toppings.
What We Verified: The October 2026 review examined Mountain Mike’s official menu, restaurant history, location information, current promotions, a published Concord menu, and multiple San Jose delivery listings. The original article’s fixed nationwide price grid, buffet rate, Tuesday discount, and location count were replaced or qualified. Published starting prices are identified as such. We did not complete checkout transactions or contact restaurants.
Answers to Common Questions
How much does Mountain Mike’s Pizza cost?
Sampled restaurant menus list basic pizzas from approximately $10.79 to $15.59 and specialty pizzas from approximately $23.99 to $26.45. Larger sizes and added toppings cost more.
How much is a Mountain-size pizza?
The current price depends on location and toppings. The Mountain is commonly a 20-inch pizza with 20 slices. Historical prices from the old article should not be treated as current.
How many people does a Mountain pizza feed?
The 20-slice format can serve a group, but the number of people depends on appetites and whether sides are ordered. Six to eight people may share one as part of a larger meal.
Does Mountain Mike’s have a lunch buffet?
Some restaurants may offer buffet service, but availability and current prices are location-dependent. The earlier published $7 buffet price is not verified as a current chain-wide offer.
Does Mountain Mike’s offer a Tuesday discount?
Promotions vary by restaurant and time. A universal 50% Tuesday discount was not established from the reviewed official offers.
What is Mountain Mike’s known for?
The chain is known for crispy, curly pepperoni, specialty combination pizzas, oversized Mountain pizzas, and family-oriented dining.
Does Mountain Mike’s deliver?
Participating restaurants offer delivery through direct ordering and third-party services. Fees, delivery radius, operating hours, and minimum-order requirements vary.
Where did Mountain Mike’s Pizza begin?
The first restaurant opened in Palo Alto, California, in 1978.
Disclosure: Educational content, not financial advice. Prices reflect public information as of the dates cited and can change. Confirm current rates, fees, taxes, and terms with official sources before purchasing. See our methodology and corrections policy.