Tim Hortons Pizza Menu 2026: Flatbread Pizza Prices, Calories and Review

Tim Hortons pizza is not the first thing most people think of at Tim’s, but the flatbread pizzas have quietly become one of the best lunch and dinner options on the menu. Each one is made to order and baked in the oven on a roasted garlic flatbread, so you get a warm, cheesy meal in a few minutes without leaving the drive-thru line.

In this guide, I cover every flatbread pizza on the current Canadian menu with prices and calories, what is on each one, how they rank against each other, the Tims Garlic Bread side, dipping sauces, nutrition, and allergens. Prices come from recent Canadian menu listings and change by province and restaurant, so check the Tims app for your local price before you order.

What Is Tim Hortons Flatbread Pizza?

Tim Hortons flatbread pizza is a personal-size pizza built on a roasted garlic flatbread instead of a traditional round crust. Every flavour uses a blend of mozzarella and Monterey Jack cheese, and most are topped with vine ripened tomato sauce. The base has a soft, chewy texture with crispy edges, and reviewers often compare the bread to garlic naan.

Tim Hortons tested the pizzas in Mississauga, Ontario, and then in more test markets across Canada before launching them nationally on April 17, 2024. At launch the Simply Cheese started at $6.99 and the other flavours at $7.99, and delivery through the Tims app began on May 1, 2024. According to the launch announcement, every pizza is prepared fresh to order and oven baked.

Tim Hortons Pizza Menu Prices and Calories 2026

Classic Flatbread Pizzas

These are the two familiar flavours and the easiest place to start. Calories are for the whole flatbread pizza.

Simply Cheese Flatbread Pizza

• Whole Pizza

🏷️ $8.39 • 630 Cals

Pepperoni Flatbread Pizza

• Whole Pizza

🏷️ $9.59 • 750 Cals

Loaded Flatbread Pizzas

These flavours bring something you will not find at a regular pizza shop: chicken and Parmesan, bacon with Everything seasoning, and the meat loaded 3 Meat Hat-Trick. The first two cost the same as the Pepperoni, and the Hat-Trick is listed at $8.99, though not every restaurant carries it.

Chicken Parmesan Flatbread Pizza

• Whole Pizza

🏷️ $9.59 • 760 Cals

Bacon Everything Flatbread Pizza

• Whole Pizza

🏷️ $9.59 • 780 Cals

3 Meat Hat-Trick Flatbread Pizza

• Whole Pizza

🏷️ $8.99 • 930 Cals

How Much Is Tim Hortons Pizza?

The Simply Cheese Flatbread Pizza costs $8.39 before tax on the most recent Canadian listing, and the Pepperoni, Chicken Parmesan and Bacon Everything flatbreads cost $9.59 each. Other listings show lower prices, starting from $6.99 for Simply Cheese and $7.99 for the others, which matches the original launch prices. The Tim Hortons pizza price you pay depends on your province, your restaurant and whether you order in store or through a delivery app.

Tims also runs pizza deals from time to time. When the Spicy Rosé flavour launched in October 2024, any two flatbread pizzas cost $12 for a limited time. Watch the Offers section of the Tims app for current deals, since that is where pizza promotions usually show up.

What Is on Each Tims Flatbread Pizza?

Here is what goes on each pizza, based on the official descriptions Tims shared at launch.

Simply Cheese Flatbread Pizza

The Simply Cheese is the cheapest and lightest pizza on the menu, and the only one without meat. It is just tomato sauce and two melty cheeses on the garlic flatbread, which makes it the best pick for kids and for anyone who wants a plain, classic slice. In the Flavour Network taste test it came out on top of all four flavours.

Pepperoni Flatbread Pizza

The Pepperoni is the closest thing to a regular pizza shop slice. Reviewers called it juicy and fresh, and it is the one I recommend if you are trying Tims pizza for the first time and want something familiar.

Chicken Parmesan Flatbread Pizza

The Tim Hortons Chicken Parmesan pizza feels the most like a full meal. The slow cooked chicken stays moist and herby, and the Parmesan adds a sharper, salty bite on top of the mozzarella and Monterey Jack. It is a good choice when you want something more filling than cheese but not as heavy as bacon.

Bacon Everything Flatbread Pizza

The Bacon Everything Flatbread Pizza is the most unusual one. Instead of tomato sauce it uses a herb and garlic cream cheese base, then adds double smoked bacon and the same Everything seasoning you find on the bagel. It has the most calories of the four regular flavours, and some reviewers found it a little dry because there is no tomato sauce, so it suits people who love garlic and bacon more than classic pizza.

3 Meat Hat-Trick Flatbread Pizza

The 3 Meat Hat-Trick arrived on March 12, 2025 as the meat lover’s option. It stacks sliced bacon, pepperoni and sausage crumble with mozzarella and Monterey Jack on tomato sauce, and menu listings put it at 930 calories, the highest of any Tims pizza. It costs $8.99 on two recent Canadian listings, and it may not be offered at every restaurant, so check the Tims app to see if your local Tims has it.

Spicy Rosé Flatbread Pizza

The Spicy Rosé Flatbread Pizza launched on October 15, 2024 with a spicy and creamy tomato sauce, slow cooked chicken, mozzarella, Monterey Jack and herb seasoning. It was a limited time flavour, and it does not appear on the current Canadian menu listings. Tims often brings back popular limited items, so keep an eye on the app if you liked it.

Tim Hortons Garlic Bread

Tims Garlic Bread launched alongside the 3 Meat Hat-Trick in March 2025 as a side for lunch and dinner. It is a cheesy, pull apart bread made with shredded mozzarella and Monterey Jack, a garlic oil sauce and Italian seasoning, so it is easy to share. Pair it with a flatbread pizza for a bigger meal, or order it on its own as a warm snack. It costs $3.49 on two recent Canadian listings and has about 400 calories, so it adds a fair amount to a pizza meal.

Tims Pizza Dipping Sauces

You can add a dipping sauce to your pizza. When the Spicy Rosé launched, Tims listed five options: Ranch, Chipotle, Cilantro Lime, Habanero and Creamy BBQ. Ranch goes best with the Bacon Everything, Chipotle adds a smoky kick to the Pepperoni, and Habanero is the pick if you want real heat. Sauce choices can change, so check the app for what your restaurant offers today.

Tims Pizza Review: Which Flatbread Is Best?

Pizza at Tim Hortons is not trying to replace a pizzeria. Think of them as a quick, warm, personal size meal that beats most fast food options for the price. Reviews have been more positive than many people expected, and the Flavour Network team said the pizzas tasted better than they thought they would.

Here is how the four national Tims pizza flavours ranked in that taste test, from best to worst:

1. Simply Cheese. Simple, stringy and satisfying, the one they could eat a whole of and still want more.
2. Pepperoni. Juicy and fresh, and the most like a proper pizza.
3. Chicken Parmesan. Moist, herby chicken and a lighter feel.
4. Bacon Everything. Bold garlic flavour but a little dry without tomato sauce.

My own pick: the Pepperoni for a first order, the Chicken Parmesan when I want a real lunch, and the Simply Cheese for kids.

Tim Hortons Pizza Calories and Nutrition

Tim Hortons flatbread pizza calories below are for a whole pizza, based on Canadian menu listings.

The Simply Cheese is the lowest calorie Tims flatbread pizza at 630 calories, and the 3 Meat Hat-Trick is the highest at 930. Cheese, meat and the flatbread itself all add up, so these are filling meals rather than light snacks. If you want to keep it lighter, choose the Simply Cheese, share a meat pizza, skip the dipping sauce and drink water, tea or black coffee with it. The Tims app shows full nutrition for each pizza, including fat and sodium, and updates it as you customize.

Is Tims Pizza Vegetarian?

The Simply Cheese is the only flatbread pizza on the current menu without meat, with just tomato sauce, mozzarella and Monterey Jack on the garlic flatbread. Every other flavour has bacon, pepperoni, sausage or chicken. Tims does not label the pizzas as vegetarian certified, and they are baked in shared ovens, so strict vegetarians should check the official ingredient information first.

Tims Flatbread Pizza Allergens

All Tims flatbread pizzas contain wheat because of the flatbread, and milk because of the cheese. The Bacon Everything also adds cream cheese, and some toppings and seasonings can add other allergens. Pizzas are prepared and baked on shared equipment, so cross contact with other allergens is possible. Check the official Tim Hortons allergen information or ask your restaurant before ordering if you have a food allergy.

What to Drink With Tims Pizza

A salty, cheesy pizza goes best with a cold drink. Tims itself suggested pairing the 3 Meat Hat-Trick and Garlic Bread with a refreshing Quencher. I like an iced coffee with the Bacon Everything, and a plain hot coffee from the Tim Hortons coffee menu works with any of them. For kids, a Tim Hortons hot chocolate and a Simply Cheese is an easy winter lunch.

Final Thoughts

Tim Hortons pizza is one of the best value lunch and dinner items on the menu. The Simply Cheese at $8.39 is the cheapest and lightest pick, the Pepperoni is the safest first order, the Chicken Parmesan is the most filling, and the Bacon Everything is the one to try if you love garlic. Add the Garlic Bread and a dipping sauce if you are sharing. If you want something else for lunch, see my Tim Hortons sandwiches guide, and finish with something sweet from the Tim Hortons donuts menu. For everything else, see the complete Tim Hortons menu. For a warm lunch beside your pizza, you can also compare the Tim Hortons Loaded Bowls and Tim Hortons chili.

Jordan Ellis

Hi, I’m Jordan. I started this site because finding current Tim Hortons prices online was harder than it should be, and most menu pages I came across were years out of date. I check prices against the official Tim Hortons app and website, and I keep every page updated whenever prices, sizes, or items change. If something doesn’t match what you’re seeing at your local store, message me through the contact page, and I’ll look into it.