Marco’s Pizza White Cheezy: Ingredients, Price, Calories and Nutrition (2026)
The Marco’s Pizza White Cheezy is a gourmet specialty pizza built on a creamy white sauce base instead of the standard tomato sauce a meaningful departure from every other pizza in the specialty lineup. This article covers the full ingredient list, verified prices and key nutrition information at every size, allergen details, and customization options so you can decide before you order. If you want to explore more menu items, prices, and deals, visit our Marco’s Pizza menu guide.
Prices shown reflect typical US locations. Marco’s operates on a franchise model, so your local store may differ. Always confirm at Marcos.com or through the app before ordering.
What Is the Marco’s Pizza White Cheezy?
The Marco’s Pizza White Cheezy is a specialty pizza that uses a garlic-forward white sauce base instead of Marco’s original tomato-based pizza sauce. On top of that base sit bacon, grilled chicken, onions, and sliced Roma tomatoes on the three-cheese blend.
What Makes It Different from Other Specialty Pizzas
Unlike the tomato-based and BBQ-based specialty pizzas in this lineup, the White Cheezy uses white sauce as its base. One of two specialty pizzas in this lineup built on white sauce, alongside the Grilled Chicken Florentine. Its combination of bacon, grilled chicken, onions, and Roma tomatoes gives it a different flavour profile from the Florentine., which gives it a noticeably creamier, richer flavour profile.
Where It Fits on the Specialty Menu
At 367 calories per large slice, this pizza sits in the middle-upper range of the specialty lineup heavier than the Deluxe at 320 calories and lighter than the All Meat at 432 to 441 calories. The white sauce base and two protein sources bacon and grilled chicken make it one of the more filling specialty pizzas per slice.
Marco’s Pizza White Cheezy Ingredients
Toppings
Bacon: Strips of cured bacon. Adds a smoky, savory note that works alongside the richness of the white sauce base.
Grilled chicken: Sliced grilled chicken breast. Adds a leaner protein alongside the bacon and cuts through the heavier sauce with a lighter texture.
Onions: Diced onions. Adds sweetness when baked and depth to the overall flavour profile.
Sliced Roma tomatoes: Roma tomato slices. Adds acidity and freshness against the creamy white sauce the most important balancing element in this pizza.
Sauce
White sauce a garlic-forward cream sauce base. Replaces the original tomato sauce entirely. The garlic character is the dominant flavour note that defines this pizza’s profile from first bite to last.
Cheese
Marco’s describes the cheese blend as low-moisture part-skim mozzarella, unsmoked provolone, and Muenster never frozen. The mozzarella provides stretch, provolone adds sharpness, and Muenster adds extra creaminess on top of the already-creamy white sauce base.
Dough
Fresh-made daily in-store according to Marco’s. Bleached wheat flour, malted barley flour, water, sugar, salt, yeast, and a corn oil and olive oil blend.
Price by Size (2026)
| Size | Inches | Slices | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Small | 10 inches | 6 slices | ~$13.99 |
| Medium | 12 inches | 6 slices | ~$16.99 |
| Large | 14 inches | 8 slices | $21.99 |
| XL | 16 inches | 10 slices | Check locally |
XL pricing was not verified at time of publication confirm with your local store. Marco’s Pizza White Cheezy Price is $21.99 for a large at most locations.
Calories by Size (Per Slice)
| Size | Cal per Slice | Slices | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Small | 252 cal | 6 slices | fastfoodnutrition.org |
| Medium | 275 cal | 6 slices | fastfoodnutrition.org |
| Large | 350 to 367 cal | 8 slices | Multiple sources — verified range |
| XL | ~300 cal | 10 slices | Estimated — check locally |
Key Nutrition Information: Large Slice (Per Slice, Original Crust)
| Nutrient | Per Large Slice |
|---|---|
| Calories | 350 to 367 cal |
| Total Fat | 16g |
| Saturated Fat | 7 to 8g |
| Trans Fat | 0 to 1g |
| Cholesterol | 35 to 45mg |
| Sodium | 770 to 910mg |
| Total Carbohydrates | 34 to 35g |
| Dietary Fiber | 1 to 2g |
| Sugars | 2 to 5g |
| Protein | 15 to 19g |
Ranges reflect variation between sources and Marco’s standard 10% handcrafted preparation variance.
Sodium Note
Sodium per large slice ranges from approximately 770mg to 910mg depending on the source and location. Two large slices may bring you to 1,540mg to 1,820mg 67 to 79 percent of the FDA daily maximum of 2,300mg. If you are monitoring sodium intake, this pizza sits in the same high-sodium range as most specialty pizzas in the lineup.
Protein Note
Protein per large slice ranges from approximately 15g to 19g across verified sources. The grilled chicken and bacon combination makes this one of the higher-protein specialty options in the lineup alongside the All Meat and Chicken Fresco.
How Crust Choice Changes the Calories
| Crust Type | Cal Change per Slice | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Thin crust | −30 to −60 cal | Lightest standard crust option |
| Original crust | Baseline (350 to 367 cal) | Standard |
| Thick crust | +30 to +50 cal | More dough, more carbs |
| Cauliflower crust | Estimated lowest | Available at select locations — small only |
Switching from original to thin crust is the simplest way to reduce the per-slice count without changing any toppings. On thin crust each large slice is estimated to drop to approximately 290 to 330 calories. Want to check calories for different Marco’s Pizza items and serving sizes? Use our Marco’s Pizza Calorie Calculator.
Allergen Information
| Allergen | Present | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Wheat and Gluten | Yes | In dough |
| Milk and Dairy | Yes | In cheese blend and white sauce |
| Soy | Yes | Possible — in dough processing |
| Eggs | May contain | Shared kitchen |
| Peanuts | No | Not used |
| Tree Nuts | No | Not used |
| Fish | No | Not used |
Is the Marco’s Pizza White Cheezy Vegetarian or Vegan?
Not vegetarian by default it includes bacon and grilled chicken. Not vegan it contains dairy in both the white sauce and cheese blend.
It can be customized vegetarian by removing the bacon and grilled chicken while keeping the white sauce, cheeses, onions, and Roma tomatoes. Always inform staff of any dietary requirement before ordering.
Gluten-Friendly Option
A cauliflower crust is available at select locations for small-sized pizzas. It is gluten-friendly but prepared in a shared kitchen, so cross-contamination risk remains. Not safe for diagnosed celiac disease.
Customization Options
Add Extra Toppings
Feta, cheddar, shaved Parmesan, or extra mozzarella can be added for additional cost. Jalapeños or Mike’s Hot Honey drizzle can be added for customers who want heat alongside the creamy base.
Remove Toppings
Removing bacon and grilled chicken creates a vegetarian version with white sauce, three cheeses, onions, and Roma tomatoes. Removing onions creates a simpler build focused on the white sauce, proteins, and tomatoes.
Make It Vegetarian
You can ask to remove both bacon and grilled chicken, creating a meat-free version with the remaining toppings — white sauce, cheeses, onions, and Roma tomatoes. This creates a genuinely satisfying meatless pizza rather than a token vegetarian option — the white sauce and tomato combination holds up well without the proteins.
Half and Half
You can order it as a half-and-half with another specialty or build-your-own option.One option is Marco’s pizza White Cheezy on one half and Garden on the other. The creamy white-sauce profile on one side alongside the lighter tomato-and-vegetable build on the other. alongside the lighter tomato-and-vegetable build on the other.
Crust Toppers
Garlic sauce crust, Parmesan cheese crust, Romesan crust, and Roma crust are all available as crust upgrades at most locations. Garlic sauce crust amplifies the garlic character already present in the white sauce base.
Add Heat
This pizza has no spicy elements by default. Adding jalapeños brings noticeable heat that contrasts well against the creamy white sauce. Mike’s Hot Honey drizzle adds a sweet-heat finish that pairs differently here than on a tomato-sauce pizza — the cream base absorbs the honey note more smoothly.
Best Sides to Pair
| Side | Why It Works | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Greek salad without dressing | Acidity and freshness cut through the creamy white sauce | $8.99 |
| Plain traditional wings | Neutral protein add-on, 81 cal per piece | $8.99 for 6 |
| Pizza sauce dipping cup | Lightest dipping option at 11 cal | $0.69 |
| CinnaSquares | Sweet finish contrasts the savory garlic-cream main | $5.99 to $6.99 |
| Aquafina water | Keeps the meal balanced | $1.99 |
A Greek salad without dressing works particularly well alongside this pizza because the tomato and feta in the salad mirror the Roma tomatoes in the pizza while the acidity cuts through the richness of the white sauce.
How It Compares to Similar Pizzas
| Pizza | Price (Large) | Cal per Large Slice | Sauce | Key Difference |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Garden | $21.99 | 220 cal | Original | Lightest, no meat, vegetarian |
| Grilled Chicken Florentine | $21.99 | 330 cal | White sauce | White sauce, chicken, spinach, feta |
| White Cheezy | $21.99 | 350 to 367 cal | White sauce | Garlic white sauce, bacon, chicken, tomatoes |
| Deluxe | $21.99 | 320 cal | Original | Balanced meat and veg on tomato sauce |
| All Meat | $21.99 | 432 to 441 cal | Original | Four meats, no vegetables |
The Marco’s Pizza White Cheezy and Grilled Chicken Florentine are the only two specialty pizzas in the lineup built on white sauce. The key difference between them is the toppings: the Florentine uses spinach, red onions, and feta alongside the grilled chicken, while this pizza uses bacon, onions, and Roma tomatoes for a smokier, richer profile.
How to Get the Best Price
Check Hot Deals First
The Hot Deals tab inside your logged-in Rewards account on the app or Marcos.com shows location-specific deals before any public announcement. Specialty pizza promotions appear there first and rotate weekly.
Order Direct
Ordering directly through the app or Marcos.com may offer better pricing because third-party platforms can add service fees or use different menu pricing. Third-party platforms may show higher menu prices and add service fees on top. Every dollar spent through direct ordering earns one Rewards point toward a $5 certificate after 50 points.
Conclusion
The Marco’s Pizza White Cheezy delivers bacon, grilled chicken, onions, and Roma tomatoes on a garlic-forward white sauce base with three-cheese blend at 350 to 367 calories per large slice and $21.99 at most US locations. The white sauce base is what distinguishes it from every other specialty pizza in the lineup — creamier and richer in character than any tomato-based option. Switch to thin crust to reduce each large slice by approximately 30 to 60 calories. For customers who want to make it vegetarian, removing the bacon and grilled chicken leaves a genuinely satisfying white-sauce pizza with onions, Roma tomatoes, and three cheeses.
