A printed menu is handy when you are planning a family dinner, comparing categories at a glance, or ordering for a table without passing a phone around. This guide explains how to save and print the Boston Pizza menu categories from this site, what to keep on your printed copy, and what to double-check before you order, since prices and availability can vary by location.
Start with the Boston Pizza menu with prices in Canada, which brings the main categories together in one place, and keep the Boston Pizza menu page bookmarked for quick reference.
How to save the menu as a PDF
On most computers, open the menu page, choose Print from your browser menu, and select Save as PDF instead of a printer. On a phone, use the Share or Print option and choose Save as PDF where your device offers it. This creates a copy you can keep on your device, send to family members, or print later without returning to the website.
If your browser offers a simplified or reader view, avoid it for this purpose, because tables and category headings may be lost. Print the full page so the category order stays clear and you can see starters, pizzas, pastas, burgers, salads, mains, kids items, desserts and drinks in context.
How to print it well
- Choose portrait or landscape based on how wide the price tables appear in the preview.
- Turn on background graphics only if you want headings and shading to print clearly; otherwise, plain text is easier to read.
- Check the page count in the preview and remove any blank trailing pages before printing.
- Print one copy first to check readability, then print extras for the table if needed.
- Write the date on your printed copy, so you remember when you saved it.
What to check on your printed menu
Before you rely on a printed copy, scan the main categories: appetizers and shareables, signature pizzas, pastas, sandwiches and burgers, bowls and salads, mains, kids meals, desserts and beverages. Note the dishes your group is most likely to choose, and mark any items that need a question, such as size options, spice level, or whether a dish can be adapted.
Prices are a guide rather than a guarantee. Taxes, delivery fees, and location differences can change the final bill, so compare your printed notes with the current menu before ordering. Our delivery fees guide explains why app prices may differ, and the best sellers guide can help you shortlist popular choices.
Practical tips for group ordering
- Circle one starter to share, one main per person, and a dessert to split, so the order stays simple.
- For pizza nights, note both individual and larger sizes, because a mix often works better than one size for everyone.
- Keep dietary notes beside relevant dishes, such as vegetarian picks or glutenwise options, and confirm them with staff.
- Check the restaurant’s hours before you go using our hours guide, especially for holidays and late visits.
What to check before ordering
Confirm the current price for your location, whether the item is still available, and whether any promotion changes the deal. Seasonal items, lunch specials and limited-time offers may not appear on an older printed copy. If anything looks unclear, ask the restaurant directly rather than assuming the printed version is current.
FAQ
Is there an official Boston Pizza menu PDF on this site? This guide explains how to save and print the menu categories shown on this site using your browser. It is not a claim that a separate official PDF file is hosted here.
Will printed prices always match the restaurant? Not necessarily. Prices can vary by province, city and restaurant, and they can change without notice, so confirm before ordering.
What is the best way to share the menu? Save it as a PDF and send that file to your group, or share the menu page link so everyone sees the same current version.
Should I print the whole menu or just one category? Print the whole menu for a first visit, and just the relevant categories, such as pizzas and kids meals, for a return visit when you already know what you like.