Costco's New Roman-Style Pizza Has Fans Calling it the 'Best One Yet'
When it comes to meals the whole family can get behind, it's hard to beat pizza. It's always reliable, comes in endless variations, and is pretty much accessible no matter where you live. Pizza is one of those core childhood staples that sticks with us into adulthood, consistently delivering a full belly and that familiar craving to come back for more.
This week, Costco is coming through in a big way for the pizza lovers of the world. Already famous for its iconic food court slice and crowd-pleasing Take & Bake pizza options, the fan-favorite bulk retailer is introducing a new heavy-hitter to the lineup: the Four Meat Pizza Take & Bake on Roman Style Pinsa. There's a new pizza sheriff in town, and it means business.
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'Costco just dropped a 4 meat version of their Pinsa pizza,' @costcohotfinds wrote in a post shared to Instagram after discovering the new time at their local warehouse.
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Loaded with slow-aged pepperoni, Italian sausage, soppressata and Italian meatballs, this bold new pie brings serious flavor with every bite. It's topped with a San Marzano-style sauce, a blend of mozzarella and parmesan cheeses and just the right touch of garlic. All of these ingredients rest on a Roman-style pinsa crust made from a mix of Italian wheat flour, rice flour and soy flour, resulting in a bite that is light and airy, crispy on the outside and incredibly tender on the inside. The pie serves 3-4 people with ease and retails for a cool $14.99.
'Wow, that looks delicious,' one fan wrote in response to @costcohotfinds post. 'The crispy edges…Yes please,' another fan exclaimed.
While some fans are still a little salty about the disappearance of the food court's beloved pizza slice combo, it's hard to complain with all the other pizza options Costco keeps serving up. And as much as we'd love to see the greatest hits of the food court make a comeback, this square pie definitely helps fill the void.
Related: Costco's New Food Court Combo Sparks Uncertainty Among Fans
Costco's New Roman-Style Pizza Has Fans Calling it the 'Best One Yet' first appeared on Parade on May 28, 2025
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