Table of Contents
- Everything You Need to Know About East Side Marios Menu Prices in Canada
- How I read the calorie figures
- Most Ordered Items
- Full East Side Marios Menu with Prices in Canada
- Mario’s Three-Course Feast
- Family and Group Meals
- Salads ’n’ Starters
- Pasta
- Pizza ‘n’ Calzones
- Entrées
- Handhelds
- Mini Marios
- Sweets
- Drinks
- Sides
- The Most Popular Menu Items at East Side Marios in Canada
- Mario’s Chicken Parmigiana
- 12 Layer Lasagna
- Fettuccine Alfredo
- Garlic Parmesan Chicken Wings
- Mozzarella Sticks
- Loaded Pepperoni Pizza, 14″
- Cheese Cappelletti
- Budda Boomers
- Alternative to East Side Marios in Canada
- Frequently Asked Questions
- What do vegetarian items cost at East Side Marios in Canada?
- How much does the East Side Marios gluten-free menu cost in Canada?
- What is the East Side Marios kids meal price in Canada?
- Do East Side Marios menu prices vary by location in Canada?
- What do seasonal East Side Marios meals cost in Canada?
- What are the cheapest East Side Marios menu items in Canada?
- What are the most expensive East Side Marios menu items in Canada?
- Concluding Remarks
I associated East Side Mario’s mainly with pasta, but its family dinners and smaller starters changed my shortlist. Pasta and Mini Marios offer different ways to budget. My first pick would be Mario’s Chicken Parmigiana — CAN$30.28: in my view, chicken with pasta makes a convincing dinner purchase. This East Side Marios Menu Prices in Canada guide covers the priced categories, calorie references and questions I would check before ordering.
Everything You Need to Know About East Side Marios Menu Prices in Canada
I was surprised to find CAN$3.55 mini desserts alongside CAN$23.75 classic pastas and larger sharing meals. In my view, comparing complete orders reveals the value. Local availability, taxes, delivery charges and modifications can change the final bill.
How I read the calorie figures
Calories follow each item name, in kcal. I prioritize the detailed nutrition guide, using the food menu where necessary; the two sometimes disagree. Figures describe reference servings, not individual kitchen measurements.
“Calculated” means arithmetic using published portions. “Unverified” means I could not establish a matching total, not zero. Adult figures exclude extra soup, salad, bread, drinks and refills unless stated; family per-person and children’s meal ranges use their stated serving basis.
Most Ordered Items
These eight choices would start my East Side Marios menu shortlist. They are editorial picks, not a verified sales ranking.
| Menu Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Mario’s Chicken Parmigiana — 1,030 kcal | CAN$30.28 |
| 12 Layer Lasagna — 910 kcal | CAN$28.50 |
| Fettuccine Alfredo — 580 kcal | CAN$23.75 |
| Garlic Parmesan Chicken Wings — approximately 1,440 kcal/order, calculated | CAN$19.59 |
| Mozzarella Sticks — 800 kcal/order | CAN$14.24 |
| 14″ Loaded Pepperoni — 2,050 kcal/whole pizza | CAN$29.69 |
| Cheese Cappelletti — 1,130 kcal | CAN$27.31 |
| Budda Boomers — 990 kcal/order | CAN$11.87 |
Full East Side Marios Menu with Prices in Canada
Mario’s Three-Course Feast
I would compare these with an entrée-plus-dessert order. The price covers a feast, so ordinary pasta calories cannot describe all three courses.
| Menu Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Mario’s Three-Course Feast – Balsamic Mushroom Alfredo — complete-feast calories unverified | CAN$32.06 |
| Mario’s Three-Course Feast – Cheese Cappelletti — complete-feast calories unverified | CAN$29.69 |
| Mario’s Three-Course Feast – Five Cheese Cannelloni — complete-feast calories unverified | CAN$31.47 |
Family and Group Meals
For East Side Marios delivery, I would compare these with separate dinners. Per-person ranges follow the family-meal guidance; mozzarella sticks and large salads show whole-family-portion totals.
| Menu Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Italian Dinner For Two — 1,250–1,960 kcal/person | CAN$43.94 |
| Family Pasta Deal — 970–1,180 kcal/person; serves 4 | CAN$54.64 |
| Mario’s Chicken Parmigiana Dinner For Two — 1,640–2,220 kcal/person | CAN$65.34 |
| Large Pasta Pans – Serves 6–8 — 440–760 kcal/person | CAN$53.46 |
| Family Mozzarella Sticks — 1,550 kcal/order | CAN$23.75 |
| Group Meal – Serves 6–8 — 720–1,140 kcal/person | CAN$71.28 |
| The Famiglia Pizza Combo – Serves 2–4 — 740–1,890 kcal/person | CAN$41.58 |
| 4 Pack Bottled Pop — 0–1,080 kcal/pack, calculated | CAN$8.90 |
| Family Dessert — calories unverified | CAN$22.56 |
| Large Garden Salad – Serves 4–6 — 620 kcal/family portion | CAN$23.75 |
| The Gigantico Combo – Serves 6–8 — 680–1,110 kcal/person | CAN$71.28 |
| Large Caesar Salad – Serves 4–6 — 690 kcal/family portion | CAN$23.75 |
I calculate the four-pack from 0–270 kcal per bottle. For salads, I would check dressing quantities against the reference serving.
Salads ’n’ Starters
Here I would decide whether to share. I have converted the food menu’s sharing portions into whole-order totals where serving counts are clear.
| Menu Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Budda Boomers — 990 kcal/order | CAN$11.87 |
| Mozzarella Sticks — 800 kcal/order | CAN$14.24 |
| Bruschetta Flatbread — approximately 1,080 kcal/order, calculated | CAN$15.43 |
| Caesar Salad — 400 kcal | CAN$15.43 |
| Roasted Garlic Tomato Soup — 130 kcal | CAN$8.79 |
| Italian Wedding Soup — 100 kcal | CAN$8.79 |
| Garlic Parmesan Chicken Wings — approximately 1,440 kcal/order, calculated | CAN$19.59 |
| Garden Salad — 280 kcal | CAN$15.43 |
| Gnocchi Fritti — calories unverified | CAN$9.49 |
| Cheesy Spinach Dip — approximately 780 kcal/order, calculated | CAN$16.62 |
| Calamari al Diavolo — approximately 750 kcal/order, calculated | CAN$19.00 |
| Calamari Fritti — approximately 480 kcal/order, calculated | CAN$17.81 |
For wings, I calculate 720 × 2 = approximately 1,440 kcal. A sharing portion is not the whole starter.
Pasta
I find three classics tied at CAN$23.75 when comparing East Side Marios meal prices. The nutrition figures help me distinguish otherwise similarly priced dishes.
| Menu Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Build Your Own Pasta — 400–910 kcal, menu range | CAN$25.89 |
| Cheese Cappelletti — 1,130 kcal | CAN$27.31 |
| Roasted Garlic Fettuccine Alfredo With Chicken — 840 kcal | CAN$27.67 |
| Gigantico Three Cheese Ravioli — 1,260 kcal | CAN$29.09 |
| Sausage & Peppers Penne — 740 kcal | CAN$26.72 |
| Linguine Chicken Tetrazzini — 950 kcal | CAN$27.91 |
| Shrimp Alfredo — 810 kcal, food-menu reference | CAN$28.86 |
| Linguine Chicken Amatriciana — 880 kcal | CAN$27.91 |
| Double-Bacon Carbonara — 1,000 kcal | CAN$27.91 |
| Mario’s Spaghetti & Meatballs — 850 kcal | CAN$26.72 |
| Seafood Linguine — 670 kcal | CAN$29.69 |
| Spaghetti Primavera with Goat Cheese — 690 kcal | CAN$26.72 |
| 12 Layer Lasagna — 910 kcal | CAN$28.50 |
| Fettuccine Alfredo — 580 kcal, food-menu reference | CAN$23.75 |
| Cheesy Baked Penne with Rosé — 720 kcal, food-menu reference | CAN$23.75 |
| Spaghetti Bolognese — 610 kcal, food-menu reference | CAN$23.75 |
Pizza ‘n’ Calzones
I would confirm diameter before comparing prices. Unsized pizzas show 10-inch reference calories, not a confirmed size for that price; the nutrition guide distinguishes 14-inch pizzas.
| Menu Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Pepperoni Calzone — 1,210 kcal | CAN$21.37 |
| 14″ Loaded Pepperoni — 2,050 kcal/whole pizza | CAN$29.69 |
| 14″ Hawaiian Heat — 1,890 kcal/whole pizza | CAN$29.69 |
| 14″ Four Meat — 2,200 kcal/whole pizza | CAN$29.69 |
| 14″ Ultimate Canadian Pizza — 2,030 kcal/whole pizza | CAN$29.69 |
| 14″ Balsamic Pesto Pizza — 2,420 kcal/whole pizza | CAN$29.69 |
| The Ultimate Canadian Calzone — 1,370 kcal | CAN$21.37 |
| Loaded Pepperoni Pizza — 1,150 kcal/whole 10″ reference pizza | CAN$20.18 |
| Four Meat Pizza — 1,290 kcal/whole 10″ reference pizza | CAN$20.18 |
| Hawaiian Heat Pizza — 1,090 kcal/whole 10″ reference pizza | CAN$20.18 |
| The Ultimate Canadian Pizza — 1,190 kcal/whole 10″ reference pizza | CAN$20.18 |
| Balsamic Pesto Pizza — 1,360 kcal/whole 10″ reference pizza | CAN$20.18 |
Entrées
I would look here for more than pasta. Three dishes share the highest entrée price; side substitutions can change the calorie totals.
| Menu Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Mario’s Chicken Parmigiana — 1,030 kcal | CAN$30.28 |
| Hell’s Kitchen Chicken — 870 kcal, food-menu reference | CAN$29.69 |
| Mario’s Mangia Sampler — 1,200 kcal | CAN$33.25 |
| Triple Threat Parmigiana — 1,180 kcal | CAN$30.88 |
| Chicken & Shrimp Scampi — 1,045 kcal, food-menu reference | CAN$33.25 |
| Veal Parmigiana — 800 kcal | CAN$30.28 |
| Baked Salmon Alfr-esto Bowl — 790 kcal, food-menu reference | CAN$33.25 |
| Chicken Tenders — 1,100 kcal, food-menu reference | CAN$28.50 |
Handhelds
For East Side Marios menu take out choices, I would compare handhelds with pizzas. These calorie figures describe the handheld; I would count sides separately.
| Menu Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Veal Parm Hero Sandwich — 830 kcal | CAN$23.75 |
| Chicken Parm Hero Sandwich — 1,060 kcal | CAN$23.75 |
| Meatball Hoagie — 980 kcal | CAN$21.37 |
| Club Wrap – Grilled — 630 kcal | CAN$21.37 |
| Club Wrap – Crispy — 730 kcal | CAN$21.37 |
| Grilled Chicken Stromboli-wich — 920 kcal | CAN$24.94 |
Mini Marios
I appreciate the clear children’s price range. The kids’ calorie ranges describe meal choices, not directly comparable adult pasta-only portions.
| Menu Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Build Your Own Pasta — 280–490 kcal, published meal range | CAN$10.68 |
| Cheese Cappelletti — 650–760 kcal, published meal range | CAN$10.68 |
| Cheesy Alfredo — 510–620 kcal, published meal range | CAN$10.68 |
| Chicken Fingers — 620–940 kcal, published meal range | CAN$11.87 |
| Mini Mario Sampler — calories unverified | CAN$13.06 |
Sweets
My budget pick would be one mini dessert at CAN$3.55. I use cheesecake calories with berry compote; the food-menu listing differs, so I would check the topping.
| Menu Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Salted Caramel Brownie — calories unverified | CAN$8.30 |
| Mini Cheesecake — 200 kcal with berry compote | CAN$3.55 |
| Mini Triple Chocolate Mousse Cake — 190 kcal | CAN$3.55 |
| Funfetti Cake — 220 kcal | CAN$3.55 |
| Mini Dessert Trio — 610 kcal | CAN$10.09 |
Drinks
I would include drinks in the budget from the start. The restaurant’s soft-drink figures below are menu-serving references; a different bottle or cup size needs its own label check.
| Menu Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Pepsi® — 260 kcal/menu serving | CAN$2.96 |
| Mug® Root Beer — serving calories unverified | CAN$2.96 |
| 7 UP® — 240 kcal/menu serving | CAN$2.96 |
| Diet Pepsi® — 0 kcal | CAN$2.96 |
| 4 Pack Bottled Pop — 0–1,080 kcal/pack, calculated | CAN$8.90 |
| Brisk® Iced Tea — 110 kcal/menu serving | CAN$2.96 |
| Schweppes® Ginger Ale — 200 kcal/menu serving | CAN$2.96 |
| Bubly Cherry Sparkling Water — serving calories unverified | CAN$1.49 |
| Bubly Blackberry Sparkling Water — serving calories unverified | CAN$1.49 |
| Aquafina® — 0 kcal | CAN$3.29 |
Sides
I check these extras when comparing East Side Marios prices. Similar prices need not mean similar calories, as the tomato and creamy garlic dips illustrate on the food menu.
| Menu Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Add Homeloaf — 410 kcal | CAN$2.36 |
| Extra Shredded Parmesan Cheese — portion calories unverified | CAN$0.89 |
| Roasted Garlic Tomato Soup — 130 kcal | CAN$8.79 |
| Mario’s Potatoes — 310 kcal | CAN$4.61 |
| Italian Wedding Soup — 100 kcal | CAN$8.79 |
| Side Roasted Italian Vegetables — 80 kcal | CAN$3.99 |
| French Fries — 470 kcal | CAN$7.12 |
| Spicy Arrabbiata Dip (2 oz.) — 40 kcal | CAN$1.41 |
| Mario’s Tomato Sauce Dip (2 oz.) — 40 kcal | CAN$1.41 |
| Creamy Garlic Dip (2 oz.) — 290 kcal | CAN$1.41 |
| Pesto Aioli Dip (2 oz.) — 170 kcal | CAN$1.31 |
| Alfredo Sauce (3 oz.) — portion calories unverified | CAN$1.49 |
| Rosé Sauce (3 oz.) — portion calories unverified | CAN$1.49 |
| Mario’s Signature Tomato Sauce (3 oz.) — portion calories unverified | CAN$1.49 |
| Arrabiata Sauce (3 oz.) — portion calories unverified | CAN$1.49 |
I would count East Side Marios unlimited salad and bread refills separately. Side salads and full salads are also different portions.
The Most Popular Menu Items at East Side Marios in Canada
These are the same eight dishes from my shortlist. My recommendations reflect price and portion information, not observed ordering patterns.
Mario’s Chicken Parmigiana
For a first order, I would suggest Mario’s Chicken Parmigiana at CAN$30.28. Its 1,030-kcal reference plate combines chicken and pasta. Breaded chicken, tomato sauce and melted cheese are the appeal for me.
12 Layer Lasagna
Layers are the attraction here. At CAN$28.50 and 910 kcal, I would shortlist lasagna for meat, pasta and cheese together. In my view, that sounds rich and comforting.
Fettuccine Alfredo
In my opinion, CAN$23.75 makes Fettuccine Alfredo an approachable adult pasta choice. Its reference is 580 kcal before extras. I would choose it for creamy sauce and tender pasta.
Garlic Parmesan Chicken Wings
“Starter” does not necessarily mean small. These wings cost CAN$19.59, with approximately 1,440 kcal across two servings, so I would share. Garlic, Parmesan and a crisp coating are what I would want here.
Mozzarella Sticks
A familiar appetizer would be my choice for sharing. Mozzarella Sticks cost CAN$14.24 and carry an 800-kcal whole-order reference. Their crisp-outside, soft-inside contrast appeals to me.
Loaded Pepperoni Pizza, 14″
Pizza changes my comparison to a shared order. At CAN$29.69, this pizza has a 2,050-kcal reference; half would be approximately 1,025 kcal. I would choose it for pepperoni, melted cheese and crust.
Cheese Cappelletti
Cheese Cappelletti would be my stuffed-pasta pick. The adult dish costs CAN$27.31 and has a 1,130-kcal reference, distinct from the children’s portion. Rich sauce and soft cheese filling sound comforting to me.
Budda Boomers
Budda Boomers would catch my attention first. At CAN$11.87 and 990 kcal per order, I would share them. The fried dough’s garlic-and-cheese character draws me to this choice.
Alternative to East Side Marios in Canada
Without a convenient branch, I would consider Pizza Hut for pizza or Earls for a sit-down meal. Stella’s Cafe and Jollibee are other fallbacks, but I would not call all four Italian-American equivalents.
Frequently Asked Questions
What do vegetarian items cost at East Side Marios in Canada?
Vegetarian-style adult pasta choices span CAN$23.75–CAN$29.09 in this selection. I would compare Fettuccine Alfredo, Spaghetti Primavera with Goat Cheese and Gigantico Three Cheese Ravioli, then confirm the current sauce and cheese ingredients against my dietary requirements.
How much does the East Side Marios gluten-free menu cost in Canada?
Gluten-friendly choices are generally around CAN$25.00–CAN$29.00, but I would confirm the exact substitution price locally. Gluten-friendly is not a guarantee of gluten-free preparation: the restaurant warns about shared-kitchen cross-contact. I would check East Side Marios ingredients and preparation directly for an allergy or coeliac requirement. Gluten-friendly guidance.
What is the East Side Marios kids meal price in Canada?
Kids’ meals range from CAN$10.68 for Build Your Own Pasta, Cheese Cappelletti or Cheesy Alfredo to CAN$13.06 for Mini Mario Sampler. I would compare those with Chicken Fingers at CAN$11.87, checking which drink, dessert and side choices apply.
Do East Side Marios menu prices vary by location in Canada?
Yes, local prices and availability can differ. Whether I am checking an East Side Marios Sarnia menu, an East Side Marios menu in Calgary or another branch, I would select that restaurant before ordering; I would also verify any East Side Marios coupons or seniors’ offer separately rather than assume a national discount.
What do seasonal East Side Marios meals cost in Canada?
The three Mario’s Three-Course Feast options listed here cost CAN$29.69–CAN$32.06. I would check that the chosen feast is still available, since a listed seasonal price does not establish today’s promotion or guarantee the same choices everywhere.
What are the cheapest East Side Marios menu items in Canada?
The cheapest listed item is Extra Shredded Parmesan Cheese at CAN$0.89. These are add-ons, not complete meals; four of the lowest-priced choices are:
- Extra Shredded Parmesan Cheese — CAN$0.89
- Pesto Aioli Dip (2 oz.) — CAN$1.31
- Spicy Arrabbiata Dip (2 oz.) — CAN$1.41
- Mario’s Tomato Sauce Dip (2 oz.) — CAN$1.41
What are the most expensive East Side Marios menu items in Canada?
The highest listed price is CAN$71.28, shared by two group meals. I would compare these by the number of diners and included dishes, rather than against a single entrée:
- Group Meal – Serves 6–8 — CAN$71.28
- The Gigantico Combo – Serves 6–8 — CAN$71.28
- Mario’s Chicken Parmigiana Dinner For Two — CAN$65.34
- Family Pasta Deal — CAN$54.64
Concluding Remarks
I started with pasta in mind, but the family deals, handhelds, children’s meals and smaller desserts gave me a much wider set of choices. For me, value depends on the complete order, and useful East Side Marios nutrition information starts with knowing whether the number describes one person, one pizza or the whole table.
What did you order on your own visit, and did the portion feel worth the price? Tell me the dish and location in the comments so other readers can compare real experiences before choosing their meal.
