Best Pizza for Father’s Day 2026 in San Antonio

Dads have a type when it comes to pizza. It usually involves a lot of meat, a cold drink, and being able to stay in their own chair without getting up. We’ve got the first part covered. Here’s what to order and how to make June 21st easy for everyone.

If Dad’s a meat guy — and most are — start with our meat lover’s guide. That’s basically a Father’s Day menu in disguise.

The All-Meat Combo Is Dad’s Pizza

Ham, pepperoni, bacon, beef, Italian sausage, sausage. Six proteins, Signature Sauce, mozzarella. The All-Meat Combo on Golden crust is absurd in the best way — thick, heavy, built for someone who means it when they order pizza.

It runs $13.99–$34.50 depending on size. For a family Father’s Day dinner, go large. If there’s a group coming over, get two — one for Dad, one for everyone else who also wants the All-Meat (which will be everyone).

This is the pizza that doesn’t need explanation. You order it, it arrives, people eat it, everyone’s happy. That’s the whole story.

Wings Are Not Optional on Father’s Day

You don’t get to skip the wings on Father’s Day. Bone-in wings, full order at $26.49. Buffalo if Dad likes heat, BBQ if he doesn’t, naked if he’s a dipper who handles his own sauces. All three are valid. None of them are wrong.

Boneless at $16.49 (half) or $26.49 (full) works if Dad prefers that route. Same sauces, same ranch or blue cheese on the side. For the full breakdown on pairings, see pizza and wings.

Wings plus All-Meat Combo is the Father’s Day combination. Everything else is a side.

The Feast That Does It All

If you want to feed the whole family without multiple separate orders, a feast deal is the right call.

The Pizza and Wing Feast at $55.99 (large) is the move for a family dinner. One specialty pizza (get the All-Meat), one large one-topping pizza, and a full order of wings. That’s a complete Father’s Day dinner for a family of five to seven people, one order, no stress.

If wings aren’t the focus, the Build Your Own Feast at $45.99 (large) trades the wings for a side — cheesesticks, potato wedges, or breadsticks. Dad still gets two large pizzas, and the price drops by $10.

For a bigger gathering where multiple families are coming over, look at catering options. We can handle that too.

Delivery So Dad Doesn’t Have to Move

This is the actual gift. Dad doesn’t cook, Dad doesn’t drive, Dad stays in his chair. Order delivery, tell him it’s handled, and let him watch whatever he wants until the food shows up.

Order 45–60 minutes ahead of when you want to eat. We deliver on Father’s Day — check hours and location for the current schedule. Sunday is 11am–9pm, so plan your dinner accordingly.

For a post-celebration comparison with Mother’s Day, our Mother’s Day pizza guide shows how we approach holiday pizza differently. Father’s Day has more meat. That’s the difference.

Order Ahead for June 21

Father’s Day Sunday is one of our busier delivery days. A few things worth knowing:

Online ordering is the fastest route — how to order online has the walkthrough if you need it. Order 45–60 minutes before you want the food arriving. If you want carryout instead, same timing applies — place the order online, pick it up when it’s ready, and you control the timing.

You can also call (210) 750-2222 to place an order or ask any questions. We’d rather you call and confirm than show up expecting something we didn’t have time to prep.

Check the top 5 pizzas if you want to show Dad a few options before you finalize — or just get the All-Meat and don’t overthink it. And if you’re building out the whole night, family pizza night has some solid ideas for making it feel like a real occasion.