NetCredit Finds Indiana's $13.96 Pizza Cheapest, Hawaii's $19.70 Highest in 180-City U.S. Index
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Updated · Fox News · Jun 7
NetCredit Finds Indiana's $13.96 Pizza Cheapest, Hawaii's $19.70 Highest in 180-City U.S. Index
2 articles · Updated · Fox News · Jun 7
Summary
NetCredit’s U.S. Pizza Index found Indiana had the cheapest medium cheese pizza at $13.96 on average, while Hawaii was the most expensive at $19.70 after pricing orders across 180 U.S. cities.
Grubhub and DoorDash data from the 10 largest pizza chains showed a 41% gap between Hawaii and Indiana, with import costs cited as one reason Hawaii ranked highest.
Houston led large cities for affordability at $14.42, followed by Charlotte at $14.50 and Austin at $14.64, while San Diego topped the expensive list at $20.76 ahead of San Jose and Los Angeles.
The report lands as diners cut restaurant spending, with consumers reportedly choosing smaller pizzas and fewer toppings amid financial pressure.
NetCredit said bigger orders can sometimes lower the cost per slice, noting a 16-inch pizza has four times the area of an 8-inch pie.