Dooly’s Menu Prices Canada 2026

What Are the Dooly’s Menu Prices?

The honest part first: the official brand-managed DoorDash menu for Dooly’s Alma is the price document here. Dooly’s own site publishes no price table at all, and these merchant-set delivery prices are the most current item-level figures available. One heads-up: delivery menus run higher than the hall itself, so your in-store bill will likely come in a touch lower. Fancy an Ontario-side pub reference while you are here? The Pogue Mahone menu prices cover a similar pub-grub spread.

Dooly’s Starters and Entrées Prices

Dooly’s Burger Prices

Dooly’s Pizza and Poutine Prices

Dooly’s Favourites and Salad Prices

Dooly’s Menu Card Canada 2026

What Should I Order at Dooly’s?

If this is your first Dooly’s run, the answer is simple. Get the Jeannoise. It is the pizza the chain built its name on, and at a Dooly’s Jeannoise pizza price of $28.10 for the 9-inch you are not exactly gambling. The 12-inch at $32.95 feeds two comfortably, which makes the math easy when the table splits. Between games, honestly? A basket of fries at $6.10 and a round of wings at $14.95 is the classic pool-hall move. And yes, the smoked-meat poutine at $16.60 is my pick of the poutines. Montreal deli flavour, done right.

Dooly’s Burgers and Pub Food

The burger lineup is short and serious. Three options: the Angus beef at $25.55, the crispy chicken at $24.30, and the vegetarian at $22.45. No gimmicks, no 14-flavour list. My take? The Angus is the one worth the money. Pub burgers at this price point live or die on the patty, and the Angus name carries weight. One caveat on prices: these are delivery figures from the brand-managed menu, so expect the hall to come in a dollar or two lower. That is the delivery premium, and it is real.

Is Dooly’s Worth It? My Value Check

Dooly’s prices land in the mid-range for pub food, and the value story is better than the venue suggests. A billiard hall does not have to try on the food. But it does. The $19.55 to $32.95 pizza range is fair for the size, and the $6.10 medium fries is a genuinely cheap anchor for the table. Is the $25.55 Angus burger worth it over the $22.45 vegetarian? If you eat beef, yes. Full stop. The $28.35 fish and chips is the priciest single plate, and it is a real plate, not a kids’ portion. My verdict: go for the games, stay for the Jeannoise.

The Story Behind Dooly’s

Dooly’s started in Moncton, New Brunswick in 1993. Bernard Cyr’s idea was simple: a billiard hall that people actually want to spend the evening in. Thirty-plus years later it is 55 locations across Atlantic Canada and Quebec, still headquartered in Moncton. The food grew up with the halls. “La fameuse pizza Jeannoise” became the signature, and the menu reads like Quebec pub comfort: poutine Thaï, smoked-meat, fish and chips. It is a franchise that kept its regional accent. A lifetime membership transfers across locations, which tells you the regulars take the place seriously.

Where Is Dooly’s in Canada?

Dooly’s runs 55 locations across Atlantic Canada and Quebec, with the heaviest footprint in New Brunswick and Quebec. The prices above come from Dooly’s Alma at 645 Rue Sacré-Coeur Ouest in Alma, Quebec, where the menu carries a 4.7 out of 5 rating from over a hundred diners. Dooly’s Fredericton sits at 275 Main Street and 466 Queen Street in Fredericton, New Brunswick. Dooly’s Bromont at 1381 Rue Shefford covers the Montérégie crowd. One thing to watch: “Dooly’s Shawarma” in London, Ontario is a completely different business, so do not get your wires crossed when you look up the Dooly’s menu prices.

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