Leicester Menu Prices Canada 2026

Leicester menu prices in Canada start at $11.99 for starters, with most mains at $14.99 to $23.99 on the official menu I read. Chicken wings are $15.99 a pound. Burgers are mostly $19.99. Pizzas and calzones run $17.99 to $26.99. The priciest regular dish is the AAA sirloin steak at $35.99. That is the Leicester Family Restaurant Regina menu in one breath, from the restaurant’s own menu page, checked October 27, 2026. No guessing. No delivery listing prices mixed in. I read the whole official menu page twice, and what struck me first was the range. Pub starters, poutine, perogies, pizza, calzones, pasta, and a full steak, all under one roof on Albert Street. Here it is, dish by dish, with the prices exactly as Leicester prints them.

What Are Leicester Menu Prices in Canada?

Short answer: starters $11.99 to $16.99, the mains block $14.99 each, burgers and sandwiches $18.99 to $27.99, pizzas and calzones $17.99 to $26.99, entrees $18.99 to $35.99, and desserts $9.99. These Leicester menu prices are in Canadian dollars from the official menu page at leicesterregina.com, checked October 27, 2026. This is Leicester Family Restaurant and Lounge at 2124 Albert Street in Regina, Saskatchewan. One location only. Not a chain, and not the Leicester in England. I say that plainly because the name invites confusion, and the restaurant itself is very much a Regina room, with a bar and lounge area, a formal dining space, live music, and sports on the big screen. If you like comparing prairie pub and lounge menus before you pick a table, the Bushwakker menu prices page covers another Regina favourite worth a look. The Leicester Family Restaurant Regina prices below cover every section of the official menu, from starters to desserts.

Starters and To Share

The Leicester Regina menu opens with sharing plates from $11.99 to $16.99, plus wings by the pound and one big group platter at $50.99. The Leicester onion rings price is $13.99. The Leicester butter chicken poutine and the spit roasted chicken poutine are both $15.99. Honestly, the poutine pair is what I would order first. Butter chicken on poutine sounds odd until you think about gravy, cheese curds, and masala together. Then it sounds right.

Wings deserve their own note, because Leicester lists a long run of seasonings and sauces. Dry seasonings: Lemon Pepper, Salt and Pepper, Dill Pickle, Maple Bacon, Cajun, and Greek. Wet sauces: Hot, Mild, Buffalo, Sweet Chilli, Sriracha Saskatoon Berry Vinaigrette, Bow Valley BBQ, Teriyaki, Greek, Honey Garlic, Greek Buffalo, and Chipotle Ranch. Add fries, sweet potato fries, curly fries, or lager chips to the tacos for $3.99, and swap in onion rings, sweet potato fries, curly fries, or lager chips as a side upgrade for $3.99. Small money. Big difference on a cold Regina night.

Mains Served With Fries

The mains block is the simplest deal on the Leicester Family Restaurant Regina menu. Eight dishes, $14.99 each, each served with fries. Wraps, sandwiches, a salad, and a burger, all at one price. No fine print to decode. Is it the fanciest food in Regina? No. Is it the easiest dinner decision on Albert Street? Probably.

One honest wrinkle, stated plainly because the menu itself does it. The Crunchy Chicken Wrap and the Taco Salad each appear twice on the official menu page at different prices. The $14.99 listings above are the mains block versions served with fries. The same two names return later as fuller dishes: the Crunchy Chicken Wrap as a chicken Caesar wrap at $18.99, and the Taco Salad as a full salad at $17.99. Both figures are printed in the tables below at their own listings. Neither is a typo on my part. The menu lists each dish twice, and I am showing you both, so you are not surprised at the till.

Soups, Salads, Perogies and Wraps

Soups start at $9.99. Perogies are $15.99 across six flavours. Salads run $14.99 to $18.99. The Leicester signature salad at $16.99, with artisan greens, cucumber, candied walnuts, cranberries, grape tomatoes, goat cheese, and Saskatoon berry vinaigrette, reads like the plate to order when someone at the table wants something lighter. And the perogies? Pesto, Thai, pulled pork, sausage, buffalo, and traditional. That is a prairie menu showing its roots.

Burgers and Sandwiches

Leicester burger prices run $18.99 to $27.99. Four burgers sit at $19.99: the Guac Burger, the Spiced Mushroom Burger, the Leicester Burger, and the Drunken Chicken Burger. The roasted jalapeno chicken burger is $18.99, the cheapest burger on the menu. The double patty burger is $27.99, the splurge. Sandwiches are $20.99 across the board. Simple pricing. I like a menu that does not make me do algebra.

Pizza

Pizzas come in 10 inch and 12 inch sizes. The 10 inch pizzas run $19.99 to $21.99, and the 12 inch pizzas run $23.99 to $25.99. The Leicester Special Pizza is the top price at $21.99 for 10 inch and $25.99 for 12 inch. The Hawaiian and Canadian pizzas are the cheapest at $19.99 and $23.99. The donair pizza and the butter chicken pizza are the ones that tell you this is a Regina menu, not a copy of a Toronto menu.

Entrees, Bowls and Pasta

Entrees run $18.99 to $35.99. Lettuce wraps are $18.99. Fajitas are $22.99, or $38.99 for two. Ranit’s Butter Chicken is $20.99. The chicken cordon blue is $30.99. And the AAA 10 oz sirloin steak is $35.99, with garlic prawns available for $6.99 more. Pasta dishes are mostly $19.99, which makes the pasta section one of the best value corners of the whole menu. Shrimp pesto fettuccine is $20.99, the only pasta above $19.99.

Calzones

Leicester calzone prices Canada run $17.99 to $26.99, in the same 10 inch and 12 inch sizes as the pizzas. The cheese calzone is the cheapest at $17.99 and $21.99. The all meat calzone is the priciest at $22.99 and $26.99. Every pizza on the menu has a calzone twin, which I love. Cannot decide between pizza and a folded pizza? Order the calzone. Same flavours, different shape, and in my opinion the calzone wins on a cold night because it stays hot longer.

Desserts

Leicester Regina desserts are $9.99 each, with ice cream available for $3.99 more. Three desserts only. Short list, fair price. The turtle cheesecake is labelled gluten-free on the menu, which matters to anyone who asks about gluten-free options at Leicester. The volcanic malt cake is the one reviewers name when they talk about saving room.

Two honest gaps before the menu card. First, no drink or beer prices appear on the official menu page, apart from the game day pitcher promo below, so no drink prices are printed anywhere in this article. I could not confirm them, and I will not invent them. Second, there is no breakfast or brunch section on the official menu page, even though the restaurant opens at 10 a.m. on weekends, so do not expect a breakfast menu here. Ask at the restaurant if brunch matters to your visit. And the promos on the official homepage, stated as homepage promos and not regular menu prices: Monday Wing and Schooner Night, with wings at $10 per pound, dine-in only, on Mondays. Do not confuse that with the regular wing price of $15.99 per pound. On Blue Jays game days, loaded nachos are $15.99, with meat for $5 more, and any tap beer pitcher is $24.99.

Leicester Menu Card Canada 2026

Here is the core menu on one card, so you can scan the starters, burgers, pizzas, calzones, and mains fast. It is a render of the current official online menu, not a photo of an in-store board, because no genuine current menu-card photo exists. The full list sits in the tables above.

What Should You Order at Leicester in Regina?

Here is my honest take after reading the whole official menu twice. Start with the onion rings at $13.99. Creamy sriracha mayo and honey dill dip, and reviewers single them out by name. Then order the butter chicken poutine at $15.99 if you want the dish that only Leicester does this way. Masala, gravy, and curds should not work together, and somehow they do. For a main, the Leicester Burger at $19.99 is the safe favourite, and the steak sandwich at $23.99 is the hungry order, with 6 oz of AAA striploin. If you want to compare another Saskatchewan pub and lounge menu first, the Leopold’s Tavern menu prices page shows how a Regina tavern prices its plates.

Leicester Calzone Prices Canada

The calzone is the dish I would build a visit around. Cheese calzone $17.99 for 10 inch. Leicester Special calzone $21.99 for 10 inch and $25.99 for 12 inch. All meat calzone $22.99 and $26.99. Folded, golden, and filled edge to edge. Order the 12 inch if two people are sharing. Order the 10 inch if it is all yours and you are not sharing. No judgement here.

Two more calls, quickly. The ginger salad at $17.99 is the lighter plate that still feels like dinner, with a choice of breaded chicken breast, breaded beef, or deep-fried tofu. And the shrimp pesto fettuccine at $20.99 is the pasta I would pick over the parmesan dishes, because shrimp and pesto together beat plain cheese sauce on flavour. Skip the group platter at $50.99 unless four or more people are sharing. It is built for a table, not for one hungry person.

Is Leicester Worth It in Regina?

Short version: yes, if you order from the middle of the menu and treat the steak and the group platter as the exceptions. Leicester menu prices put starters at $11.99 to $16.99, the mains block at $14.99, burgers at $19.99, and pasta at $19.99 to $20.99. That is fair pub and family restaurant pricing for Regina, with generous portions named again and again in customer reviews. Where I would pause: the sirloin at $35.99 and the chicken cordon blue at $30.99 push a table into treat-night territory, and the Monday wing promo at $10 a pound is dine-in only, so takeout wings cost the full $15.99 a pound. Where the value shows up is everywhere else. A $14.99 main with fries. A $19.99 burger. A $9.99 dessert. For a brew pub comparison at a different price point, the Clocktower Brew Pub menu prices page shows how an Ontario brew pub prices its menu. My favourite trick here? One starter to share, two $14.99 mains, one dessert. You taste three parts of the kitchen, and the bill stays friendly. It works every time.

Visiting Leicester in Regina

Leicester Family Restaurant and Lounge is at 2124 Albert Street, Regina, SK S4P 2T9, phone 1 (306) 559-0859. Leicester Regina hours are Monday to Friday 11 a.m. to 2 a.m., Saturday 10 a.m. to 2 a.m., and Sunday 10 a.m. to 12 a.m., as listed on the official site. That is a very late kitchen for Regina, and worth knowing if you are out after a game or a show. The room mixes a bar and lounge area with a formal dining space, with live music and sports on the big screen, and Regina art and city photography on the walls. Gluten-free options come up repeatedly in customer reviews, and the turtle cheesecake is labelled gluten-free on the menu, but I would still ask about the full gluten-free range when you arrive, since the menu page itself does not print a full gluten-free menu. Family restaurant, lounge, late night, one address. Simple.

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Final Word on Leicester Menu Prices

So here is my honest summary. Leicester menu prices put a proper Regina evening at $13.99 for onion rings, $15.99 for wings or butter chicken poutine, $14.99 for a main with fries, $19.99 for most burgers and pasta, $17.99 to $26.99 for pizza and calzones, and $9.99 for dessert, with the sirloin at $35.99 as the top spend. Order the onion rings, pick a $14.99 main, save room for the turtle cheesecake. And check the Monday wing promo if you go on a Monday, dine-in only. Prices last verified: October 27, 2026, from the official menu page for Leicester Family Restaurant and Lounge, 2124 Albert Street, Regina, Saskatchewan. Check before you go, because menus move, and nobody wants a surprise at the till they did not see coming.