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Dietitian Tip: When ordering at Via 313, opt for thin crust options, load up on vegetable toppings, and keep high-fat meat toppings like sausage or extra cheese as accents rather than the base.
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Via 313 Nutrition Calculator: Nutrition Guide

Prepared by Jennifer Zoned Reference nutrition data for planning, verify current values with Via 313 Based on official VIA 313 (via313.com) nutrition data : 165 of 165 items verified

When clients ask me how to enjoy pizza without derailing their weekly calorie targets, I tell them that pizza can fit into almost any nutrition plan when approached with a clear strategy. At Via 313, the primary drivers of calories and sodium are the crust thickness, cheese quantity, and processed meats.

By using this nutrition calculator, you can explore crust options, compare vegetable-heavy recipes against double-meat pies, and see exactly how each slice contributes to your daily protein, carbohydrate, and fat targets before you order.

When dining out, portion sizes and hidden preparation oils can cause actual intake to differ from menu estimates. To stay aligned with your daily nutrition targets, calculate your personalized baseline with our calorie deficit calculator, explore our clinical guide on how to track macros when eating out, and learn how accurate restaurant calorie counts are.

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I find the lowest calorie options at Via 313?

In our current VIA 313 reference data, the lowest-calorie picks include Green Pepper (Detroit-Style Small) (5 kcal); Mushrooms (Detroit-Style Small) (5 kcal); Artichokes (Detroit-Style Small) (10 kcal). Use the Lowest Calories sorting filter above to see the full list, and remember that portions, dressings and preparation can change the final number.

What are the best high-protein menu items at Via 313?

Based on our current VIA 313 reference data, the highest-protein items include Chicken (Detroit-Style Large) (51 g protein); Cheese Bread (47 g protein); Honey Ham (Detroit-Style Large) (40 g protein). Select the Highest Protein sort button above for the complete ranking, and compare items by protein per calorie to find the leanest choices.

Does Via 313 offer gluten-free or keto-friendly choices?

Use the Keto and Gluten-Free filter buttons above the menu. They show only items whose diet suitability is supported by available ingredient or nutrition information, and items without that information are hidden and counted in a note. Treat the filtered shortlist as a starting point, not a guarantee, and always confirm ingredients with the restaurant, especially for allergies.

How accurate is the nutrition information for Via 313?

The nutrition values on this page come from VIA 313's official nutrition-info page (via313.com/nutrition-info). Pizza values are published per slice, and topping rows carry their own portion basis. When a nutrient (such as sodium or sugar) is not available for an item, we display N/A instead of guessing a value. Values can vary by location and preparation, so always confirm with the restaurant's current official nutrition information for allergies or strict medical diets.

Jennifer Zoned, Nutrition Researcher
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Jennifer Zoned

Nutrition Researcher | Macro & Meals Founder

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