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Last Updated: October 8, 2026

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Chick fil a menu prices typically range from about $3–$8 for individual items and $9–$16 for a meal with a sandwich or nuggets, side, and drink, although local franchise pricing, taxes, and larger portions can change the final total.

This guide organizes current 2026 Chick-fil-A menu prices by breakfast, entrees, sides, drinks, desserts, and combos. The figures below are general U.S. menu ranges rather than one guaranteed nationwide price. Urban locations, airports, college campuses, and higher-cost regions often charge more than suburban restaurants.

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Chick-fil-A Menu Prices at a Glance

Menu categoryTypical price rangeUsual portion or sizeBest fit
Breakfast sandwiches$4.50–$6.50One sandwichQuick individual breakfast
Breakfast sides$2.00–$4.00One side or fruit cupAdding something substantial
Chicken sandwiches$5.50–$9.00One sandwichStandard lunch or dinner
Nuggets and strips$5.50–$14.005–30 nuggets or 3–5 stripsFlexible protein portions
Sides$2.50–$5.00Small, medium, or largeCompleting a meal
Drinks$2.00–$4.00Small through large; specialty sizes varyLow-cost add-on
Desserts$1.50–$5.00Single servingStandalone treat or meal finish

Breakfast Prices

Chick-fil-A breakfast is generally served only during the morning, with exact hours set by each restaurant. Most breakfast sandwiches cost approximately $4.50–$6.50 individually. Common choices include the Chicken Biscuit, Spicy Chicken Biscuit, Chicken, Egg & Cheese Biscuit, Bacon, Egg & Cheese Biscuit, and Sausage, Egg & Cheese Biscuit.

  • Chicken Biscuit: about $4.50–$6.00
  • Spicy Chicken Biscuit: about $5.00–$6.50
  • Chicken, Egg & Cheese Biscuit: about $5.50–$7.00
  • Hash Brown Scramble: about $6.00–$8.00
  • Breakfast burrito: about $5.50–$7.50
  • Hash Browns: about $2.00–$3.00
  • Fruit cup: about $3.00–$5.00
  • Greek yogurt or similar breakfast side: about $3.50–$5.00

A breakfast combo usually adds hash browns and a coffee, juice, or another drink. Plan on roughly $7–$11 for a sandwich combo, or $9–$14 for a larger breakfast built around a scramble, burrito, or extra side.

Entree Prices

Sandwiches

The original Chick-fil-A Chicken Sandwich generally costs about $5.50–$8.00. The Spicy Chicken Sandwich is usually in a similar range, while deluxe versions with lettuce, tomato, and cheese commonly run about $6.50–$9.00. Grilled chicken options may cost slightly more or fall within the same local range.

  • Original Chicken Sandwich: approximately $5.50–$8.00
  • Spicy Chicken Sandwich: approximately $6.00–$8.50
  • Deluxe Chicken Sandwich: approximately $6.50–$9.00
  • Grilled Chicken Sandwich: approximately $6.50–$9.00
  • Grilled Chicken Club Sandwich: approximately $8.00–$11.00

Nuggets and strips

Nuggets are useful when you want to control the amount of food more precisely. A 5-count is commonly around $5.50–$7.00, an 8-count about $6.50–$8.50, and a 12-count about $9–$12. Larger counts can reach approximately $14–$22, depending on the location and available portion.

Chick-n-Strips usually cost about $6.50–$10.00 for a three-strip serving and roughly $9–$14 for five strips. These prices are for the entree alone; dipping sauces may be included in limited quantities, while additional sauces can vary by location.

Sides and Their Prices

Waffle fries are the standard side and usually cost about $2.50–$4.50 when ordered separately. Size and local pricing make a noticeable difference, especially when comparing an individual side with the side included in a combo.

  • Waffle Potato Fries: about $2.50–$4.50
  • Mac & Cheese: about $3.50–$6.00
  • Fruit cup: about $3.00–$5.00
  • Side salad: about $4.50–$7.00, where available
  • Kale Crunch Side: about $3.50–$5.50
  • Chicken noodle soup: about $4.50–$7.00, where available

Mac & Cheese is often the costlier side but can be more filling than fries. For a lower-cost meal, the included fries are usually the practical choice. For sharing, two medium or large sides may provide better value than buying separate entrees.

Drinks and Dessert Prices

Drinks

Soft drinks, iced tea, lemonade, and unsweet tea generally cost about $2–$4. A small drink may be near $2, while a large or specialty beverage often approaches $4. Chick-fil-A lemonade and sunjoy, which combines lemonade with iced tea, commonly cost more than plain tea or soda.

  • Soft drink: approximately $2.00–$3.50
  • Iced tea: approximately $2.00–$3.50
  • Lemonade: approximately $2.50–$4.00
  • Sunjoy: approximately $2.50–$4.00
  • Coffee: approximately $2.00–$4.00
  • Milk or juice: approximately $2.00–$4.00

Desserts

Chick-fil-A desserts usually cost about $1.50–$5.00. A chocolate chunk cookie is often one of the least expensive add-ons. Frosted lemonade, milkshakes, and seasonal frozen treats are generally closer to the top of the range.

  • Chocolate Chunk Cookie: approximately $1.50–$3.00
  • Frosted lemonade: approximately $4.00–$6.00
  • Milkshake: approximately $4.50–$7.00
  • Ice cream cup or cone: approximately $2.00–$4.00

Combo Prices and Likely Meal Totals

Most standard lunch and dinner combos cost approximately $9–$16. A combo commonly includes an entree, a side, and a drink. Upgrading from fries to a more expensive side, choosing a deluxe sandwich, or ordering a larger nugget count can push the total above that range.

Order typeExample orderEstimated subtotalWith a dessert
Lowest-cost light mealChicken sandwich plus drink$8–$12$10–$15
Typical comboChicken sandwich, fries, and drink$10–$15$12–$19
Premium sandwich comboDeluxe or club sandwich, side, and drink$12–$18$14–$22
Nugget meal8-count nuggets, fries, and drink$10–$16$12–$20
Family-style orderLarge nugget or strip order plus two sides$25–$45$30–$55

Worked Cost Examples

Suppose a local restaurant lists an original chicken sandwich at $6.49, medium fries at $2.99, and a medium drink at $2.79. The meal subtotal is:

$6.49 + $2.99 + $2.79 = $12.27

Adding a $2.49 cookie brings the subtotal to $14.76 before tax. If the same restaurant charges $0.50 more for a deluxe sandwich and $1.00 more for a premium side, the upgraded order becomes $15.76 before tax. This is why checking the selected restaurant matters more than relying on a national average.

For a group of four, four standard combos at an average of $12 each would cost about $48 before tax. Adding four desserts at $2.50 each raises the estimate to $58. A larger family order can be cheaper or simpler when several people are willing to share sides, but individual preferences may eliminate much of that savings.

How to Spend Less on a Chick-fil-A Order

  • Choose an entree without a combo when you already have a drink or side at home.
  • Compare the menu price and combo price instead of assuming the combo always saves money.
  • Use nuggets for flexible portions: a smaller count can suit a light meal, while a larger count can be divided among several people.
  • Skip automatic upgrades: premium sides and specialty drinks can add several dollars to one order.
  • Check local availability: some breakfast items, soups, salads, and seasonal products are not offered at every restaurant.
  • Remember the final total: sales tax, delivery charges, service fees, and optional gratuity are separate from the listed menu price.

Why Chick-fil-A Prices Vary by Location

Chick-fil-A restaurants are individually operated, so menu prices are not identical nationwide. Labor costs, rent, food costs, local competition, airport or campus concessions, and regional demand can all affect pricing. Delivery menus may also show higher item prices or additional fees than ordering at the counter or through the restaurant’s own ordering options.

For the most accurate total, select the specific restaurant, confirm whether the order is breakfast or all-day menu service, and review the subtotal before payment. The ranges in this guide are best used for budgeting rather than as a promise of what one particular location will charge.

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