Egg Salad price and calories
Egg Salad at a glance
| Item | Price | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| Egg Salad | $3.99 – $10.19 | ~250 |
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Prices vary by franchise location — typically by 10–20% between markets. See the full price list for every item on the menu.
What it is
Chopped hard-boiled egg bound with mayonnaise and the house secret seasoning. Simple, and the only item on the scoop menu containing neither chicken nor cheese.
At roughly 250 calories per scoop it is also the lowest-calorie scoop on the board — lower than every chicken salad flavor, and lower than pimento cheese.
Who orders it
Three groups, mostly:
- Vegetarians. Along with pimento cheese, this is one of only two substantial vegetarian options here.
- People avoiding dairy. Egg salad is the only scoop that contains no cheese at all — though check with staff, since seasoning blends vary.
- Anyone watching calories. Lowest-calorie scoop, decent protein at around 12 g.
How to order it
Works best on plain white bread or on a bed of lettuce. It is a soft filling, so a croissant tends to overwhelm it. Pair with a pickle spear — at 25 cents it is the cheapest possible improvement to an egg salad sandwich.
If you like Olivia's Old South, it is worth knowing that flavor also contains chopped hard-boiled egg — it is essentially chicken salad and egg salad in one scoop.
Questions about Egg Salad
Is Chicken Salad Chick egg salad vegetarian?
Yes — it contains no meat. It is one of two substantial vegetarian options on the menu, along with pimento cheese. It is not vegan; it is egg and mayonnaise throughout.
How many calories are in Chicken Salad Chick egg salad?
Roughly 250 per scoop — the lowest-calorie scoop on the menu, below every chicken salad flavor.
Do Chicken Salad Chick prices vary by location?
Yes, noticeably. Nearly every restaurant is franchise-owned and sets its own menu board prices, so a spread of 10–20% between markets is normal. Third-party delivery apps add another 15–25% on top. Every price on this site is a researched midpoint, not a quote.