This is the complete Chicken Salad Chick price list for August 2026, covering every category on the board. Before you use it, one thing worth saying plainly that most price sites skip: these are researched midpoints, not quotes. Nearly every location is franchise-owned and sets its own prices, so treat this as a reliable guide to what things roughly cost rather than a guarantee of what you will be charged.
If you want the prices in context — what to actually order, how the formats differ, which items are worth the money — the full menu guide on our homepage walks through all of it. This page is deliberately just the numbers.
Chicken salad flavors — scoop prices
Every flavor costs the same. What changes your bill is the format you buy it in, not which one you pick. Descriptions and heat levels are on the flavors page.
Scoops, Quick Chicks and meals
The three ways to buy the same chicken salad. Per ounce, the large Quick Chick is by some distance the cheapest — see the portion size breakdown for the maths.
Sandwiches and melts
Sides, soups and chips
Drinks
Desserts and kids meals
Working out what your order will actually cost
Menu boards do not include tax, and the difference between what you expect to pay and what you pay is usually the side, the bread upgrade and the drink size. Three worked examples at midpoint pricing, pre-tax:
- Cheapest sit-down lunch: single scoop on lettuce with crackers — about $5.49.
- Standard lunch: Scoop Meal with broccoli salad and unsweet tea — about $10.29.
- Full sandwich lunch: Bacon Cheddar Melt Meal on a croissant with mac & cheese — about $13.88 once the croissant upgrade is added.
Add roughly 6–9% for sales tax depending on your state. If you are ordering for a group, work out whether catering pricing beats individual meals — it usually does above about ten people.
Price questions people actually ask
Why does my local Chicken Salad Chick charge more than this list?
Because your local restaurant is almost certainly franchise-owned and sets its own prices. Rent, wages and local food costs all feed into the menu board, and the spread between the cheapest and most expensive locations runs about 10–20%. A Scoop Meal that is $9.79 in small-town Alabama can be $11.49 in suburban northern Virginia. Neither price is wrong.
What is the cheapest thing you can order at Chicken Salad Chick?
A pickle spear at $0.25, if you are being literal. As an actual meal, the cheapest route is a single a la carte scoop at roughly $5.49 served on lettuce with crackers. If you want a drink and a side with it, the Scoop Meal at around $10.29 is better value than buying the three items separately, which comes to about $11.30.
Is the Family Meal actually cheaper than four individual meals?
Marginally, and it depends what those four people would have ordered. Four Scoop Meals come to roughly $41.16; four Sandwich Meals come to about $47.96. The Family Meal at around $49.99 sits at the top of that range but includes large scoops and cookies. The genuinely cheaper play for four people is a large Quick Chick (~$14.99), a loaf of bread and a large side — around $33 total.
Do delivery apps charge more than the in-store price?
Yes, consistently. DoorDash and Grubhub menus for this brand typically run 15–25% above the in-store board before delivery fees, service fees and tip. Orders placed through them also generally do not earn Craving Credits points. Ordering through the official app for pickup gets you board pricing and keeps your points.
How much should I budget per person?
$12–$15 including tax for a full meal is a realistic figure in most markets. If you are ordering scoops only, without sides or drinks, $7–$9 per person covers it. For groups over ten, catering packages bring it down to roughly $9–$11 a head.