Seasonal Strawberry Side Salad price and calories
Seasonal Strawberry Side Salad at a glance
| Item | Price | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| Seasonal Strawberry Side Salad | $6.49 | ~180 |
Swipe sideways to see every column →
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
A green salad — mixed leaves with fresh strawberries, typically with nuts and a light vinaigrette. It is the only item on the menu that is a leafy salad in the conventional sense rather than a mayonnaise- bound scoop.
At around $6.49 it is also the most expensive side, which reflects the fresh produce rather than the portion.
When you can actually get it
This is a seasonal item, typically appearing in spring and early summer when strawberries are worth eating, and it is not carried at every location even then. If you want it, ring ahead or check the app rather than driving out on the assumption.
It is the sort of item that quietly disappears from a menu without announcement, so if you see it and like it, do not assume it will be there next month.
Who it is for
It answers a genuine gap. If you are eating with someone who wants an actual salad rather than chicken salad, this and the Classic Salad (a scoop on lettuce) are the only two options. This is the greener of the two.
Usually contains nuts. Check before ordering for anyone with a nut allergy — see the allergen guide.
Questions about Seasonal Strawberry Side Salad
Is the strawberry side salad always available?
No — it is seasonal, usually spring and early summer, and not carried at every location. Check with your restaurant before making a journey for it.
What is the difference between this and the Classic Salad?
The Classic Salad is a scoop of chicken salad served on a bed of lettuce. The strawberry side salad is a conventional leafy green salad with fruit and vinaigrette, and contains no chicken salad.
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.