Lazy Dog Restaurant & Bar Menu With Prices
Lazy Dog Restaurant & Bar USA Menu & Prices
Lazy Dog Restaurant & Bar Menu With Prices
Lazy Dog serves burgers, sandwiches, wok bowls, salads, steaks, chicken, seafood, weekend brunch, family meals, kids meals, desserts, handcrafted drinks and a small dog menu for participating patios. Prices and availability can differ by restaurant, so the figures below are practical U.S. planning prices from the official ordering menu rather than one national checkout sheet.
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$15
Fireside Favorites pair a selected entrée with a personal dessert
$8.95+
Lunch specials are advertised from this starting price until 4pm daily
$7.95
Several main kids meals are listed at the same price
$7
Participating patios list chicken or hamburger dog bowls at this price
Lazy Dog uses location-based ordering, and some dishes are not available at every restaurant. The official ordering pages used for this article show representative prices, but the selected restaurant remains the best source for exact pickup pricing, item availability and local substitutions.
Lazy Dog Menu Prices: Quick Snapshot
The menu stretches from small plates and lunch combinations to burgers, bison, seafood and steaks. Lower-priced choices include sides, handcrafted refreshers and the $15 Fireside Favorites, while premium entrées such as sea bass and steak push the bill much higher. Family meals change the economics again because they serve several people. Browse the Menus archive for other restaurant price pages.
| Menu category | Representative price | Typical order |
|---|---|---|
| $15 Fireside Favorites | $15.00 | Selected entrée with a personal dessert |
| Bites + Small Plates | $6.00–$13.50 | Chips, dips, vegetables, chicken and seasonal plates |
| Larger Shareables | $16.50–$18.50 | Nachos, wings, lettuce wraps, shrimp and crispy rice |
| Burgers | $16.95–$22.75 | Half-pound burgers with one side |
| Sandwiches | $14.95–$20.95 | Chicken, beef dip, club, Cuban and grilled cheese |
| Bowls | $16.50–$24.50 | Rice, noodle and protein bowls |
| Main Entrées | $19.50–$39.75 | Chicken, seafood, steak and other plated dinners |
| Lunch Specials | Starting at $8.95 | Soup, salad, sandwich and smaller bowl combinations |
| Family Meals | $31.50–$60.50 | Group meals serving roughly four to five people |
| Kids Menu | Many items $7.95 | Hamburger, cheeseburger, noodles, nuggets and mac and cheese |
Most full adult meals land in the mid-teens to mid-$20s before drinks, upgrades, tax and tip. Burgers and sandwiches are easier to budget because they include one side, while entrée plates and bowls vary more by protein. The $15 menu can undercut many standard dinner entrées because dessert is bundled into the price. The Casual Dining menu section gives a useful comparison with other full-service chains.
$15 Fireside Favorites
Fireside Favorites are one of the clearest value anchors on the Lazy Dog menu. Each listed choice costs $15 and pairs a scratch-made entrée with a personal S’more Brownie Sundae or Banana Pudding, depending on the dish. The selection mixes burgers, chicken, pasta, tacos and a Mediterranean plate rather than concentrating on one menu category. The Chili’s menu is another useful casual-dining reference for fixed-price meal bundles.
| Fireside Favorite | Price | Meal format |
|---|---|---|
| Honey Miso Chicken | $15.00 | Chicken, vegetables, rice and personal dessert |
| All-American Burger | $15.00 | Double-patty burger and personal dessert |
| Mediterranean Chicken | $15.00 | Chicken, yellow rice, salad, hummus and personal dessert |
| Fried Chicken Dinner | $15.00 | Fried chicken, mashed potatoes, spinach and personal dessert |
| Fettuccine Alfredo | $15.00 | Creamy pasta and personal dessert |
| Blackened Shrimp Tacos | $15.00 | Shrimp tacos, rice, beans and personal dessert |
The strongest value depends on what you would otherwise order. A burger or pasta entrée with dessert at one fixed price can cost less than buying a standard burger and full-size dessert separately. The set menu also makes the bill predictable for a single diner. Availability still belongs to the selected restaurant, so confirm the Fireside section before planning a visit around one specific entrée.
Bites, Small Plates and Shareable Prices
Lazy Dog separates smaller starters from larger shareables. Small plates range from simple house chips and bread to bao buns, deviled eggs, cheese curds and seasonal flatbread, while the shareables section adds wings, nachos, lettuce wraps and tuna crispy rice. A table of two can easily turn two or three shareables into a meal, but that can cost more than one standard entrée each. The Applebee’s menu provides another appetizer-heavy comparison.
| Starter or shareable | Price | Menu style |
|---|---|---|
| Tangy BBQ Chips | $6.00 | House chips with Cajun BBQ seasoning |
| Cheese + Garlic House Bread | $7.50 | Warm toasted cheesy garlic bread |
| Chili Garlic Cucumbers | $8.50 | Chilled spicy cucumber plate |
| Korean Fried Chicken Bao Buns | $10.95 | Chicken bao with kimchi aioli |
| Crispy Deviled Eggs | $11.50 | Fried deviled eggs with bacon candy |
| Pie Tin Nachos | $16.50 | Large nacho shareable |
| Chicken Lettuce Wraps | $17.75 | Chicken, peanuts, carrots and romaine |
| Crispy Wings | $18.50 | Wings with vegetables and sauces |
The small-plate menu is useful if you want several flavors without committing to one large entrée. Wings and lettuce wraps sit much closer to burger pricing, so they make more sense as shared dishes than as automatic add-ons. The party packs jump to $50 for larger groups and are structured differently from a normal starter. If you are ordering for a table, compare a shareable plus entrées against one family meal before deciding.
Burger and Sandwich Prices
Burgers are built around half-pound patties on brioche-style buns and include one side. The menu ranges from a straightforward cheeseburger to Bison Burger and Cowboy Ribeye Burger, while sandwiches cover grilled cheese, chicken, Cuban, club and beef dip formats. This section is one of the easiest places to compare price because the side is already included. The Red Robin menu is a direct burger-focused comparison.
| Burger or sandwich | Price | Menu note |
|---|---|---|
| Half-Pound Cheeseburger | $16.95 | Beef patty, cheese and standard toppings |
| All-American Burger | $18.95 | Two quarter-pound patties and American cheese |
| BBQ Ranch Bacon Burger | $19.75 | Bacon, cheddar and chipotle ranch |
| Bison Burger | $22.50 | Bison and wagyu blend with havarti and onion-bacon jam |
| Cowboy Ribeye Burger | $22.75 | Beef patty topped with shaved ribeye |
| Grilled 5 Cheese Sandwich | $14.95 | Five-cheese grilled sourdough |
| Fried Chicken Sandwich | $19.50 | Buttermilk chicken, havarti and slaw |
| Pot Roast Beef Dip | $20.95 | Pot roast, mozzarella, onions and au jus |
The Half-Pound Cheeseburger is the lower-cost standard burger, while Bison and Cowboy Ribeye move into premium territory. Sandwich prices overlap the burger range, so choosing a sandwich does not automatically reduce the bill. The included side makes the base price easier to compare with a restaurant where fries cost extra. If premium meat is not important, the basic cheeseburger or grilled cheese keeps the total lower.
Bowls and Main Entrée Prices
Lazy Dog’s bowls mix Asian-inspired flavors, rice, noodles, chicken, beef, tofu, shrimp and tuna. Main entrées move from tacos and pasta into grilled chicken, salmon, filet, flat iron steak, New York steak and sea bass. This is where the menu has its widest dinner-price spread. The LongHorn Steakhouse menu offers a useful reference for the upper end of steak-focused casual dining.
| Bowl or entrée | Price | Menu style |
|---|---|---|
| Mediterranean Chicken Bowl | $16.50 | Chicken, yellow rice, vegetables, feta and hummus |
| Loco Moco Fried Rice | $16.50 | Beef, ham, fried rice, egg and teriyaki gravy |
| Korean Ribeye Bibimbap | $20.25 | Ribeye, rice, vegetables and egg |
| Chili Crunch Ahi Tuna | $20.25 | Seared tuna, rice, avocado and edamame |
| Thai Noodles | $24.50 | Shrimp, chicken, tofu and pad thai sauce |
| Blackened Shrimp Tacos | $19.50 | Shrimp tacos with rice and beans |
| Filet + Veggie Kebabs | $22.95 | Filet pieces, vegetables and yellow rice |
| Chuckwagon Flat Iron Steak | $31.95 | 10 oz steak with potatoes, spinach and sauce |
| New York Steak | $38.95 | 12 oz USDA Choice steak with vegetables and potatoes |
| Wild-Caught Sea Bass | $39.75 | Sea bass, cauliflower mash and roasted vegetables |
The bowl section keeps several full meals under the premium steak range, even when ribeye or tuna is involved. Steak and sea bass are the clear high-end choices on this list. If you want a composed dinner without paying steak prices, the Mediterranean Chicken Bowl and Loco Moco Fried Rice are materially lower. The Olive Garden menu provides another comparison for full-service pasta and dinner pricing.
Salad, Soup and Lunch Special Prices
Entrée salads are priced more like full meals than side salads because they include chicken, tuna or other substantial toppings. Lunch specials provide the lower-cost route, with the official ordering menu advertising specials from $8.95 until 4pm daily. Soup + Salad and half-sandwich combinations are among the lowest listed lunch choices. The Cheesecake Factory menu is useful for comparing another broad casual-dining lunch lineup.
| Salad or lunch item | Price | Format |
|---|---|---|
| Grilled Chicken Caesar Salad | $17.95 | Chicken Caesar entrée salad |
| Chicken Shawarma Salad | $19.95 | Chicken, greens, hummus, feta and vegetables |
| Tex-Mex Salad | $19.95 | Chicken, beans, avocado, cheese and chipotle ranch |
| Seared Ahi Tuna Salad | $23.75 | Ahi tuna, avocado, vegetables and ponzu vinaigrette |
| Soup + Salad Lunch | $9.75 | Cup of soup plus selected salad |
| Half Sandwich + Soup | $12.75 | Half sandwich, fries and soup |
| Half Sandwich + Salad | $12.95 | Half sandwich, fries and salad |
| Lunch Portion Bowl | $15.75 | Smaller chicken wok bowl |
| Blackened Shrimp Tacos Lunch | $16.50 | Shrimp tacos, rice and beans |
The lunch combinations create a large price gap versus full dinner salads. Soup + Salad can cost roughly half as much as a premium ahi tuna salad, while a half sandwich combination still stays below most standard burgers. Lunch-focused savings belong here because they are part of the regular ordering structure. Time-specific bar promotions belong on the fixed Lazy Dog Happy Hour page instead.
Weekend Brunch Prices
Weekend brunch is available until 2pm and combines breakfast classics with Lazy Dog’s comfort-food style. The menu includes pancakes, burritos, omelets, breakfast sandwiches, chilaquiles, quiche and chicken with biscuits. There are also lower-cost add-ons such as biscuits, bacon candy and donut holes. The First Watch menu provides another brunch-centered comparison.
| Brunch item | Price | Menu style |
|---|---|---|
| Biscuit + Gravy | $7.95 | Buttermilk biscuit with chicken sausage gravy |
| Bacon Candy | $10.95 | Sweet-spicy baked bacon |
| Mountain Berry Pancakes | $14.50 | Pancakes with berry compote |
| Veggie Omelet | $14.50 | Vegetable and cheese omelet with side |
| Breakfast Club | $15.95 | Egg, bacon, avocado and cheddar biscuit sandwich |
| Lumberjack Pancake Tacos | $16.25 | Pancake tacos with eggs, bacon and potatoes |
| Breakfast Burrito | $16.95 | Eggs, bacon, fries, beans, cheese and sauces |
| Country Chickens & Biscuit | $17.50 | Fried chicken, eggs, biscuit and gravy |
| Breakfast Burger | $17.95 | Beef patty, bacon, egg, potato and cheddar |
The brunch range overlaps standard lunch pricing, but it offers breakfast-specific combinations that are not part of the weekday lunch menu. Pancakes and omelet are lower than the breakfast burger, while Biscuit + Gravy is the cheapest substantial brunch item shown here. The weekend-only timing matters more than price for many of these dishes. Confirm the brunch section at your chosen restaurant before planning around one item.
Family Meal Prices
Family meals are designed for roughly four to five people, and the official menu says the category starts at under $8 per person. Pasta is the cheapest entry point, while chicken and bison meatloaf packages cost more. The price is easier to judge by number of diners than by sticker price alone. The Cracker Barrel menu gives another family-dining comparison with large-format comfort food.
| Family meal | Price | Group format |
|---|---|---|
| Fettuccine Alfredo Family Meal | $31.50 | Pasta and family Caesar salad |
| Fettuccine Alfredo w/ Chicken Family Meal | $45.95 | Chicken pasta and family Caesar salad |
| Kung Pao Chicken Family Meal | $45.95 | Chicken wok entrée with rice |
| Teriyaki Chicken Family Meal | $45.95 | Chicken, vegetables and rice |
| Fried Chicken Family Meal | $51.50 | Five chicken breasts, potatoes and spinach |
| Grilled Lemon Chicken Family Meal | $51.50 | Chicken, mashed potatoes and green beans |
| BBQ Bison Meatloaf Family Meal | $60.50 | Bison-wagyu meatloaf with potatoes and spinach |
| Dessert Platter | $27.50 | Group dessert add-on |
The plain Fettuccine Alfredo package is the lowest listed family meal, but adding chicken raises the price considerably. Chicken and wok meals cluster in the mid-$40s to low-$50s, while bison meatloaf sits at the top. For four or five people, those totals can beat buying separate adult entrées. Drinks, extra sides and dessert should still be added to the budget separately.
Kids Menu Prices
The main kids menu is intentionally simple and many listed meals share the same $7.95 price. Options include cheeseburger, hamburger, noodles, macaroni and cheese and hand-breaded chicken nuggets. Weekend brunch adds chocolate chip pancakes and a small breakfast plate at the same price point. The Denny’s menu is another family-oriented comparison with breakfast and kids choices.
| Kids item | Price | Menu style |
|---|---|---|
| Kid’s Kraft Macaroni & Cheese | $7.95 | Macaroni and cheese meal |
| Cheesy Pizza Sticks | $7.95 | Cheesy pizza-style sticks |
| Kid’s Cheeseburger | $7.95 | Small cheeseburger meal |
| Kid’s Hamburger | $7.95 | Small hamburger meal |
| Kid’s Noodles | $7.95 | Plain, butter or marinara noodles |
| Kid’s Hand-Breaded Chicken Nuggets | $7.95 | Chicken nugget meal |
| Kids Chocolate Chip Pancakes | $7.95 | Weekend brunch choice |
| Kids Top Dog Breakfast | $7.95 | Eggs, bacon and tots for weekend brunch |
The shared $7.95 price makes the main choice more about preference than cost. Not every item appears at every restaurant, and Cheesy Pizza Sticks are excluded from LA Live in the ordering menu. Kids brunch follows the weekend schedule rather than the all-day kids list. If a child wants only a side, ordering separately can cost less than a full kids meal.
Sides, Non-Alcoholic Drinks and Dessert Prices
Sides are modestly priced compared with entrées, but specialty cold brew drinks can cost nearly as much as a small plate. Desserts cluster between $7 and $11.95, with warm cookies at the low end and full plated desserts at the high end. Handcrafted lemonades and sparkling refreshers are much cheaper than the cold brew lattes. These add-ons are worth budgeting separately because an entrée, drink and dessert can raise a one-person check quickly.
| Side, drink or dessert | Price | Type |
|---|---|---|
| Seasonal Fruit | $3.50 | Side |
| Mashed Potatoes | $3.50 | Side |
| French Fries | $5.95 | Side |
| Onion Rings | $6.95 | Side |
| Housemade Lemonade or Refresher | $3.75 | Handcrafted non-alcoholic drink |
| Salted Caramel Cold Brew Iced Latte | $9.95 | Specialty cold brew drink |
| Campfire Cookies | $7.00 | Warm cookie dessert |
| Banana Pudding | $8.95 | Chilled dessert |
| Mountain Berry Cheesecake | $9.95 | Cheesecake dessert |
| Butter Cake | $11.95 | Warm cake with ice cream |
| S’more Brownie Sundae | $11.95 | Brownie, marshmallow and ice cream |
A standard side adds only a few dollars, while onion rings and side salads cost more. Specialty iced lattes sit unusually high for a non-alcoholic drink, so a lemonade or refresher is the lower-cost choice. Desserts are large enough that sharing can lower the per-person cost. If you are ordering a Fireside Favorite, remember that a personal dessert is already included.
Lazy Dog Dog Menu Prices
The dog menu is one of the brand’s distinctive features. Dogs are welcome on participating outdoor patios, and the menu offers a complimentary water bowl plus two simple meal choices. Each food bowl combines either grilled chicken or a hamburger patty with brown rice and vegetables. The restaurant’s FAQ says the dog menu is not offered at Georgia locations.
| Dog menu item | Price | What is included |
|---|---|---|
| Bowl of Water | Complimentary | Water bowl for patio guests with dogs |
| Grilled Hamburger Patty Bowl | $7.00 | Hamburger patty, brown rice and vegetables |
| Grilled Chicken Breast Bowl | $7.00 | Chicken breast, brown rice and vegetables |
The dog menu is separate from the kids menu and follows patio rules. Dogs must stay leashed and within reach, and only service animals are permitted inside the dining room. The small menu keeps the price straightforward, but availability depends on the restaurant. If your visit depends on bringing a dog, check the location’s patio information first.
How to Find Lazy Dog Prices Near You
Lazy Dog operates location-specific ordering pages, and menu availability can differ from restaurant to restaurant. That matters because some items are marked unavailable at LA Live, dog meals are excluded at Georgia locations, and local prices can move even when the dish name stays the same. Use the exact restaurant you plan to visit rather than borrowing a price from another city.
Open the Lazy Dog ordering menu or restaurant locator.
Select the restaurant you plan to use.
Open the same menu category shown in this article.
Add sides, protein choices or upgrades before comparing totals.
Review pickup and delivery separately because fees can differ.
The location-first approach also helps with brunch, happy hour and patio-specific offerings. Search demand often focuses on one city, but a separate city page is not needed to answer the price question. The restaurant selector already provides the most precise local menu. This article keeps the national menu structure in one place while leaving checkout-level detail to the selected store.
Ordering, Value and Customization
Lazy Dog’s official ordering flow groups items by category and lets diners choose sides or modifications where supported. Burgers and sandwiches usually include one side, while many bowls and plated entrées arrive as complete dishes. Family meals are the better comparison point for four or five diners than multiplying individual entrée prices. The $15 Fireside section can also simplify a single-person dinner because dessert is bundled into the set price.
For unconventional combinations or off-menu modifications, keep that intent on the Lazy Dog Secret Menu page. Standard menu prices are easier to understand when listed dishes and ordinary modifiers stay separate. The restaurant can decline a substitution or charge for an upgrade, so review the cart before paying.
If value is the priority, compare the lunch combinations, Fireside Favorites and family meals before building an order item by item. The standard burgers, salads and premium entrées are useful for comparison but may not be the lowest-cost way to eat there. The Texas Roadhouse menu shows a different casual-dining model where steak pricing is more central to the bill.
Nutrition, Gluten-Sensitive and Allergen Information
Lazy Dog publishes separate nutrition and allergen resources for its menu. It also maintains a gluten-sensitive ordering section, but the restaurant clearly states that it is not a gluten-free restaurant and that cross-contact can occur during storage, preparation or production. Guests with food allergies should use the official allergen information and speak with the restaurant before ordering.
The gluten-sensitive section includes modified salads, burgers, chicken, salmon and flat iron steak. A gluten-sensitive cheeseburger is listed with a lettuce wrap, while grilled proteins can be paired with selected sides. That does not make the kitchen free from gluten or other allergens. Preparation conditions matter as much as the ingredient list for a serious allergy.
Lazy Dog also labels Mindful Meals as lower in calories and higher in protein, with items such as Chicken Lettuce Wraps, Chicken Shawarma Salad, Lemon Chicken Dinner and Wild-Caught Sea Bass. Nutrition can still change when sauces, sides or substitutions change. Use the official nutrition resource for exact calories, sodium and other nutrient details tied to the selected dish.
Popular Lazy Dog Menu Choices
The Bison Burger stands out because it combines bison and wagyu with havarti and onion-bacon jam. Fireside Favorites are notable for value, while the Korean Ribeye Bibimbap and Chili Crunch Ahi Tuna represent the bowl side of the menu. Weekend brunch adds Breakfast Club, Breakfast Burrito and Breakfast Burger, while family meals cover group dining. The dog bowls are a separate patio feature rather than a novelty item mixed into the human menu.
If you want a lower-cost adult meal, start with lunch combinations or the $15 set menu. If you want premium meat, Cowboy Ribeye Burger, flat iron steak and New York steak move the price upward. If the group has different tastes, burgers, salads, bowls and pasta create more flexibility than a narrowly focused steakhouse. The LongHorn Steakhouse menu offers a useful contrast with a menu centered more heavily on steak.
For families, the kids menu and large-format family meals reduce the need to build every order separately. For weekend dining, brunch creates another full menu layer rather than a few breakfast add-ons. The Denny’s menu gives another reference for all-day family dining and breakfast-focused pricing.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much are Lazy Dog burgers?
Lazy Dog burgers on the ordering menu commonly run from $16.95 for a Half-Pound Cheeseburger to $22.75 for the Cowboy Ribeye Burger. Most include one side.
How much is the Bison Burger at Lazy Dog?
The Bison Burger is listed at $22.50 on the ordering menu used for this page. Restaurant pricing can differ by location.
What are the $15 Fireside Favorites?
Lazy Dog lists selected scratch-made entrées at $15 with a personal dessert. Choices include Honey Miso Chicken, All-American Burger, Mediterranean Chicken, Fried Chicken Dinner, Fettuccine Alfredo and Blackened Shrimp Tacos.
How much are Lazy Dog lunch specials?
The ordering menu promotes lunch specials starting at $8.95 until 4pm daily. Listed examples include Soup + Salad at $9.75 and half-sandwich combinations around $12.75 to $12.95.
Does Lazy Dog have weekend brunch?
Yes. Brunch is available on weekends until 2pm, with items such as Breakfast Club, Breakfast Burrito, Mountain Berry Pancakes and Breakfast Burger.
How much is the Lazy Dog kids menu?
The main kids menu lists several meals at $7.95, including cheeseburger, hamburger, macaroni and cheese, noodles and hand-breaded chicken nuggets.
Does Lazy Dog have family meals?
Yes. Family meals serve roughly four to five people. Listed family meals range from $31.50 for Fettuccine Alfredo to $60.50 for BBQ Bison Meatloaf.
Does Lazy Dog have a menu for dogs?
Yes. Participating patios offer a grilled hamburger patty bowl or grilled chicken breast bowl for $7, plus a complimentary bowl of water. The dog menu is not offered at Georgia locations.
How much are Lazy Dog desserts?
Desserts on the ordering menu range from $7 for Campfire Cookies to $11.95 for items such as Butter Cake, S’more Brownie Sundae and Apple-Huckleberry Open Face Pie.
Does Lazy Dog have gluten-sensitive food?
Yes. Lazy Dog lists modified gluten-sensitive dishes, but the restaurant states it is not gluten-free and cross-contact can occur during storage, preparation or production.
Are Lazy Dog menu prices the same at every restaurant?
No. Menu availability and checkout pricing can differ by location, and some dishes are not offered at every restaurant.
Where can I find exact Lazy Dog prices near me?
Choose the restaurant you plan to use on the official Lazy Dog ordering site. The selected location’s menu is the best source for exact pickup pricing and availability.
Official Information
Use the official Lazy Dog ordering menu and select the restaurant you plan to use before ordering. The official site also provides nutrition and allergen resources, restaurant hours, brunch information and patio details.
HackTheMenu.us is an independent restaurant information website and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or operated by Lazy Dog Restaurant & Bar. Restaurant prices, dishes, hours, patio rules and preparation can vary by location. Confirm important pricing, ingredient and allergen details with the selected restaurant.