Chili’s USA Menu
Chili’s Menu With Prices
Chili’s menu covers burgers, fajitas, Chicken Crispers, ribs, steaks, pasta, appetizers, salads, soups, bowls, quesadillas, lunch favorites, kids meals, desserts, and the 3 For Me value lineup. Prices vary by restaurant, so use these ranges to compare categories and confirm the exact location before checkout.
Prices and availability vary by restaurant.
$10.99
3 For Me starting price
$13.99-$15.29
Big QP Burger range
$16.99-$18.79
Triple Dipper range
$27.29-$29.29
Full Rack of Ribs range
Price note: Chili’s menu prices differ by restaurant. Official U.S. location menus show the same core categories but can display different item totals, so compact ranges are used where location pricing varies materially.
Chili’s Menu Prices at a Glance
Chili’s spans several price levels, from shareable appetizers and the 3 For Me value lineup to full racks of ribs and larger fajita orders. The quick table below uses official U.S. location-menu observations to show the relative price of familiar choices. Browse the Casual Dining menu category for comparable full-service restaurant menus.
| Menu item | Reference price | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| The Big QP Burger | $13.99-$15.29 | 890 |
| Big Smasher Burger | $14.99-$15.49 | 950 |
| Triple Dipper | $16.99-$18.79 | 1450-3040 |
| Crispy Chicken Crispers Combo | $17.49-$17.59 | 870-1600 |
| The Classics Fajitas | $19.99-$20.89 | 910-1190 |
| Full Rack of Ribs | $27.29-$29.29 | 2160+ |
| Cajun Pasta | $18.39-$19.99 | 1070-1390 |
| Soup & House Salad | $11.49 | Varies by soup |
The 3 For Me lineup creates the lowest complete-meal entry point, while premium fajitas and ribs sit much higher. Burgers and Crispers generally occupy the middle of the range, and appetizer prices vary by portion and protein. The Menus hub provides a broader directory when you want to compare Chili’s with restaurants outside casual dining.
Chili’s Appetizer Prices
Chili’s appetizer menu is built for sharing, with the Triple Dipper, wings, Southwestern Eggrolls, queso, guacamole, and other starters. Location menus show meaningful price variation, especially for wings and larger sampler-style orders. The Buffalo Wild Wings Menu is a useful comparison when wings and shareable appetizers are the main reason for the meal.
| Appetizer | Reference price | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| Triple Dipper | $16.99-$18.79 | 1450-3040 |
| Bone-In Wings | $17.49-$18.99 | 960-2010 |
| Boneless Wings | $14.29-$16.49 | 900-2010 |
| Southwestern Eggrolls | $14.29-$15.99 | 1020 |
| Dip Trio | $11.59-$12.99 | 970-2240 |
| Southwestern Queso | $11.29-$12.49 | 1360 |
| Skillet Beef Queso | $10.99-$12.29 | 1340 |
| House-made Guacamole | $9.99-$10.99 | 1150 |
| Chips & Salsa | $6.59-$7.29 | 910 |
Triple Dipper is one of the most flexible appetizer orders because the final calories depend on the selected components and sauces. Wings cost more than dips and chips but also provide more protein, while queso and guacamole work better as shared starters than complete meals. If your group wants several appetizer styles, compare the sampler against ordering two full appetizers separately.
Chili’s Fajita Prices
Fajitas are one of Chili’s signature full-meal categories and are priced above most burgers, salads, and basic pasta dishes. The official menu groups them into The Classics, Pick Any 2, The Original Trio, and Fajitas for 2, with calorie totals changing by protein selection and toppings. The Texas Roadhouse Menu is useful for comparing another full-service restaurant where larger meat-based entrées drive the total.
| Fajita option | Reference price | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| The Classics | $19.99-$20.89 | 910-1190 |
| Pick Any 2 | $22.49-$23.79 | 920-1230 |
| The Original Trio | $26.39-$27.69 | 1210-1250 |
| Fajitas for 2 | $39.99 | 1670-2290 |
The Classics are the lowest-priced fajita format, while Pick Any 2 trades a higher price for more protein variety. The Original Trio adds another protein combination, and Fajitas for 2 are structured as a shared order rather than a single entrée. Compare the number of diners and included components before judging the higher shared price.
Chili’s Big Mouth Burger Prices
Big Mouth Burgers include the Big Smasher, Big QP, Oldtimer, bacon-heavy builds, and other rotating options. Most burger prices sit below ribs and fajitas but above the cheapest 3 For Me entrées. The Applebee’s Menu is a useful casual-dining comparison for burgers, chicken, appetizers, and value meals.
| Burger | Reference price | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| The Big QP Burger | $13.99-$15.29 | 890 |
| Big Smasher Burger | $14.99-$15.49 | 950 |
| Oldtimer with Cheese | $14.39-$15.49 | 850 |
| Bacon Cheeseburger | $15.99-$17.29 | 1120 |
| Big Mouth Bites | $16.59-$17.89 | 1200 |
| Alex’s Santa Fe Burger | $16.89-$18.29 | 930 |
| Double Big Smasher Burger | $18.99 | 1490 |
| Bacon Rancher Burger | $19.79-$21.29 | 1710 |
The Big QP and Big Smasher are useful price benchmarks because they sit near the lower end of the full burger lineup. Bacon-heavy and double-patty builds move much higher in both price and calories. Compare the included fries and toppings before deciding whether a larger burger or a 3 For Me option gives you better value.
Chili’s Chicken Crispers and Chicken Sandwich Prices
Chicken choices include Crispers combos, crispy sandwiches, grilled chicken, wings, and quesadilla-style entrées. Crispers meals are priced like full casual-dining entrées because they include sides and dipping sauce rather than only the chicken. The Chick-fil-A Menu is useful when you want to compare chicken sandwiches and tenders with a quick-service format.
| Chicken item | Reference price | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| Big Crispy Chicken Sandwich | $15.99 | 870 |
| Spicy Big Crispy Chicken Sandwich | $15.99 | 870 |
| Honey-Chipotle Big Crispy Chicken Sandwich | $15.99 | 840 |
| Nashville Hot Big Crispy Chicken Sandwich | $15.99 | 950 |
| Deluxe Big Crispy Chicken Sandwich | $17.79 | 1030 |
| Crispy Chicken Crispers Combo | $17.49-$17.59 | 870-1600 |
| Honey-Chipotle Chicken Crispers Combo | $17.49-$17.59 | 1040-1560 |
| Nashville Hot Chicken Crispers Combo | $17.49-$17.59 | 1140-1710 |
The core crispy sandwiches cluster around one price, while the Deluxe version costs more because it adds bacon and Swiss-style toppings. Crispers combos cost more than a sandwich but include a fuller meal structure. Sauce choice can shift the calorie total substantially even when the menu price stays the same.
Chili’s Ribs, Steaks, Pasta, and BBQ Classics
Ribs, steaks, Smokehouse-style combinations, and pasta make up the higher-priced entrée side of Chili’s. These sections are better compared with other full-service chains than with fast-food menus because portions, sides, and table service differ. The Outback Steakhouse Menu is a natural comparison for steaks and ribs, while the Olive Garden Menu provides a pasta-focused casual-dining benchmark.
| Entrée | Reference price | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| Classic Sirloin, 6 oz | $16.99-$18.49 | Varies by sides |
| Cajun Pasta | $18.39-$19.99 | 1070-1390 |
| Cajun Shrimp Pasta | $16.99-$19.99 | Varies by location |
| Half Rack of Ribs | $18.99-$21.99 | Varies by sauce |
| Full Rack of Ribs | $27.29-$29.29 | 2160+ |
| Smokehouse Combo | $20.99-$23.99 | Varies by selections |
A 6-ounce sirloin can enter near the lower end of this group, while full racks of ribs and larger combination plates move higher. Pasta generally costs less than a full rack but more than most burgers. If the meal is being shared, a large rib or Smokehouse order can make more sense than comparing its price directly with one individual entrée.
Chili’s 3 For Me Menu
3 For Me bundles a beverage, starter, and main at a set starting price, making it Chili’s clearest value-focused meal structure. Official Chili’s menus show the lineup starting at $10.99, with premium entrées costing more within the same format. Visit the Chili’s Happy Hour page when your priority is comparing drink and bar-focused offers rather than the full menu.
| 3 For Me main | Reference price |
|---|---|
| The Big QP Burger | $10.99 |
| Big Crispy Chicken Sandwich | $10.99 |
| Spicy Big Crispy Chicken Sandwich | $10.99 |
| Big Smasher Burger | $12.99 |
| Chicken Bacon Ranch Quesadillas | $14.99 |
| Double Big Smasher Burger | $16.99 |
| Classic Sirloin, 6 oz | $16.99 |
| Cajun Shrimp Pasta | $16.99 |
The $10.99 options create the strongest headline value because they combine three meal components for less than many standard entrées. Moving to premium mains raises the price but keeps the bundled format. Compare the exact starter and drink you want because the best value is the combination you would otherwise order separately.
Chili’s Lunch Favorites
Lunch Favorites include burgers, wings, salads, Crispers, quesadillas, and other familiar Chili’s items. Prices can be lower than larger dinner-style entrées, but availability and lunch timing depend on the restaurant. The Cheesecake Factory Menu offers another broad casual-dining comparison where lunch portions and full-size entrées can differ in both price and size.
| Lunch favorite | Reference price | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| The Big QP Burger | $13.99-$14.29 | 890 |
| Big Smasher Burger | $14.99-$15.49 | 950 |
| Boneless Wings | $14.69-$16.49 | 900-2010 |
| Santa Fe Salad | $15.99-$16.39 | 530-540 |
| Chicken Bacon Ranch Quesadillas | $16.79 | 1670 |
| Crispy Chicken Crispers Combo | $17.49-$17.59 | 870-1600 |
Burger and salad lunch choices tend to sit below Crispers and large quesadillas in the official examples. Lunch can be useful when you want a familiar Chili’s entrée without moving immediately into ribs or larger fajitas. Check the selected restaurant before relying on lunch availability or pricing.
Chili’s Salads, Soups, Bowls, and Quesadillas
Salads and soups offer a different meal structure from burgers and ribs, while bowls and quesadillas keep the Southwest-inspired side of Chili’s menu prominent. A salad can still be calorie-dense when it includes fried chicken, cheese, tortilla strips, dressing, or quesadilla pieces. The Red Lobster Menu gives another casual-dining benchmark where soups, salads, bowls, and larger entrées coexist on one menu.
| Item | Reference price | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| Cup of Soup | $6.49 | 200-220 |
| Side House Salad | $6.59 | 270-380 |
| Bowl of Soup | $8.29 | 390-430 |
| Soup & House Salad | $11.49 | Varies by soup |
| Santa Fe Salad | $15.99-$16.39 | 530-540 |
| Quesadilla Explosion Salad | $15.99-$16.99 | 1180-1420 |
| Chipotle Fresh Mex Bowl | $16.39 | 880 |
| Chicken Bacon Ranch Quesadillas | $16.79 | 1670 |
| Brisket Quesadillas | $16.99 | 1610 |
Soup and salad are the lowest-cost complete options in this group, while quesadillas and entrée salads move into standard entrée pricing. Calorie totals can rise quickly with fried toppings, cheese, ranch, and tortilla components. If you want a lighter order, compare the standard recipe details rather than assuming a salad is automatically the lowest-calorie choice.
Chili’s Kids Menu, Sides, and Desserts
Kids meals are priced more consistently than many adult entrées, while sides and desserts depend more on serving size and item type. Official location menus commonly show kids entrées around $6.99 before local variation. The Cracker Barrel Menu is another family-oriented casual-dining comparison for kids meals, sides, and homestyle entrées.
| Item | Reference price | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| Kids Cheeseburger Bites | $6.99 | 450 |
| Kids Crispy Crispers | $6.99 | 570 |
| Kids Chicken Grillers | $6.99 | 280 |
| Kids Cheesy Chicken Pasta | $6.99 | 620 |
| Kids Kraft Macaroni & Cheese | $6.99 | 310 |
| Kids Cheese Pizza | $6.99 | 500 |
| Sides | $4.29 | 35-1290 |
| Sauce Options, 4 oz | $2.00 | 30-550 |
Kids entrées are relatively easy to compare because several options share one reference price, while calorie totals vary widely. Side pricing looks simple until premium or large portions are selected, so check what already comes with the adult entrée before adding extras. Desserts are best evaluated as shared add-ons because one order can be substantial after a full entrée.
Best Value Chili’s Orders
The strongest value depends on whether you want a complete meal, a shareable appetizer, or a larger entrée. 3 For Me is the clearest starting point because it combines three components, while the Triple Dipper can make sense for sharing or building a meal around several appetizer choices. Burgers can also provide a lower entry price than ribs, fajitas, and premium combination plates.
For one diner, compare a 3 For Me order against the same starter, beverage, and entrée purchased through the standard menu. For a group, compare one large appetizer and separate entrées against multiple individual starters. A full rack of ribs or Fajitas for 2 should be judged by portion and number of diners rather than compared directly with one burger.
If casual-dining value is your main priority, the LongHorn Steakhouse Menu provides another full-service benchmark for steaks, burgers, chicken, and sides. Local menu pricing remains the deciding factor because the same entrée can move several dollars between restaurants.
Chili’s Customization and Add-Ons
Chili’s orders can be customized with sauces, sides, toppings, protein choices, and other options supported by the selected restaurant. Changes can affect price, calories, and allergens, especially when sauces, cheese, bacon, or premium sides are added. For unofficial combinations and order-by-modification ideas, visit the Chili’s Secret Menu.
- Start with the closest standard menu item or combo.
- Select the restaurant before relying on the displayed price.
- Review protein, sauce, side, cheese, bacon, dressing, and other add-ons.
- Check whether a side or drink upgrade changes the meal price.
- Review the final cart after customization rather than assuming the base price stays the same.
Starting from a standard item keeps the order easier to understand and price. It also makes nutrition and allergen information more useful because published values usually describe the standard recipe. If an option is not offered by the selected restaurant, the local menu should be treated as the final availability check.
How to Find the Exact Chili’s Price Near You
Chili’s official ordering flow requires a restaurant selection for the most relevant local menu and checkout total. The same core item can cost differently in different markets, and delivery, taxes, customizations, or alcohol rules can change the final amount further. Use one restaurant and one ordering channel when comparing prices.
- Open Chili’s ordering and choose the restaurant you plan to use.
- Select pickup or delivery and keep the channel consistent for comparisons.
- Open the exact item and confirm protein, sides, sauces, and quantity.
- Review taxes, delivery charges, add-ons, and the final total.
- Compare the completed cart with a value bundle or another entrée before paying.
Use the official Chili’s location finder to choose the restaurant you actually plan to visit or order from. A location-specific menu is more useful than a national reference when the exact checkout price matters. If two nearby restaurants differ, compare the same item configuration before deciding which is cheaper.
Chili’s Ordering, Rewards, and Delivery
Chili’s supports pickup and delivery ordering through its website and participating restaurants. My Chili’s Rewards can add account-specific benefits or offers, but those should be treated separately from the standard menu price when comparing restaurants. A promotion available to one account does not create a universal menu price.
Delivery can produce a higher checkout total because of delivery charges, service fees, taxes, and ordering-channel differences. Pickup is usually the cleaner baseline when you want to compare one Chili’s location with another casual-dining restaurant. Check the complete cart rather than judging value from the entrée price alone.
Alcohol and bar offerings depend on local laws, restaurant participation, and ordering method. Food menu comparisons should remain separate from drink promotions because happy-hour terms can vary more by location. This keeps the Menu page useful even when a local bar offer changes.
Chili’s Calories, Nutrition, and Allergen Notes
Chili’s publishes calorie information throughout its menu, but the final number depends on the standard recipe, selected protein, sauces, sides, and customizations. Appetizer and combo calorie ranges can be especially broad because the order includes several components. Use the table below to compare representative standard menu choices before adding extras.
| Item | Calories |
|---|---|
| The Big QP Burger | 890 |
| Big Smasher Burger | 950 |
| Triple Dipper | 1450-3040 |
| Southwestern Eggrolls | 1020 |
| The Classics Fajitas | 910-1190 |
| Crispy Chicken Crispers Combo | 870-1600 |
| Chicken Bacon Ranch Quesadillas | 1670 |
| Santa Fe Salad | 530-540 |
| Chipotle Fresh Mex Bowl | 880 |
| Kids Chicken Grillers | 280 |
A salad or grilled item is not automatically the lowest-calorie order once dressing, cheese, tortilla strips, or sides are included. Triple Dipper and Crispers ranges are wide because component and sauce choices matter. Guests managing food allergies should review Chili’s official nutrition and allergen information for the exact item and talk with the restaurant when cross-contact is a concern.
Common Chili’s Menu and Pricing Problems
Most Chili’s price confusion comes from comparing different restaurants, a la carte entrées with bundles, lunch with dinner, or pickup with delivery. Appetizers and Crispers can also show wide calorie ranges because the selected components are not identical. Use the checks below before assuming two prices are inconsistent.
- The local price is higher: restaurant prices can vary by market.
- A 3 For Me entrée costs more: premium main choices raise the bundled price.
- Lunch is unavailable: service timing and participation depend on the restaurant.
- The calorie range is very wide: combos and samplers can contain different components and sauces.
- Delivery costs more: fees, taxes, and ordering-channel pricing affect the checkout total.
- An item disappeared: limited products and restaurant availability can change.
- A customization changed the total: premium sides, proteins, sauces, or toppings can add cost.
Rebuild the comparison using the same restaurant, same item configuration, and same ordering method when two totals look different. Compare a bundled meal with another bundle rather than with one bare entrée. Once the order structure matches, the real price difference becomes much easier to evaluate.
Popular Chili’s Menu Items
Triple Dipper, Big Mouth Burgers, Chicken Crispers, fajitas, ribs, Southwestern Eggrolls, Cajun Pasta, Chicken Bacon Ranch Quesadillas, Chips & Salsa, and the 3 For Me lineup are strong menu benchmarks. They span very different price and portion levels, so popularity does not make them directly comparable. A Triple Dipper is a shareable sampler, while a Big QP Burger is one complete entrée.
Fajitas and ribs represent the higher-priced signature side of the menu, while burgers and pasta provide a more moderate entrée range. Chicken Crispers remain a useful comparison for customers who want a tenders-style meal with sides. The 3 For Me lineup is better evaluated as a value bundle than as one standalone entrée.
Use popular items as category anchors rather than assuming they are always the best value. A less expensive soup-and-salad order can make more sense for a smaller appetite, while a shared appetizer or Fajitas for 2 can work better for a group. The final restaurant menu determines which of these options is available at the price you see.
How to Compare Chili’s Menu Prices
Start with the same meal format. Compare a Chili’s burger with another full-service burger, a fajita entrée with a similar meat-based entrée, and a 3 For Me bundle with another meal that includes comparable sides or starters. Comparing a $10.99 bundled value option with a bare steak price does not answer the same question.
Next, keep restaurant location and ordering channel consistent. Pickup is easier to compare than delivery because fees and channel pricing can change the total. Nearby restaurants in similar markets provide a more useful comparison than stores in cities with very different operating costs.
Finally, account for what the entrée includes. Fries, side dishes, sauces, soup, salad, or a beverage can change both the price and how filling the meal is. This is especially important when comparing casual dining with fast food, where the service model and meal components can differ.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is Chili’s 3 For Me?
Chili’s official menu shows 3 For Me starting at $10.99. Premium main choices cost more, and restaurant pricing or participation can vary.
How much is the Chili’s Triple Dipper?
Triple Dipper is commonly shown around $16.99-$18.79 across official U.S. location menus. The selected items and sauces also create a wide calorie range.
How much is a Chili’s Big QP Burger?
The Big QP Burger is commonly shown around $13.99-$15.29 on official U.S. location menus. The exact restaurant price should be checked before ordering.
How much are Chili’s fajitas?
The Classics are commonly around $19.99-$20.89, Pick Any 2 around $22.49-$23.79, and The Original Trio around $26.39-$27.69. Fajitas for 2 are commonly shown at $39.99.
How much is a full rack of ribs at Chili’s?
A full rack of ribs is commonly shown around $27.29-$29.29 on official U.S. location menus. Sauce, sides, and restaurant pricing can change the final order.
How much are Chili’s Chicken Crispers?
Chicken Crispers combos are commonly shown around $17.49-$17.59 in official location-menu examples. Sauce and side choices affect the calorie total.
Does Chili’s have lunch specials?
Chili’s has a Lunch Favorites section at participating restaurants. Availability, timing, item selection, and pricing depend on the selected restaurant.
Does Chili’s have a kids menu?
Yes. Chili’s kids menu includes burgers, chicken, pasta, macaroni and cheese, pizza, quesadillas, and other child-sized choices. Many official location menus show several kids entrées around $6.99.
Are Chili’s prices the same everywhere?
No. Official Chili’s location menus can show different prices for the same core item. Restaurant market, delivery, tax, and customization can all affect the final total.
Can Chili’s menu items be customized?
Yes, many items allow supported side, sauce, protein, topping, or meal changes. Customizations can change price, calories, ingredients, and allergen exposure.
Does Chili’s have calorie information?
Yes. Chili’s displays calorie information for many menu items, including ranges for samplers and combos with several possible components. Customizations can change the final nutrition profile.
How do I find the exact Chili’s price near me?
Select the exact restaurant in Chili’s ordering flow and build the order you plan to buy. The restaurant-specific cart is more reliable than a national planning range for the final checkout amount.
Price and Ordering Notes
Menu categories, item names, calorie values, value-meal structure, and restaurant price examples were checked against Chili’s first-party U.S. menu and location pages. Because official location menus show different prices for some of the same items, this page uses compact planning ranges rather than presenting one restaurant as a nationwide price list. Reader-facing outbound linking is limited to Chili’s official location finder.
Use the selected restaurant’s menu for the final amount, especially when ordering delivery, changing sides or proteins, or using an account-specific offer. Calorie values also depend on standard recipes and selected components. The tables are designed to make category and value comparisons easier before that local checkout step.