Fazoli’s Menu With Prices
Fazoli’s USA Menu & Prices
Fazoli’s Menu With Prices
Fazoli’s serves fast-casual Italian food built around pasta, oven-baked entrées, pizza, subs, salads, family meals, kids meals, desserts, drinks and its Signature Garlic Breadsticks. Prices differ by restaurant and ordering channel, so the figures below are practical U.S. planning ranges rather than one national price sheet.
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2 Breadsticks
Many pasta, pizza, sub and salad orders include two Signature Garlic Breadsticks
Pasta + Pizza
The permanent menu mixes Italian pasta favorites with pizza, subs and salads
Serves 4
The Fresh-Tossed Family Meal is designed for four and includes eight breadsticks
1 Point / $1
Fazoli’s Rewards earns one point per qualifying dollar spent
Fazoli’s does not publish one nationwide public price sheet. The menu structure below follows the official Fazoli’s menu, while representative price figures come from U.S. restaurant pricing references and should be treated as planning numbers. Pickup, delivery, add-ons and restaurant-specific pricing can change the final total.
Fazoli’s Menu Prices: Quick Snapshot
Most individual Fazoli’s meals fall into the low-to-mid teens, with breadsticks, drinks and side salads below that range. Pizza by the double slice is one of the lower-cost entrée options, while loaded pasta and premium baked entrées move higher. Family meals and catering packages sit in a separate group because they are intended for several people. You can compare other quick-service pricing in the Menus archive.
| Menu category | Representative U.S. price | Typical order |
|---|---|---|
| Classic Pasta | $11.00–$15.00 | Spaghetti, fettuccine and pasta with meatballs or chicken |
| Oven-Baked Entrées | $13.00–$16.50 | Baked spaghetti, ziti, lasagna and chicken parmigiano |
| Signature Pasta | $15.00–$17.00 | Chicken Carbonara and loaded Alfredo-style pasta |
| Pasta Samplers | $14.00–$16.00 | Multiple pasta portions on one plate |
| Pizza | $6.50–$18.00 | Double slices or whole cheese and pepperoni pizzas |
| Subs & Entrée Salads | $11.00–$14.00 | Meatball, Club, Italian sub or chicken salad |
| Family Meal | Around $31 | Family-size pasta with eight breadsticks |
| Breadsticks & Extras | $0.50–$12.00 | Sauces and breadstick bundles |
The strongest value usually comes from choosing a complete entrée that already includes breadsticks rather than adding several extras afterward. A double-slice pizza order can cost roughly half as much as a loaded baked pasta, while family meals make more sense when several people are sharing. Delivery totals should be compared separately because platform prices and fees can be higher than direct pickup. The Fast Food menu section gives additional context for quick-service meal pricing.
Classic Pasta Prices
The classic pasta section covers spaghetti and fettuccine with marinara, meat sauce, meatballs, Alfredo sauce or chicken. These are some of the simplest Fazoli’s meals and many include two Signature Garlic Breadsticks. Adding meatballs or chicken raises the price over a basic sauce-only pasta. The Olive Garden menu provides a full-service Italian comparison.
| Pasta | Representative price | Menu note |
|---|---|---|
| Spaghetti with Marinara | $10.50–$12.00 | Spaghetti with marinara sauce |
| Spaghetti with Meat Sauce | $11.00–$13.00 | Spaghetti with meat sauce |
| Spaghetti with Meatballs | $12.50–$14.50 | Marinara and three Italian meatballs |
| Fettuccine Alfredo | $11.50–$13.50 | Fettuccine with Alfredo sauce |
| Chicken Fettuccine Alfredo | $13.50–$15.50 | Alfredo pasta with diced chicken |
Spaghetti with marinara is usually the least expensive full pasta entrée in this group. Meatballs and chicken raise the check because they add a full protein portion, while Alfredo tends to cost slightly more than marinara. If you want pasta variety without ordering several full plates, a sampler can be a better fit. The Noodles & Company menu offers another pasta-focused quick-service comparison.
Oven-Baked Entrée Prices
Fazoli’s baked entrées add mozzarella and provolone, richer sauces or extra toppings to the basic pasta format. Baked Spaghetti and Baked Ziti sit near the lower end, while Baked Chicken Parmigiano and loaded meat combinations usually cost more. Most of these entrées still include two Signature Garlic Breadsticks. The oven-baked category is where Fazoli’s menu begins to feel closer to a sit-down Italian meal than a simple fast-food bowl.
| Baked entrée | Representative price | What is included |
|---|---|---|
| Baked Spaghetti | $12.50–$14.50 | Marinara, mozzarella and provolone |
| Baked Spaghetti with Meatballs | $14.00–$16.00 | Baked spaghetti plus three meatballs |
| Baked Lasagna | $13.50–$15.50 | Lasagna with meat sauce and cheese |
| Baked Ziti with Meat Sauce | $12.50–$14.50 | Penne, meat sauce and baked cheese |
| Spicy Baked Ziti with Chicken | $14.00–$16.00 | Spicy tomato pepper sauce and chicken |
| Baked Chicken Broccoli Penne | $14.00–$16.50 | Alfredo, chicken, broccoli and tomatoes |
| Baked Chicken Parmigiano | $14.50–$16.50 | Spaghetti, breaded chicken, marinara and Alfredo |
The added cheese and proteins explain why baked dishes generally cost more than plain spaghetti or fettuccine. Baked Lasagna and Chicken Parmigiano are good examples of complete dinner-style plates without moving into family-meal pricing. Spicy ziti gives a different sauce profile for diners who want more heat. If pizza is the main comparison, the Pizza Hut menu shows how Fazoli’s whole-pizza pricing compares with a pizza-first chain.
Signature Pasta Prices
The signature pasta group adds more ingredients than the classic entrées, so it sits near the top of the single-person pasta price range. Chicken Carbonara combines Alfredo, bacon, chicken and broccoli, while Loaded Fettuccine Alfredo adds bacon, chicken, mushrooms and broccoli. Fazoli’s also lists a gluten-friendly chicken pesto pasta made with rotini. That item is prepared in a shared environment where cross-contact can occur.
| Signature pasta | Representative price | Main ingredients |
|---|---|---|
| Chicken Carbonara | $15.00–$16.50 | Alfredo, bacon, chicken and broccoli |
| Loaded Fettuccine Alfredo | $15.50–$17.00 | Alfredo, bacon, chicken, mushrooms and broccoli |
| Baked Gluten-Friendly Chicken Pesto | $15.00–$17.00 | Gluten-friendly rotini, chicken, Alfredo and pesto |
These entrées cost more than standard fettuccine because each one adds several toppings and proteins. Loaded Fettuccine Alfredo is the richest option of the three, while the gluten-friendly rotini provides a different pasta base. Guests with celiac disease or serious gluten sensitivity should not treat the gluten-friendly label as a cross-contact guarantee. The official nutrition and allergen resources are the right place to verify ingredients before ordering.
Pasta Sampler Prices
Samplers are designed for diners who want several Fazoli’s pasta styles on one plate. The Classic Sampler includes Fettuccine Alfredo, lasagna with meat sauce, and spaghetti with marinara and meatball. An oven-baked version adds mozzarella and provolone across the combination. A larger four-part sampler adds penne with meat sauce to the mix.
| Sampler | Representative price | Included pasta portions |
|---|---|---|
| Classic Sampler | $13.50–$15.00 | Alfredo, lasagna and spaghetti with meatball |
| Oven-Baked Classic Sampler | $14.00–$15.50 | Classic trio baked with mozzarella and provolone |
| Four-Pasta Sampler | $14.00–$16.00 | Alfredo, penne, spaghetti with meatball and lasagna |
A sampler can cost only a little more than one standard baked entrée while giving three or four distinct pasta portions. It is a useful choice for someone who does not want to commit to one sauce. The tradeoff is a heavier meal, especially when breadsticks are included. For another chain built around mix-and-match lunch choices, see the Panera Bread menu.
Fazoli’s Pizza Prices
Fazoli’s pizza menu is compact and easy to price. Cheese and pepperoni are sold as double slices or whole pizzas, and the crust is finished with garlic butter. Double-slice orders include two Signature Garlic Breadsticks, while whole pizzas include eight. That makes pizza a useful option for both solo meals and small group orders.
| Pizza | Representative price | Order format |
|---|---|---|
| Cheese Pizza, Double Slice | $6.50–$7.50 | Two cheese slices plus two breadsticks |
| Pepperoni Pizza, Double Slice | $6.50–$7.50 | Two pepperoni slices plus two breadsticks |
| Whole Cheese Pizza | $16.50–$18.00 | Whole cheese pizza plus eight breadsticks |
| Whole Pepperoni Pizza | $16.50–$18.00 | Whole pepperoni pizza plus eight breadsticks |
The double-slice order is one of the lowest-cost complete meal options on the Fazoli’s menu. A whole pizza costs much more but includes enough breadsticks to work better for sharing. Because the pizza menu is limited to straightforward cheese and pepperoni builds, customization is simpler than at a pizza-first chain. Group orders can also combine pizza with pasta, salad and breadsticks through catering.
Subs and Salad Prices
Fazoli’s offers three toasted subs plus a small salad lineup for diners who want something other than pasta or pizza. The Meatball Sub uses marinara, pepperoni and mozzarella, while the Club Sub combines ham, turkey, bacon and cheese. The Original Italian Sub stacks several Italian meats with giardiniera vegetables and mozzarella. For a sandwich-focused comparison, the Firehouse Subs menu covers a much larger sub lineup.
| Item | Representative price | Menu style |
|---|---|---|
| Meatball Sub | $11.50–$13.00 | Meatballs, marinara, pepperoni and mozzarella |
| Club Sub | $11.50–$13.00 | Ham, turkey, bacon, mozzarella and vegetables |
| Original Italian Sub | $12.50–$14.50 | Italian meats, giardiniera, mozzarella and vegetables |
| Crispy Chicken Bacon Ranch Salad | $10.50–$12.50 | Chicken, bacon, pepperoni chips and ranch |
| House Side Salad | $4.00–$5.00 | Lettuce, tomatoes, cheese, cabbage and carrots |
Subs sit close to pasta pricing, so the choice is more about format than saving several dollars. The side salad is one of the less expensive add-ons and can balance a heavier pasta order. The Crispy Chicken Bacon Ranch Salad is priced more like a full entrée because it includes chicken, bacon, cheese and dressing. Breadsticks are also included with many of these orders.
Signature Garlic Breadstick Prices
Signature Garlic Breadsticks are central to the Fazoli’s menu and are included with many entrées. Extra breadsticks are sold in small and larger bundles, with marinara or Alfredo dipping sauce available separately or as part of a bundle. The per-piece cost drops when you buy a larger count. Rewards members can also redeem points for breadstick rewards.
| Breadstick order | Representative price | Menu note |
|---|---|---|
| 2 Signature Garlic Breadsticks | $1.50–$2.25 | Small extra order |
| 6 Signature Garlic Breadsticks | $4.50–$5.50 | Shareable breadstick order |
| 12 Signature Garlic Breadsticks | $8.50–$10.50 | Larger group order |
| 12 Breadsticks + Large Dipping Sauce | $10.50–$12.00 | Large breadstick bundle with sauce |
| Side of Sauce | $0.50–$1.00 | Marinara or other available sauce |
Buying extra breadsticks only makes sense after checking how many are already included with the meal. A pasta entrée can include two, a whole pizza can include eight, and the family meal also includes a larger breadstick count. For a group, a twelve-count bundle can be more efficient than several two-count orders. Fazoli’s Rewards also uses breadsticks as some of its lowest-point redemptions.
Fazoli’s Family Meal Prices
The official menu lists a Fresh-Tossed Family Meal designed to serve four. It combines family-size Fettuccine Alfredo with spaghetti using marinara or meat sauce and includes eight Signature Garlic Breadsticks. Representative U.S. pricing places the meal around the low $30s. For four people, that can cost less than ordering four separate loaded pasta entrées.
Family-meal value depends on whether everyone is happy sharing the same pasta choices. If the group wants several different proteins or baked dishes, individual orders may provide more flexibility. A whole pizza can also be added without pushing the order into formal catering. Fazoli’s catering becomes more useful for larger groups because it adds serving supplies and larger entrée quantities.
For broader family-style comparisons, the Olive Garden menu and Pizza Hut menu show two very different ways to build Italian or pizza-focused group meals.
Fazoli’s Kids Menu
The kids menu keeps the choices simple. Kids can order spaghetti, penne or fettuccine with marinara, meat sauce or Alfredo, or choose a slice of cheese or pepperoni pizza. Kids meals include two Signature Garlic Breadsticks and a kids drink. That makes them more complete than ordering a small pasta side by itself.
Exact kids meal pricing varies by restaurant, so the local ordering menu is the best place to compare a pasta meal with a pizza meal. Sauce selection can also affect calories and allergens. Families using promotional kids offers should check the offer terms rather than assuming a permanent national price. Temporary kids promotions do not define the regular menu price.
Dessert and Drink Prices
Fazoli’s desserts include a chocolate chip cookie, brownie and New York-style cheesecake with strawberry topping. Seasonal Italian Ice appears alongside fountain drinks, tea, bottled water and chocolate milk. Individual desserts are relatively inexpensive compared with pasta entrées, but a gallon drink is priced for group orders. The Krispy Kreme menu is a useful dessert-focused comparison for sweet add-ons.
| Item | Representative price | Type |
|---|---|---|
| Chocolate Chip Cookie | $2.50–$3.50 | Single cookie |
| Fudge Brownie | $3.50–$4.50 | Single brownie |
| New York Style Cheesecake with Strawberries | $5.00–$6.50 | Cheesecake slice |
| Italian Ice | $3.00–$4.50 | Seasonal frozen dessert |
| Small Beverage | $3.00–$3.75 | Fountain drink or tea |
| Medium Beverage | $3.50–$4.25 | Fountain drink or tea |
| Large Beverage | $3.75–$4.50 | Fountain drink or tea |
| Gallon Tea or Lemonade | Around $12.50 | Group beverage |
A cookie or Italian Ice is the lower-cost way to add something sweet, while cheesecake costs more but functions as a larger dessert. Standard fountain drinks add three to four dollars to a meal in many markets. Gallon beverages make more sense for family meals or catering orders than for a solo purchase. Delivery pricing can widen these numbers further.
Fazoli’s Rewards and Ways to Save
Fazoli’s Rewards members earn one point for every qualifying dollar spent through the app, online or in-store. Reward redemptions begin at 15 points, with options such as breadsticks, a small drink, cookies, brownies, pizza, pasta and larger menu items at higher point levels. The program also offers a sign-up discount on a qualifying order. Rewards can reduce the effective cost of repeat visits without changing the listed menu price.
The most useful strategy is to compare the required points with the normal price of the item you actually want. Breadsticks and small drinks require fewer points, while pasta, samplers, family meals and catering discounts require more. Only one reward may be usable per order under program rules, and offers can have separate terms. Deal-focused content can live separately from the permanent Menu page.
For inexpensive fast-food comparisons outside Italian food, see Best Fast Food Meals Under $10. For custom-order ideas at this chain, the Fazoli’s Secret Menu article covers modifications without mixing them into standard menu pricing.
Fazoli’s Catering and Group Orders
Fazoli’s catering is built around pasta, pizza, salads, wings, desserts and Signature Garlic Breadsticks. Official catering information says entrée orders include serving utensils, plates, napkins and flatware, while cups are included with drink purchases. This structure is aimed at office lunches, family events and larger gatherings rather than a single takeout meal.
Catering can be more practical than multiplying individual menu orders when twelve or more people need the same meal. Pasta pans, salads and breadsticks scale more cleanly than separate single-person boxes. Fazoli’s also advertises bundles sized for larger groups. Catering prices should be checked directly because package size, entrée mix and beverage choices can materially change the total.
How to Find Fazoli’s Prices Near You
Restaurant-level pricing is the most reliable way to plan an exact Fazoli’s order. Market costs, franchise pricing, delivery channel and add-ons can all change the checkout total. The same pasta entrée can cost more in one city than another, and delivery may add both item-price differences and service fees. Use one ordering method consistently when comparing restaurants.
Open Fazoli’s website or app.
Select the restaurant you actually plan to use.
Open that location’s ordering menu.
Add proteins, breadsticks, sauces, drinks or desserts before comparing totals.
Compare pickup separately from delivery fees and markups.
Restaurant selection also confirms whether seasonal items, Italian Ice or specific catering options are available. If you are comparing Fazoli’s with another Italian chain, use pickup against pickup or delivery against delivery. That avoids mistaking platform fees for a menu-price difference. Local checkout pricing should always win over a broad national estimate.
Nutrition, Vegetarian and Allergen Information
Fazoli’s publishes calorie information directly on its official menu. Spaghetti with marinara is listed at 490 calories before considering any additional items, while richer baked and loaded pasta dishes can exceed 900 calories. Breadsticks add another portion to the meal, so the nutrition total is larger than the pasta alone. Drinks, sauces and desserts can also make a substantial difference.
The menu identifies vegetarian choices, including spaghetti with marinara, cheese pizza and several other meat-free items. Fazoli’s also lists a gluten-friendly rotini dish, but the restaurant states that cross-contact occurs in the shared preparation environment. Guests with serious allergies or celiac disease should review the official allergen material and speak with the restaurant before ordering.
Ingredient substitutions can change both calories and allergen exposure. A side salad with dressing has a different profile from breadsticks and Alfredo sauce, while adding chicken, sausage or meatballs increases protein and calories. The official nutrition resource is the right source for exact menu-item details.
Popular Fazoli’s Menu Choices
Fettuccine Alfredo, Spaghetti with Meatballs, Baked Lasagna and Baked Chicken Parmigiano are straightforward starting points for diners who want classic Italian-American pasta. Signature Garlic Breadsticks are the item most closely tied to the brand because they accompany so many meals. Pizza double slices provide a lower-cost alternative to pasta, while the Meatball Sub gives a handheld option.
For diners who want several flavors in one meal, the sampler plates combine Alfredo, lasagna, spaghetti and penne without requiring multiple full entrées. Families can move to the Fresh-Tossed Family Meal or a whole pizza with eight breadsticks. Dessert choices stay simple with cookies, brownies and strawberry-topped cheesecake.
Fazoli’s sits between traditional fast food and a sit-down Italian restaurant. That makes comparisons with both Olive Garden and Noodles & Company useful, depending on whether you care more about table-service Italian food or fast-casual pasta pricing.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is Fazoli’s spaghetti?
Representative U.S. menu pricing places a basic spaghetti entrée in the low teens, with meatballs or added meat costing more. Fazoli’s includes two Signature Garlic Breadsticks with many pasta entrées.
How much is Fettuccine Alfredo at Fazoli’s?
Fettuccine Alfredo commonly lands around the low teens, while Chicken Fettuccine Alfredo costs a few dollars more. Local restaurant pricing can differ.
How much is the four-pasta sampler?
Representative pricing commonly puts the four-pasta sampler in the mid-teens. It combines Fettuccine Alfredo, penne with meat sauce, spaghetti with marinara and meatball, and lasagna with meat sauce.
How much are Fazoli’s breadsticks?
Extra breadsticks are sold in several counts. Representative pricing runs from roughly two dollars for two breadsticks to around five dollars for six, with larger bundles and dipping sauce costing more.
Does Fazoli’s include breadsticks with meals?
Many pasta entrées, pizza slices, subs, salads and kids meals include Signature Garlic Breadsticks. The included quantity varies by menu item.
How much is a Fazoli’s family meal?
A Fresh-Tossed Family Meal serving four commonly falls around the low $30s in representative U.S. pricing. It includes family-size pasta and eight Signature Garlic Breadsticks.
Does Fazoli’s have pizza?
Yes. Fazoli’s sells cheese and pepperoni pizza by double slice and as whole pizzas. Pizza orders also include Signature Garlic Breadsticks.
Does Fazoli’s have subs and salads?
Yes. The official menu includes Meatball, Club and Original Italian subs, plus Crispy Chicken Bacon Ranch Salad and a House Side Salad.
Does Fazoli’s have a kids menu?
Yes. Kids can choose pasta with sauce or a pizza slice, with Signature Garlic Breadsticks and a kids drink included.
Does Fazoli’s have gluten-friendly pasta?
The official menu lists Baked Gluten-Friendly Chicken Pesto made with gluten-friendly rotini. Fazoli’s states that cross-contact can occur in the shared kitchen environment.
How does Fazoli’s Rewards work?
Members earn one point per qualifying dollar spent, and rewards begin at 15 points. Rewards can include breadsticks, drinks, desserts, pasta, samplers and other menu items.
Where can I find exact Fazoli’s prices near me?
Select a restaurant in Fazoli’s online ordering flow or app. The selected location is the best source for exact pickup pricing, item availability and order options.
Official Information
Use the official Fazoli’s menu and select a restaurant before ordering. Fazoli’s also publishes nutrition, allergen, rewards and catering information through its official website.
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