Schlotzsky’s Menu With Prices
Schlotzsky’s Deli USA Menu & Prices
Schlotzsky’s Menu With Prices
Schlotzsky’s Deli serves oven-baked sandwiches on scratch-made sourdough buns, Stacked Subs, calzones, pizzas, flatbreads, salads, soups, kids meals, desserts and Cinnabon treats at participating restaurants. Prices depend on the restaurant, size and ordering channel, so the ranges below are practical U.S. planning figures rather than one national price sheet.
Select your restaurant before relying on the final checkout price or item availability.
The Original
The oven-baked sourdough sandwich that anchors the menu
3 Stacked Subs
Turkey Avocado BLT, Honey Mustard Club and Zesty Italian
Pick 2
Pair eligible half sandwiches, pizzas, salads or soups
Cinnabon
Bakery treats are offered at many Schlotzsky’s restaurants
Schlotzsky’s requires a restaurant selection for exact ordering prices and availability. Franchise pricing, sandwich size and third-party delivery markups can change the same order by several dollars. Representative prices below combine official menu structure with U.S. restaurant and delivery listings so the figures are useful for budgeting without implying one nationwide rate.
Schlotzsky’s Menu Prices: Quick Snapshot
Most individual Schlotzsky’s meals fall into the high single digits through mid-teens before delivery fees, large-size upgrades or premium add-ons. The Original and other standard oven-baked sandwiches are usually less expensive than calzones, while pizzas, salads and Stacked Subs sit in a similar lunch range. Mix & Match can cost more than one small sandwich but gives two different half portions in the same meal. The Menus archive has more restaurant price pages for comparison.
| Menu category | Representative U.S. price | Typical order |
|---|---|---|
| Oven-Baked Sandwiches | $8.99–$12.99+ | The Original, Turkey Bacon Club, Fiesta Chicken and similar sandwiches |
| Stacked Subs | $9.49–$12.49+ | Turkey Avocado BLT, Honey Mustard Club and Zesty Italian |
| Meal Deals | $12.29–$19.29+ | Medium sandwich or sub with chips and a drink |
| Calzones | $13.00–$18.50+ | Philly Cheesesteak, Italian, Chicken Bacon Ranch and Sausage & Pepper |
| 10-inch Pizzas | $9.79–$14.99+ | Cheese, veggie, pepperoni, meaty and supreme styles |
| Entrée Salads | $10.99–$14.99+ | Greek, Chicken Caesar, Strawberry Chicken and Chicken Avocado Cobb |
| Mix & Match | $13.39–$15.49+ | Two eligible half portions |
| Kids Meals | $7.29–$8.99+ | Pizza, grilled cheese or mac and cheese with kid sides and drink |
The size choice matters most for classic sourdough sandwiches because small, medium and larger formats can change both price and portion. Delivery listings can also sit above pickup pricing, so the lower end of a range is often easier to find through direct restaurant ordering. A meal deal adds chips and a drink, while Mix & Match adds variety instead of a standard combo structure. The Sandwiches & Deli menu section gives a useful baseline against other fast-casual sandwich chains.
Oven-Baked Sandwich Prices
Schlotzsky’s built its reputation around oven-baked sandwiches on its signature sourdough bun, and The Original remains the best-known item. The sandwich combines ham, salami, three cheeses, olives, lettuce, onion, tomato, mustard and signature sauce. Deluxe Original adds substantially more meat, while Turkey Original, Turkey Bacon Club, Fiesta Chicken and Fresh Veggie cover other common preferences. For another deli-focused lineup, compare the Jason’s Deli menu.
| Sandwich | Representative starting price | Key ingredients or style |
|---|---|---|
| The Original | $9.29–$10.49+ | Ham, salami, three cheeses, olives, vegetables and signature sauce |
| Deluxe Original | $10.49–$11.99+ | The Original build with more than double the meat |
| Turkey Original | $9.99–$10.99+ | Turkey, salami, three cheeses, vegetables and lite mayo |
| Turkey Bacon Club | $10.49–$11.99+ | Turkey, bacon, three cheeses, lettuce, tomato and lite mayo |
| Avocado Turkey | $10.49–$11.99+ | Turkey, avocado, lettuce, onion, tomato and lite mayo |
| Fiesta Chicken | $9.99–$11.49+ | Chicken, cheddar, olives, peppers, vegetables and chipotle mayo |
| Fresh Veggie | $8.99–$10.49+ | Cheese, cucumber, olives, lettuce, onion, tomato and ranch |
The Original is usually one of the better starting points for understanding Schlotzsky’s sandwich pricing because nearly every market carries it. Deluxe Original and club-style sandwiches cost more because they add meat, bacon or avocado. Fresh Veggie can be less expensive while still using the same oven-baked sourdough format. The Potbelly menu is useful if you want to compare toasted sandwich pricing across another fast-casual chain.
Stacked Subs Prices
Schlotzsky’s added a nationwide Stacked Subs lineup built on Artisan White or Harvest Wheat sub rolls. Turkey Avocado BLT layers turkey, bacon, provolone, vegetables and avocado, while Honey Mustard Club combines turkey, ham, bacon and two cheeses. Zesty Italian uses ham, salami and provolone with vegetables, zesty mayo and oil and vinegar. These subs sit closer to the pricing model used by Jersey Mike’s and other traditional sub shops.
| Stacked Sub | Representative price | Build |
|---|---|---|
| Turkey Avocado BLT | $9.49–$11.99+ | Turkey, bacon, provolone, avocado, lettuce, tomato and mayo |
| Honey Mustard Club | $9.49–$11.49+ | Turkey, ham, bacon, Swiss, cheddar, vegetables and garlic honey mustard |
| Zesty Italian | $9.49–$11.49+ | Ham, salami, provolone, lettuce, tomato, red onion, mayo, oil and vinegar |
| Stacked Sub Meal Deal | $12.29–$15.99+ | Sub with chips and a drink at participating restaurants |
Stacked Subs give Schlotzsky’s a more conventional long-roll option alongside the round sourdough sandwiches. The meal deal is often several dollars more than the sub alone because it adds chips and a beverage. Avocado and bacon can make the Turkey Avocado BLT one of the richer builds even when the listed starting price is close to the other subs. The Firehouse Subs menu provides another hot-sandwich comparison with similar lunch pricing.
Calzone Prices
Calzones are some of the heavier single-item orders on the Schlotzsky’s menu. The lineup commonly includes Philly Cheesesteak, Italian, Chicken Bacon Ranch and Sausage & Pepper, though individual restaurants can carry a smaller selection. Their pricing is usually above a standard small sandwich and can approach a full meal deal. Pizza-focused diners can also compare these prices with the Panera Bread menu for another bakery-cafe lunch format, though the two menus are structured differently.
| Calzone | Representative price | Main filling |
|---|---|---|
| Philly Cheesesteak Calzone | $12.99–$18.39+ | Steak, peppers, onions, white American cheese and mozzarella |
| Italian Calzone | $14.29–$18.99+ | Salami, ham, pepperoni, mozzarella, Parmesan and marinara |
| Chicken Bacon Ranch Calzone | $14.69–$19.39+ | Chicken, bacon, ranch, mozzarella and red onion |
| Sausage & Pepper Calzone | $15.99–$18.99+ | Italian sausage, peppers, onion, mozzarella and ranch |
The wide ranges show why local ordering matters for calzones more than a single nationwide number. Restaurant pricing and delivery channel can create several dollars of difference on the same item. Philly Cheesesteak may be the lowest-priced option in one market but the highest in another, so ordering location matters more than the name alone. If you are choosing between a calzone and sandwich meal deal, compare the full checkout price rather than only the menu category.
Pizza and Flatbread Prices
Schlotzsky’s pizzas use a sourdough crust, which gives them a direct connection to the bread program used for its sandwiches. Common 10-inch choices include Double Cheese, Veggie, Pepperoni & Double Cheese, Meaty and Supreme. Flatbreads use many of the same topping combinations in a thinner format and can vary by restaurant. These items broaden the menu beyond deli sandwiches without moving into a full pizza-chain structure.
| Pizza or flatbread | Representative price | Menu style |
|---|---|---|
| Double Cheese Pizza | $9.79–$13.99+ | Two cheeses and marinara on sourdough crust |
| Veggie Pizza | $10.49–$13.79+ | Cheese, mushrooms, peppers, onion, olives and tomato |
| Pepperoni & Double Cheese Pizza | $10.99–$14.19+ | Pepperoni, two cheeses and marinara |
| Meaty Pizza | $11.49–$14.49+ | Pepperoni, bacon, Italian sausage and cheese |
| Supreme Pizza | $11.49–$14.49+ | Pepperoni, sausage, mushrooms, peppers, onions and cheese |
| Specialty Flatbread | $9.99–$13.99+ | Thin flatbread with restaurant-specific topping choices |
Double Cheese usually sits near the lower edge of the pizza range, while Meaty and Supreme cost more because they carry several toppings. Delivery menus often price pizzas higher than direct pickup, which is why the range is more useful than one number. A pizza can also work inside Mix & Match at participating restaurants if you want a smaller portion paired with soup, salad or a sandwich half. For another cafe menu with pizzas and sandwiches, the Tropical Smoothie Cafe menu provides a different fast-casual comparison.
Salad and Soup Prices
Salads and soups create the main lighter-meal branch of the menu, though protein-heavy salads can still be substantial. Greek, Strawberry Chicken, Chicken Avocado Cobb and Chicken Caesar are common entrée salad choices. Soup selection changes by restaurant, with Broccoli Cheese, Potato with Bacon and Tomato Basil appearing in official catering materials. The Jason’s Deli menu is a close comparison because it also pairs sandwiches with soups and salads.
| Salad or soup | Representative price | Menu note |
|---|---|---|
| Greek Salad | $11.99–$13.49+ | Greens, chicken, feta, peppers, olives, onion and Greek dressing |
| Strawberry Chicken Salad | $12.49–$14.19+ | Chicken, feta, strawberries, pecans and vinaigrette |
| Chicken Avocado Cobb Salad | $12.49–$14.19+ | Chicken, feta, bacon, avocado, egg and vegetables |
| Chicken Caesar Salad | $10.99–$13.99+ | Romaine, chicken, cheese, croutons and Caesar dressing |
| Side Garden or Caesar Salad | $5.49–$6.99+ | Smaller salad portion |
| Cup or Bowl of Soup | $4.99–$7.99+ | Selection depends on the restaurant |
Protein and avocado are the main reasons entrée salads cost more than a side salad or cup of soup. Chicken Avocado Cobb and Strawberry Chicken usually sit near the top of the range, while a side salad is a smaller add-on. Soup pricing also changes with portion size and flavor availability. Pairing a half sandwich with soup through Mix & Match can be a better fit than ordering two full items separately.
Mix & Match and Meaty Meal Deal Prices
Schlotzsky’s uses two different value structures for people who want more than one component. Mix & Match pairs eligible half portions from sandwiches, pizzas, salads or soups, while Meaty Meal Deals combine a medium sandwich or sub with chips and a drink. The first option emphasizes variety and the second works more like a standard combo. If you compare sandwich combos often, the Subway menu gives another useful baseline.
| Value format | Representative price | What it includes |
|---|---|---|
| Mix & Match | $13.39–$15.49+ | Two eligible half portions from selected entrée categories |
| The Original Meal Deal | $12.79–$13.99+ | Medium Original, chips and drink |
| Deluxe Original Meal Deal | $13.99–$15.99+ | Medium Deluxe Original, chips and drink |
| Turkey Original Meal Deal | $12.78–$14.99+ | Medium Turkey Original, chips and drink |
| Stacked Sub Meal Deal | $12.29–$15.99+ | Selected Stacked Sub, chips and drink |
| Philly Cheesesteak Meal Deal | $13.79–$19.29+ | Philly-style sandwich, chips and drink |
Meal deals can be less expensive than buying the same sandwich, chips and drink separately, but the savings depends on the restaurant. Mix & Match costs more than a small basic sandwich because the order includes two different half entrées. The option is most useful when you want soup and sandwich, salad and sandwich or pizza and salad without buying full portions of both. For lower-cost restaurant ideas across chains, see Best Fast Food Meals Under $10.
Kids Meal and Side Prices
Kids meals are built around simpler versions of the pizza, sandwich and pasta menu. Common choices include Cheese Pizza, Pepperoni Pizza, Grilled Cheese and Kids Mac & Cheese, with a cookie or apple slices and a kid-size beverage option. Chips, side salads and extra bread items can also be ordered separately. Kids pricing is less sensitive to sandwich size because the portions are preset.
| Kids item or side | Representative price | Format |
|---|---|---|
| Kids Cheese Pizza | $7.29–$8.49+ | Cheese and marinara on sourdough crust |
| Kids Pepperoni Pizza | $7.29–$8.49+ | Cheese, pepperoni and marinara |
| Kids Grilled Cheese | $7.29–$8.49+ | Three cheeses and signature sauce on sourdough |
| Kids Mac & Cheese | $7.29–$8.49+ | Macaroni with cheese sauce and shredded cheddar |
| Bag of Chips | $1.79–$2.79+ | Flavor choice varies by restaurant |
| Side Salad | $5.49–$6.99+ | Garden or Caesar side salad |
The four core kids meals are usually priced close together, so the choice is more a matter of preference than saving a dollar. A separate side salad can cost almost as much as a kids meal in some delivery listings, which makes it less attractive as a standalone value order. Chips remain the lowest-cost side addition for most sandwich orders. Parents should still check the local menu because kid beverage and side options can differ.
Dessert and Cinnabon Prices
Schlotzsky’s dessert menu combines simple cookies and brownies with Cinnabon products at participating restaurants. A cookie is the lowest-cost sweet add-on, while a Classic Roll, Caramel PecanBon or Center of the Roll costs several dollars more. Cinnabon availability is restaurant-specific, so not every Schlotzsky’s will carry the same bakery case. Multi-packs are better suited to groups but cost more upfront.
| Dessert | Representative price | Type |
|---|---|---|
| Chocolate Chunk or Sugar Cookie | $2.39–$2.99+ | Single cookie |
| Fudge Brownie | $3.99–$4.49+ | Chocolate brownie |
| Cinnabon MiniBon | $4.49–$5.49+ | Smaller cinnamon roll |
| Cinnabon Classic Roll | $5.49–$6.49+ | Full-size cinnamon roll |
| Caramel PecanBon | $6.29–$7.49+ | Classic-style roll with caramel and pecans |
| Center of the Roll | $6.49–$7.49+ | Soft center portion with frosting |
A cookie or brownie keeps dessert spending relatively low, while one premium Cinnabon item can cost nearly as much as a kids meal. Packs can reduce the per-piece cost for several diners, but the exact sizes and availability depend on the restaurant. Cinnabon products also have a very different nutrition profile from a basic cookie, so price is not the only consideration. If bakery choices matter, confirm that the selected Schlotzsky’s location lists Cinnabon before ordering.
Schlotzsky’s Catering Prices
Schlotzsky’s catering covers sandwich trays, boxed lunches, pizza bundles, soup and salad bundles, wrap bundles, mac and cheese bars, beverages, sweets and breakfast options at participating restaurants. Official ordering pages state that pricing, minimums, delivery fees and availability are set by individual locations. The examples below show the scale of group pricing rather than a national rate. Catering is one of the clearest cases where choosing the actual restaurant matters before budgeting.
| Catering item | Representative official price | Typical group size |
|---|---|---|
| Stacked Subs Lunch Box | $14.49–$15.99 each | Individual box |
| Small Oven-Baked Sandwich Lunch Box | $13.59–$16.79 each | Individual box |
| Pizza or Flatbread Lunch Box | $14.49–$16.49 each | Individual box |
| Build Your Own Mac & Cheese Bar | $80.99–$83.99 | Serves roughly 15–20 |
| Wrap & Soup Bundle | $95.99–$101.99 | Serves 10 |
| Pizza Bundle | $129.99 | Four pizzas plus group sides for 10 |
| Sandwich & Salad Bundle | $137.99–$147.99 | Serves 10 |
| Soup & Salad Bundle | $134.99–$144.99 | Serves 10 |
Individual lunch boxes are easy to budget per guest, while bundles can make sense when everyone shares the same spread. Official ordering pages show location differences even on identical catering bundles, which is why these figures should be treated as examples. Same-day catering is promoted at many restaurants, but advance ordering is safer for large meetings and events. Delivery and cancellation fees can also change the final catering total.
Value, Rewards and Ways to Spend Less
Schlotzsky’s value is easiest to compare through meal deals, Mix & Match and the rewards program rather than short promotional pricing. Rewards members earn points on qualifying purchases at participating U.S. restaurants, and the program can include account offers or bonus-point promotions. Catering purchases are handled separately under the program terms. Temporary deal searches belong on the fixed Schlotzsky’s Happy Hour page rather than being mixed into the permanent Menu page.
Ordering direct can make price comparisons easier because third-party delivery may apply different menu prices and service fees. A small Original can also be a better fit than automatically moving to a medium meal deal if you do not want chips and a drink. Mix & Match helps when variety matters, but it is not always the cheapest path to the most food. Compare the actual cart total after choosing sandwich size, bread, extras and beverage.
How to Find Schlotzsky’s Prices Near You
Schlotzsky’s restaurant pages and ordering system are location-specific, and the brand explicitly asks customers to select a location for pricing and availability. That matters for sandwich sizes, Cinnabon products, soup flavors, catering and some newer menu categories. Delivery platforms can add another layer of variation because merchants may set different item prices there. Use one restaurant and one ordering channel when comparing two meal combinations.
Open the Schlotzsky’s website or app.
Select the restaurant you plan to use.
Open its ordering menu and choose the exact sandwich size or entrée.
Add chips, drinks, extras or bakery items before comparing totals.
Compare direct pickup separately from third-party delivery fees.
The location-first method is especially useful for calzones and Cinnabon because those categories can differ more than The Original sandwich. Soup selection also changes by restaurant, so a favorite flavor may not appear everywhere. Catering needs the same check because order minimums and delivery policies are locally set. This simple process prevents a price from another market from being treated like a nationwide promise.
Ordering, Sizes and Customization
Schlotzsky’s offers dine-in, takeout, delivery and catering at many restaurants, with services varying by location. Oven-baked sandwiches can be offered in multiple sizes, and some restaurants provide a gluten-free bun option. Stacked Subs use Artisan White or Harvest Wheat rolls, while classic sandwiches stay tied to the sourdough format. Extras such as bacon, avocado, pepperoni, cheese and sauce can increase the final price.
Pick 2 and Mix & Match are useful if you want more than one menu category without buying two full entrées. If you prefer custom sandwich combinations that are not standard named items, keep that intent on the Schlotzsky’s Secret Menu page. The regular Menu page stays focused on listed restaurant items, sizes and ordinary add-ons. That separation also makes price comparison cleaner.
Schlotzsky’s menu structure overlaps with several sandwich chains but differs because it combines sourdough sandwiches, subs, pizza, calzones and Cinnabon in one restaurant. Compare the Firehouse Subs menu for hot subs, the Jersey Mike’s menu for traditional subs and the Panera Bread menu for a broader cafe mix. Each chain packages sides and beverages differently, so compare full meals rather than sandwich price alone.
Schlotzsky’s Nutrition and Allergen Information
Schlotzsky’s publishes nutrition information for menu items and identifies common allergens across its products. The company notes that products can contain sesame, milk, eggs, fish, tree nuts, peanuts, wheat and soybeans, and it cannot guarantee food will be free from allergens through cross-contact. Guests with a food allergy are advised to notify the restaurant directly. A price page cannot replace restaurant-specific allergen confirmation.
Sandwich nutrition changes sharply with size, meat, cheese, sauce and bread. Deluxe Original, Turkey Bacon Club and Fiesta-style sandwiches can be much heavier than a small veggie sandwich or a soup-and-salad combination. Cinnabon items, brownies and large meal deals also add substantial calories and sugar. Check the official nutrition material for the exact size and configuration you plan to order.
Some locations advertise gluten-free options, including a gluten-free bun, but that does not mean the kitchen is free of wheat or cross-contact. The same caution applies to nuts, dairy, egg and soy. Restaurant staff can explain how a specific item is prepared and whether a substitution is available. For serious allergies, that direct conversation is more useful than relying on a broad menu label.
Popular Schlotzsky’s Menu Choices
The Original is the clearest starting point for a first Schlotzsky’s order because it represents the sourdough sandwich style that made the chain known. Turkey Bacon Club and Fiesta Chicken are good alternatives if you want a different protein profile without leaving the oven-baked sandwich format. The Stacked Subs lineup is better for diners who prefer a long sub roll. Mix & Match works well for people who want soup, salad, sandwich or pizza in smaller paired portions.
Pizza and calzones make Schlotzsky’s broader than a typical sandwich shop, while Cinnabon gives many restaurants a bakery component. A Double Cheese or Pepperoni pizza is straightforward, while Meaty and Supreme carry more toppings and usually cost more. Philly Cheesesteak and Italian calzones are heavier single-item orders that can replace a full combo. Kids pizza and grilled cheese keep the family menu simple.
For a direct deli comparison, the Jason’s Deli menu has a similarly broad soup, salad and sandwich mix. The Potbelly menu is more focused on toasted sandwiches, while the Subway menu emphasizes build-style subs. Schlotzsky’s main difference is the combination of sourdough sandwiches, Stacked Subs, pizza, calzones and bakery treats under one menu.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is The Original at Schlotzsky’s?
Representative U.S. menu listings put The Original at roughly $9 to $11 for a standard sandwich, with larger sizes costing more. The selected restaurant and ordering channel set the exact total.
What comes on The Original sandwich?
The Original combines ham, salami, three cheeses, olives, lettuce, onion, tomato, mustard and signature sauce on a toasted sourdough bun. It is the signature oven-baked sandwich associated most closely with Schlotzsky’s.
What are Schlotzsky’s Stacked Subs?
Stacked Subs are a newer sandwich line served on Artisan White or Harvest Wheat sub rolls. The nationwide lineup includes Turkey Avocado BLT, Honey Mustard Club and Zesty Italian.
How much are Schlotzsky’s pizzas?
Representative 10-inch pizza prices commonly fall around $10 to $15 before delivery markups. Specialty meat pizzas tend to cost more than double-cheese or veggie choices.
Does Schlotzsky’s have calzones?
Yes. Common calzones include Philly Cheesesteak, Italian, Chicken Bacon Ranch and Sausage & Pepper, although availability can vary by restaurant.
What is Schlotzsky’s Mix & Match?
Mix & Match lets you pair half portions from eligible sandwiches, pizzas, salads or soups. Calzones are excluded from the standard Mix & Match format.
Does Schlotzsky’s have a kids menu?
Yes. Kids choices commonly include cheese pizza, pepperoni pizza, grilled cheese and mac and cheese with a small side and drink option.
Does Schlotzsky’s have Cinnabon?
Many Schlotzsky’s restaurants sell Cinnabon products such as Classic Rolls, MiniBons and Caramel PecanBons. The exact bakery selection depends on the location.
Does Schlotzsky’s have gluten-free options?
Some restaurants offer a gluten-free bun and other gluten-friendly choices, but Schlotzsky’s warns that cross-contact can occur. Guests with food allergies should contact the restaurant directly.
How does Schlotzsky’s catering work?
Catering includes sandwich trays, boxed lunches, pizzas, wraps, salads, soups, beverages, desserts and larger bundles. Prices, minimums and delivery fees are set by individual locations.
Are Schlotzsky’s prices the same everywhere?
No. Schlotzsky’s ordering and catering pages require a restaurant selection for pricing and availability, and third-party delivery can show different item prices or fees.
Where can I find exact Schlotzsky’s prices near me?
Choose your restaurant on the Schlotzsky’s website or app and open that store’s ordering menu. That location-specific menu is the best source for exact pickup pricing and item availability.
Official Information
Use the official Schlotzsky’s Deli website to select a restaurant, review restaurant-specific ordering options, find nutrition information and access catering. Restaurant pages are the best place to confirm which sandwich sizes, soups, Cinnabon products and services are offered at the location you plan to use.
HackTheMenu.us is an independent restaurant information website and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or operated by Schlotzsky’s Deli. Restaurant prices, menu items, sizes, ingredients, preparation and services can vary by location. Confirm important price and allergen details with the selected restaurant before ordering.