Chick-fil-A Combo Meal Prices (2026)

A combo is the easy way to order at Chick-fil-A — an entree with waffle fries and a drink — and this page lists the current Chick-fil-A combo meal prices, from the classic Chicken Sandwich combo to nuggets, strips, the deluxe and spicy sandwiches, and the wrap.

Prices below are the figures we have on file and reflect an older menu, so treat them as a researched baseline. Every price here is the combo price (entree + fries + drink); confirm current pricing at your location.

Chick-fil-A Combo Meal Prices — full list

An em dash (—) in the Calories column means we don’t show an official figure for that exact item. This price list reflects an older Chick-fil-A menu, and many rows are combos (whose calories depend on the drink and side you choose) or items that have since been renamed or discontinued — so rather than print a number that may not match, we point you to Chick-fil-A’s current official nutrition for the item you order.

What to order for the money

The Chick-fil-A Chicken Sandwich combo at $5.85 is the value anchor and the most iconic order. The 8-Piece Nuggets combo (also $5.85) is the pick if you prefer nuggets, and the Spicy Chicken Sandwich combo ($6.09) adds heat for a little more.

For bigger appetites, the 12-Piece Nuggets and 4-Piece Strips combos ($7.19 each) are the most food, while the Chargrilled options and the Cool Wrap are the lighter, grilled choices. The deluxe sandwiches add cheese, lettuce, and tomato for about 60 cents over the standard versions.

Chick-fil-A combo meal prices and calories

Because a combo bundles an entree with fries and a drink, its calorie total depends on which drink and size you choose, so we don’t print a single number in the table. What we can give you are Chick-fil-A’s official à la carte figures for the core entrees, which are the biggest part of the meal:

Those figures are for the item alone; a combo adds the fries above plus your drink. A medium Coca-Cola, for example, adds a few hundred more calories, while a Diet Coke or unsweetened tea adds almost none — which is exactly why we leave the combo rows blank and let you build the total from the parts.