Fazoli's Chicken Fettuccine Alfredo

Fazoli’s Chicken Fettuccine Alfredo Price & Calories (2026)

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Adding grilled chicken to Fazoli’s Fettuccine Alfredo changes the whole equation. Fazoli’s Chicken Fettuccine Alfredo adds 110 calories — and 14 grams of protein, making it the highest-protein pasta on the menu at 38g. Here’s the price, the full nutrition for every size, and why every other site seems to list different numbers for this dish.

Fazoli’s Chicken Fettuccine Alfredo Price

SizePrice
Regular$12.99

Prices vary by location, so your local store may differ slightly. Delivery apps typically list it higher.

Chicken Alfredo vs Plain Alfredo — Which Is Worth It?

Same sauce, same noodles, one upgrade. The plain Fettuccine Alfredo runs 760 calories with 24g of protein and 2180mg of sodium. The chicken version runs 870 calories with 38g of protein and 2890mg of sodium. You pay 110 extra calories for 14 extra grams of protein — a fair trade if protein is the goal —, but the sodium jumps by 710mg, from 95% to about 126% of your daily value. If you want the full plain-Alfredo breakdown, see our Fazoli’s Fettuccine Alfredo post. And if you want to go all the way, the Loaded Chicken Fettuccine Alfredo adds broccoli, bacon, and mushrooms for 1010 calories and 46g of protein.

Fazoli’s Chicken Fettuccine Alfredo Calories & Nutrition

Official 2026 nutrition for every size:

SizeCaloriesTotal FatCarbsProteinSodium
Regular870 Cal39g90g38g2890mg
Lunch portion370 Cal15g43g16g1120mg
Kids370 Cal15g43g16g1110mg
Catering Baked with Chicken (per serving, serves 8)660 Cal33g58g33g2180mg

Two records here: 38g of protein is the best protein number of any Fazoli’s pasta, and 2890mg of sodium is the saltiest — about 126% of the recommended daily value, ahead of even the meatballs. The lunch portion is the smart play: same dish, 370 calories, and the sodium drops to 1120mg.

Why Every Other Site Lists Different Numbers

This is the dish where third-party nutrition sites fall apart. CalorieKing lists 810 calories and 37g protein. Carb Manager lists 870 calories but 47g protein and 28g fat. MyFoodDiary lists 770 calories and 36g protein. The main ranking competitor contradicts itself on the same page — $12.99 in one table, $9.99 and 350 calories in another. They are all working from old or mixed-up data. The numbers above come from one source: Fazoli’s official 2026 nutrition data, consistent across every size.

What Fans Say

Real reviews split interestingly. Tasting Table ranked the Chicken Fettuccine Alfredo 7th of 10 Fazoli’s dishes and praised the sauce — buttery, garlic-forward, and made for breadstick dipping — while calling the chicken the weak link and suggesting readers get their protein elsewhere. A TikTok head-to-head between Fazoli’s and Olive Garden gave Fazoli’s the breadstick win but Olive Garden the Alfredo win. And on FastFoodNutrition, 100% of voters said it tastes good while only 25% called it healthy. The honest read: the sauce carries this dish; the chicken is the part people argue about.

Frequently Asked Questions

870 calories for the regular entrée, with 39g fat, 90g carbs, 38g protein, and 2890mg sodium — the same official figures shown on our Fazoli’s nutrition page.

38 grams — the highest protein of any Fazoli’s pasta. Third-party sites disagree (37g to 47g) because they use old or mixed data; 38g is Fazoli’s official 2026 figure.

Fettuccine pasta tossed in Alfredo sauce (cream, butter, and Parmesan cheese), topped with grilled chicken breast slices, and seasoned with garlic, salt, black pepper, and a Parmesan garnish.

Fazoli’s uses its own house Alfredo sauce — cream, butter, and Parmesan cheese with garlic and Italian seasonings, finished with a Parmesan Spice Blend.

It depends on the goal. The 38g of protein is genuinely strong, but 39g of fat and 2890mg of sodium (about 126% of your daily value) make it a sometimes food. The lunch portion at 370 calories keeps the protein at 16g with far less sodium.

For protein, the chicken version wins: 38g vs 24g, for only 110 extra calories. For sodium, the plain version wins: 2180mg vs 2890mg. Pick chicken if you’re after protein, plain if you’re watching salt.

No — at 90g of carbs per regular entrée, it is far over keto limits. The lunch portion at 43g of carbs is still not keto, but it is the closest option.

Only with portion control. The regular at 870 calories is a heavy meal, but the lunch portion at 370 calories with 16g of protein fits a calorie budget far more easily.

Yes — copycat recipes use the same building blocks: fettuccine, butter, cream, Parmesan, garlic, and grilled chicken. The homemade version won’t come with Fazoli’s signature garlic breadsticks, and the restaurant version stays the cheapest way to get the full plate.

Final Thoughts

Chicken Fettuccine Alfredo is the protein play of the Fazoli’s pasta menu — 38g of protein, 870 calories, and the creamiest sauce in the lineup, at the cost of the highest sodium number on the menu. If the salt gives you pause, the 370-calorie lunch portion is the same dish at less than half the hit. Compare it against the rest of the lineup on the fazolis menu before you order.

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