Fazoli's spaghetti with meatballs

Fazoli’s Spaghetti with Meatballs – Price & Calories (2026)

Fazoli’s Spaghetti with Meatballs is the Italian-American classic done right — spaghetti in marinara sauce topped with hearty Italian-style meatballs. Here’s the current price, calories, and full nutrition for every size, from Fazoli’s official 2026 data.

Fazoli’s Spaghetti with Meatballs Price

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

Fazoli’s Spaghetti with Meatballs Calories & Nutrition

Two things worth knowing: at 25g of protein, this is a genuinely filling meal. The tradeoff is sodium — 2600mg is about 113% of the recommended daily value, making it the saltiest spaghetti on the Fazoli’s menu, even more than the meat sauce version.

Meatballs vs Meat Sauce vs Marinara — Which to Pick?

All three start from the same spaghetti — the difference is the topping. Meatballs (780 Cal, 25g protein) are the heartiest and most filling. Meat sauce (610 Cal, 26g protein) gives you nearly the same protein for 170 fewer calories. Marinara is the lightest and the vegetarian pick. See our Fazoli’s Spaghetti with Meat Sauce post and Fazoli’s Spaghetti with Marinara post for the full breakdowns.

Frequently Asked Questions

Italian-style meatballs in marinara sauce, served over spaghetti.

780 calories for the regular entrée, with 31g fat, 99g carbs, 25g protein, and 2600mg sodium.

Both the lunch portion and the kids’ size are 420 calories — same meatballs and marinara, just smaller servings.

It’s high in protein (25g), but the 2600mg of sodium is about 113% of your daily value — the highest-sodium spaghetti they serve.

Pick meatballs if you want the heartiest, most filling plate. Pick meat sauce if you want nearly the same protein (26g) for 170 fewer calories.

Three Italian meatballs (beef and pork blend), plus 2 signature garlic breadsticks.

Final Thoughts

If you want the most filling spaghetti on the menu, this is it — 780 calories and 25 grams of protein in the classic Italian-American style. Compare it against the lighter options on the fazolis menu with prices before you order.

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