Schlotzsky’s Menu With Prices [May 2024 Updated]

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Last updated on May 1st, 2024 at 10:54 am

Schlotzsky’s is a chain of American restaurants famous for their sandwiches, pizza, and burgers. This blog will highlight everything from Schlotzsky’s menu to prices.

The signature dish called “The Original” became the building block of their success story. Now they own over 300 franchised locations in the USA.

Most of them are located on the southern side, but the plan to expand towards the north has already been set in motion.

Anyway, check below for Schlotzsky’s menu with prices. After that, our infamous history and review sections will begin with a boom, as always.

Schlotzsky’s Menu With Prices

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Calzones Menu

Italian$13.49
Chicken Bacon Ranch Calzon$13.89
Sausage & Peppers Calzon$13.49
French Dip$15.49
Meatball Calzone$15.49

Sandwiches Menu

Menu ItemsSize/QuantityPrice
The OriginalSmall$8.59
The OriginalMedium$10.29
The OriginalGiant$17.99
Bacon Smokecheesy SandwichSmall$10.69
Bacon Smokecheesy SandwichMedium$12.19
Bacon Smokecheesy SandwichGiant$19.99
Turkey Bacon Club SandwichSmall$9.79
Turkey Bacon Club SandwichMedium$11.49
Turkey Bacon Club SandwichGiant$19.19
Turkey OriginalSmall$9.79
Turkey OriginalMedium$11.49
Turkey OriginalGiant$19.19
Deluxe Original-StyleSmall$9.79
Deluxe Original-StyleMedium$11.49
Deluxe Original-StyleGiant$19.19
Fiesta-Style SandwichSmall$10.69
Fiesta-Style SandwichMedium$12.19
Fiesta-Style SandwichGiant$19.99
Fresh Veggie SandwichSmall$8.59
Fresh Veggie SandwichMedium$10.29
Fresh Veggie SandwichGiant$17.99
Avocado Turkey SandwichSmall$9.79
Avocado Turkey SandwichMedium$11.49
Avocado Turkey SandwichGiant$19.19
French Dip SandwichSmall$10.69
French Dip SandwichMedium$12.19
French Dip SandwichGiant$19.99
Roast Beef & Cheese SandwichSmall$10.69
Roast Beef & Cheese SandwichMedium$12.19
Roast Beef & Cheese SandwichGiant$19.99

Pizza & Flats Menu

California Chicken Pizza$11.99
Double Cheese Pizza$11.29
Meaty Pizza$11.99
Veggie Supreme Pizza$11.29
Pepperoni & Double Cheese Pizza$11.59
BBQ Chicken & Jalapeno Pizza$11.99
Four Cheese White Pizza$11.29
Supreme Pizza$11.99

Salads Menu

Chicken Avocado Cobb Salad$9.99
Strawberry Chicken Salad$9.99
Greek Salad$9.49

Pick Two Menu

Entrée$12.79

Kids Meal Menu

Cheese Pizza$5.99
Pepperoni Cheese Pizza$5.99
Grilled Cheese Sandwich$5.99

Desserts Menu

Fudge Brownie$2.89
Sugar Cookie$1.69 – 1pc
Chocolate Chip Cookie$1.69 – 1pc

Cinnabon Menu

Cinnabon Classic Roll$5.99
Cup Frosting$1.19 – 2oz

Cinnabon Packs Menu

Classic Rolls$10.99 – 2-pack
Classic Rolls$21.39 – 4-pack
Classic Rolls$25.69 – 6-pack

Chips Menu

Schlotzsky’s Sour Cream & Onion Chips$1.49
Schlotzsky’s BBQ Chips$1.49
Schlotzsky’s Salt & Vinegar Chips$1.49
Schlotzsky’s Jalapeno Chips$1.49
Schlotzsky’s Cracked Black Pepper Chips$1.49
Lays Baked Chips$1.49
Schlotzsky’s Potato Chips$1.49

Beverages Menu

Fountain Drink$2.69 – Medium
Fountain Drink$2.99 – Large
Bottled Water$2.19

Soups Menu

Broccoli & Cheese Soup$5.99
Loaded Baked Potato Soup$5.99
Tomato Basil$5.99

Disclaimer: We do our best to keep our menu prices up-to-date, but they may not always reflect the latest changes or vary between different locations of the eatery. For the most current pricing info, we recommend reaching out directly to the eatery location you’re planning to visit.

Schlotzsky’s History

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Don and Dolores Dissman founded Schlotzsky’s in 1971. At that time, they had no more funds to start in a fancy location.

Instead, they used the traditional hole-in-the-wall method, and yeah, that’s exactly how it sounds. It was a relatively efficient way of selling fast food at the time.

Anyhow, they introduced their very first dish called “The Original,” which was inspired by the sandwich.

This particular type was brought to America by Italian immigrants. It came in the form of fast food, making the cooking and selling process rather quick.

The concept was unusual and new, and probably that’s why business started booming the very next day.

Schlotzsky’s saw rapid growth and decided to franchise their brand. Then 10 locations were opened every year, bringing it to around 100 by 1981.

The following year, three real estate investors called John and Jeff Wooley, along with Gary Bradley, bought the entire chain for less than 3 million dollars.

Soon after, Gary used this opportunity to split himself from the three-man partnership and start solely focusing on the real estate business.

While the two brothers kept the chain and kept on managing it, they added new dishes, such as pizza, to the list and expanded it over 700 years by 2001.

Unfortunately, this rapid expansion did not sustain the business, causing huge losses. In 2004, Schlotzsky’s filed for Chapter 11 protection for bankruptcy.

The following year, Bobby Cox Companies acquired Schlotzsky’s. The new administration focused on strengthening the flaws.

But ultimately, it didn’t work, and then in 2006, Focus Brands was acquired for the last time, ending the cycle of ups and downs.

William Armstrong is the acting president for the time being and somehow managed to set things stable. Kelly Roddy was the president after the acquisition.

Schlotzsky’s Review

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Since it’s a fast food chain, Schlotzsky’s menu and prices will not feel on the high side. Except for larger portions, which is acceptable.

We hopped to taste their Original Sandwich, but how can we say no to a Fiesta Chicken? This mouthwatering dish looked so good that we just had to order it.

It came in four portion options: small, medium, giant, and wrap. Yup, you can even ask for a wrap-style Fiesta chicken.

We went with Medium since our plan was to try one more item before saying goodbye. And man, oh man, this juicy chicken was something else.

The sourdough bun was filled with roasted red peppers, lettuce, red and green onions, and tomatoes. The cherry on top was cheddar cheese, olives, and chipotle mayo.

It was truly a fiesta, or feast, for our taste buds. It was salty, a bit oily, and sweet in some parts. Meanwhile, the bun and veggies have a crunchy texture.

Overall, this is probably the best one you can get. We don’t know how good or bad others are, but we give a massive thumbs-up to this one.

Schlotzsky’s Chips are also good, or at least that’s what we heard. So it was time to bake some regular chips.

It’s not overwhelming, that’s for sure; the flavor and texture are balanced well. And then suddenly, we saw a weird thing that looked like a cupcake.

We asked a few people, and then we found out that it was called a Cinnabon. Anyway, it had four kinds of things in it; we went for one called Classic.

It was made with warm dough along with their legendary Makara® cinnamon.

After removing it from the oven, it was topped with a rich cream cheese frosting. They called it Ooey-Gooey.

How to Order Online From Schlotzsky’s?

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You can also order online from Schlotzsky’s by following the same steps below.

  1. First, go to Doordash or Grubhub and select your location from the list of given locations.
  2. After selecting the location, the menu prices of Schlotzsky’s will be displayed (here you can check the menu prices of Schlotzsky’s based on your selected location).
  3. Now, select all the food items that you want to order from Schlotzsky’s and add them one by one to your cart.
  4. In the next step, you have to sign in to your account if you have one on Doordash or you can also create a new one.
  5. After successfully signing in, fill in some of your details like name, phone number, and email address, make the payment, and confirm your order.

Depending on the distance of your address, it will reach out to you and you can enjoy their yummy food items.

In this way, you can order online and check the menu prices of Schlotzsky’s for different locations.

Final Thoughts

Cinnabon was the winner of this trip. It had an unusual and surprising element to it. But remember that this is not a dessert, despite its look and taste.

Schlotzsky’s has seen both good and bad days during its lifetime. COVID-19 surely broke its neck like everyone else.

It brought its sales to the ground, but still, the new administration managed to set things up. Once, they had almost 900 locations, but now they’re limited to 330.

Most locations are permanently closed and sold off to pay off the debt. Meanwhile, some are in the process of being reopened, with new things on the list.

We just hope that Schlotzsky’s menu keeps growing and adds more dishes. We hope to see more unique dishes, just like the Cinnabon.

To know more about Schlotzsky’s, visit their official website.

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Chandan Panda

Chandan is an up-and-coming food writer with a keen interest in diverse culinary traditions. A recent BCOM graduate, he has gained valuable hands-on experience through internships at renowned restaurants and food companies. Chandan has completed certifications in culinary arts and food safety, further enhancing his industry knowledge. With a unique perspective and a passion for storytelling, Chandan brings a fresh voice to the world of food writing, capturing the essence of dishes and the stories behind them.

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