Fazoli's Menu Prices 2026: Pasta, Subs & Unlimited Breadsticks

Most classic pastas run $6.99–$8.99 as of May 2026. Spaghetti with Marinara is the cheapest at $6.99, Spaghetti with Meatballs is $8.99, and the signature Fettuccine Alfredo is $7.99. Baked dishes (Baked Spaghetti, Lasagna, Chicken Parmigiano) run $8.49–$9.99. Adding grilled chicken (Chicken Alfredo $9.49) is the most common upgrade. Fazoli's is genuinely a '$' chain — you can get a full Italian pasta plate, with unlimited breadsticks at dine-in, for well under $10.

Yes — at most locations, dine-in guests who order a pasta entrée get unlimited garlic breadsticks brought to the table by staff who walk the dining room offering more. The warm, garlic-buttered breadsticks are the single thing Fazoli's is most famous for, and the unlimited offer is a core part of the brand's identity. A 5-piece order on its own is about $2.99. Note: the unlimited offer typically applies to dine-in pasta orders only — drive-thru and to-go orders get a set count, and policies can vary by franchise, so confirm at your location.

Two things: unlimited garlic breadsticks and being one of the only chains doing full Italian-restaurant dishes at fast-food speed and price. Beyond the breadsticks, the signature menu items are the baked pastas (Baked Spaghetti, Lasagna), Fettuccine Alfredo, the hot Italian Submarinos (subs), and the tart-sweet Original Lemon Ice dessert. The whole proposition is sit-down-Italian flavor without the sit-down-Italian wait or check — most pastas land under $9.

A Submarino is Fazoli's hot Italian submarine sandwich, served on a toasted submarino roll. The Original Submarino ($7.99) has salami, ham, mozzarella, lettuce, tomato, onion and Italian dressing; the Ultimate Submarino ($8.99) piles on extra meats and cheese and is the most popular. There are also Chicken Parmesan, Meatball and Turkey versions ($7.99–$8.49). Submarinos are a Fazoli's staple that set it apart from pure pasta chains, and they pair well with the unlimited breadsticks.

For one person, a classic pasta like Spaghetti with Meat Sauce ($7.99) plus the dine-in unlimited breadsticks is hard to beat. To sample more, the Pasta Trio Sampler (~$11.99) gives you three signature pastas on one plate. For groups, the Family Meal (~$24.99) feeds four with a large entrée pan and a box of breadsticks — the most economical way to feed a family. And the Original Lemon Ice ($1.99) is the cheap, signature way to finish.

Yes — Fazoli's is fairly friendly to vegetarians. Meatless pastas include Spaghetti with Marinara ($6.99), Fettuccine Alfredo ($7.99), Penne with Marinara ($6.99) and Baked Ziti ($8.49). The Cheese Pizza ($6.49), Toasted Ravioli ($5.49), salads, the famous garlic breadsticks ($2.99) and the Original Lemon Ice ($1.99) are all vegetarian. There are no dedicated vegan entrées, and sauces/cheeses are not vegan, so confirm ingredients if you avoid dairy.

Fazoli's was founded in 1988 in Lexington, Kentucky, built around the idea of serving Italian-restaurant classics in a quick-serve format. The chain grew through the 1990s across the Midwest and South and pioneered the fast-casual Italian niche. As of 2026 there are around 215 Fazoli's locations in the U.S., concentrated in states like Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana, Tennessee and across the Midwest and South. It remains one of the very few national chains in the fast Italian category.

Yes — most Fazoli's locations have a drive-thru, which is unusual for a sit-down-style Italian menu and a key part of the brand's fast-casual positioning. Online ordering, delivery through major apps, and a rewards program are available at most locations. Note that the famous unlimited-breadstick offer generally applies to dine-in only — drive-thru and to-go orders include a set number of breadsticks rather than unlimited.