Olive Garden Menu Prices 2026: Lunch, Dinner, Family Meals & Pasta

The Tour of Italy is priced around $22.49 at most U.S. Olive Garden locations as of May 2026. It's Olive Garden's flagship combination plate: a portion of Lasagna Classico, a piece of Chicken Parmigiana, and a side of Fettuccine Alfredo together on one plate. Like all entrées at Olive Garden, the Tour of Italy comes with unlimited soup or salad and breadsticks at no extra charge. Pricing runs $1–$3 higher in California, the Northeast and major metros.

The Never Ending Pasta Bowl runs $13.99 during its promo window (typically September through November). Customers pick a pasta shape and a sauce and can refill the bowl as many times as they want — dine-in only. The upgraded version with unlimited meat topping (meatballs, Italian sausage, or crispy chicken fritta) is $16.99. The 2025 edition added new sauce options including a creamy four-cheese, and the promo has run annually since 1995.

Olive Garden's Lunch Duos start at $8.99 and top out at $9.99. They're available weekdays from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and include a lunch-portion pasta (or chicken parm sandwich, or unlimited soup-and-salad) plus your choice of unlimited soup or salad and breadsticks. Eligible pastas include Spaghetti with Meat Sauce, Five Cheese Ziti al Forno, Fettuccine Alfredo and Cheese Ravioli — making this the cheapest way to get a full Olive Garden meal.

Yes — unlimited breadsticks and soup or salad come free with every entrée, including Lunch Duos and Never Ending Pasta Bowl. Servers bring an opening basket of breadsticks (typically one per guest plus an extra) and will replenish for as long as you're eating. They're brushed with butter and garlic salt and baked in-house. The breadsticks are a brand identity item — Olive Garden has poured them into branded retail merchandise (scented candles, frozen retail breadsticks) and they regularly trend on social media.

Olive Garden's Family-Style Meals are priced $52.99 to $64.99 and feed 4–6 people. Each bundle includes a family-size pasta entrée, a family-size salad and 8 breadsticks. The Five Cheese Ziti and Fettuccine Alfredo Family Meals are the cheapest at $52.99; the Chicken Alfredo Family Meal is the priciest at $64.99. The Create-Your-Own bundle starts at $50 and lets you pick two pasta entrées plus salad and breadsticks. Family Meals are designed for takeout and travel well.

The cheapest full sit-down entrée is the Spaghetti with Meat Sauce at $13.99, with the Cheese Ravioli ($14.49) and Five Cheese Ziti al Forno ($15.49) close behind. If you count the Lunch Duo ($8.99) or the Soup, Salad & Breadsticks all-you-can-eat at lunch ($10.99), those are the cheapest paths to a meal. A Side of Pasta with Marinara is $4.99, and an extra basket of Garlic Breadsticks is $4.49 — but a basket also comes free with any entrée, so most diners skip the paid extra.

Yes. The Olive Garden kids' menu is priced $5.99 to $7.99 for ages 12 and under. Options include Macaroni & Cheese ($5.99), Spaghetti with Marinara ($6.49), Fettuccine Alfredo ($6.99), Cheese Pizza ($6.99), Spaghetti & Meatball ($7.49) and Chicken Fingers ($7.99). All kids' meals include a side and a soft drink. Kids also get unlimited breadsticks and salad/soup from the adult menu at no charge.

Yes — dinner portions are larger and priced higher than lunch portions. A Fettuccine Alfredo Lunch Duo is $9.49 (lunch portion + soup or salad + breadsticks). The same pasta at dinner is $15.99 (full portion). The lunch portion is roughly 60–70% of the dinner portion. Lunch Duos are only available 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. weekdays. After 3 p.m. and on weekends, the full dinner menu and dinner pricing apply, even if you order one of the same pasta dishes.

Yes — Olive Garden offers takeout, curbside pickup and delivery through its website and app, and most chain delivery platforms (DoorDash, Uber Eats, Grubhub). The Family-Style Meals are designed specifically for takeout and feed 4–6 people for $52.99–$64.99. Olive Garden does not always include free breadsticks with takeout the same way it does dine-in — most stores include a set quantity per entrée. Confirm with your specific location.

Yes. Olive Garden runs a real wine program — house pour glass from $5.50, premium glasses $7.50–$11.00, half-bottles $13–$25 and full bottles $22–$42, with selection varying store to store. Pours include Pinot Grigio, Chianti Classico, Cabernet Sauvignon, Moscato and seasonal options. Olive Garden also offers cocktails (frozen strawberry margarita $8.99, classic Italian cocktails) and non-alcoholic Italian-inspired drinks like Strawberry Limonata and Italian Sodas. Wine availability is subject to state and local liquor laws.