McAlister’s Deli Menu with Prices (2026)

A McAlister’s Club costs $10.59–$11.39, a Giant Spud costs $8.49–$12.39, and a 32 oz McAlister’s Famous Tea costs $2.99 — sweet, unsweet or half-and-half, all the same price. McAlister’s sets no single national price, so every price on this page is the verified range from McAlister’s official online ordering menus, checked at stores in Oxford, Mississippi, Franklin, Indiana, and Dallas and Mansfield, Texas. Below is the full McAlister’s Deli menu: 137 items across sandwiches, Giant Spuds, salads, soups, kids meals, sides, desserts and drinks, with the calories McAlister’s publishes for 126 of them.

How the McAlister’s Menu Works

The menu is built around four formats, and the full list with prices is in the menu on this page:

• Full entrées — sandwiches, Giant Spuds, entrée salads and bowls of soup, each priced on its own.
• Choose 2 — two halves of any items on one plate, $10.65–$11.29. Pick any two half portions — half a sandwich and half a salad, half a spud and a cup of soup — and the plate is built from the halves.
• Half Entree and Side — a half entrée plus a side for a flat $7.99, in five published combinations: Cup of Soup & Side, Half Salad & Side, Half Sandwich & Side, Half Spud & Side and Half Starter & Side.
• For the Group — quart-size bulk formats of the counter menu: Bulk Sides at $17.59 a quart (serves 6–8) and Bulk Soups at $17.59–$19.49 a quart (4 servings).

Sandwiches are sold in two sizes. Most baguette sandwiches come as a standard sandwich or a 12″ version — the Cuban is $10.95–$11.39 standard and $15.99–$17.25 in the 12″ — and the two sizes are separate items on the menu, priced separately in the menu on this page. Soups come in a cup and a bowl. There is no secret menu: every build McAlister’s sells is on the published menu, and the Choose 2 and Half Entree formats are how the kitchen combines them.

Sandwiches & Clubs

The sandwich the chain is named for in most orders is the McAlister’s Club: roasted turkey, Black Forest ham, bacon, sharp cheddar, Swiss, spring mix, tomato, mayo and McAlister’s Honey Mustard on wheat, served with a side — $10.59–$11.39, 900 calories. The King Club is the same build doubled — twice the ingredients of the Club on country white — at $12.89–$13.99 and 1,190 calories. The club line also runs to a Black Angus Club ($10.95–$12.49, 880 calories), a Black Angus King Club ($15.89–$16.99, 1,400 calories), a Grilled Chicken Club ($10.95–$12.29, 830 calories) and the McAlister’s Club Wrap ($10.59–$11.39, 780 calories), which puts the Club build in a wheat wrap instead of on bread.

The deli classics sit beside the clubs: the Reuben (corned beef, sauerkraut, Swiss and Thousand Island on marbled rye, $11.99–$13.39, 900 calories), The Rachel (the same build with roasted turkey, $11.99–$13.39, 800 calories), The New Yorker (corned beef and pastrami with Swiss and spicy brown mustard on marbled rye, $11.99–$13.39, 750 calories) and the French Dip — Black Angus roast beef and Swiss on a baguette with au jus and a side, $11.69–$12.59 at 570 calories, the lightest full-size deli sandwich on the menu; the 12″ French Dip is $17.39–$18.09.

The signature builds fill out the board: the Memphian (turkey, ham and roast beef with provolone and spicy brown mustard, $10.95–$11.69, 630 calories), the Cuban (pulled pork, Black Forest ham, Swiss, mustard and pickles on a toasted baguette, $10.95–$11.39, 840 calories), The Italian ($10.95–$11.39, 810 calories), the Spicy Turkey Melt ($10.65–$11.39, 740 calories) and the Jalapeño Turkey Crunch ($10.95–$12.09, 1,040 calories). Melts and lighter builds run lower: the Four Cheese Melt and the Ham & Cheese Melt are $9.19–$9.79, and The Veggie — spinach, tomato, cucumber, red onion, roasted peppers, avocado and herb mayo on 9-grain — is the cheapest sandwich on the menu at $8.65–$9.59.

Giant Spuds

The spud is McAlister’s second signature platform: a giant baked potato loaded to order, and the build the chain’s regulars photograph is The Big Nasty, the fully loaded giant spud. Eight spuds are on the current menu, every one priced between $8.49 and $12.39:

• Spud Max — ham, turkey, bacon, cheddar-jack, green onion and black olives, with butter spread and sour cream on the side. $10.95–$11.69, 1,070 calories. This is the everything-on-it build.
• Smokehouse Spud — smoked pulled pork, mac & cheese, bacon and cheddar-jack under sweet & smoky barbecue sauce. $11.15–$12.39, 1,510 calories.
• Spicy Green Chili Aioli Pork Spud — shredded pork, jalapeños, RO*TEL cheese and green chili aioli. $10.99–$11.79, 1,580 calories — the highest-calorie spud on the menu.
• Honey BBQ Pork Spud — smoked pulled pork, cheddar-jack and honey BBQ sauce. $10.95–$11.79, 1,460 calories.
• Chicken Bacon Ranch Spud — grilled chicken, bacon, cheddar-jack and ranch. $10.95–$11.59, 900 calories.
• Bacon Spud — bacon and cheddar-jack. $9.69–$10.65, 930 calories.
• Veggie Spud — spinach, broccoli, red onions, roasted peppers and RO*TEL cheese dip. $9.45–$10.39, 910 calories.
• Cheese Spud — cheddar-jack, butter spread and sour cream. $8.49–$8.95, 1,280 calories — the cheapest spud, and not the lightest: the cheese load outweighs several meat builds.

Half spuds exist inside the formats rather than as separate items: a Half Spud & Side is one of the five $7.99 Half Entree and Side combinations, and any spud can be halved inside a Choose 2. Kids get their own version — the Kids Spud, an Idaho potato with butter and a choice of cheddar-jack, bacon or sour cream, in the kids meals below.

Fresh Salads

Nine entrée salads, $8.15–$13.19. The Chef Salad (diced turkey and ham, bacon, cheddar-jack, tomato, croutons and cucumber on mixed greens) is $10.45–$11.99 at 480 calories; the Grilled Chicken Salad is $10.99–$11.99 at 500 calories. The two lightest entrée salads are the Garden Salad ($8.15–$8.99, 310 calories) and the Pecanberry Salad — strawberries, blueberries, candied pecans and grilled chicken with fat-free raspberry-pecan vinaigrette — at $11.49–$13.19 and 380 calories. At the other end, the Grilled Chicken Caesar runs 880 calories ($10.65–$11.99), the plain Caesar 730 ($8.15–$8.99), and the Savannah Chopped Salad (grilled chicken, cranberries, Gorgonzola, honey roasted almonds) and the Southwest Chicken & Avocado Salad sit between them at 480 and 630 calories.

There is no salad bar on the current menu. Salads are individual made-to-order entrée salads and two side salads (Side Garden Salad and Side Caesar Salad, $4.00–$6.19) — the salad-bar format is not part of the published menu.

Soups & Chili

Eight soups and chilis, every one sold in a cup and a bowl: cups run $4.99–$5.69, bowls $6.79–$7.69. The head of the platform is Broccoli and Cheddar (300–420 calories, cup to bowl), with Chicken Tortilla Soup the lightest of the meat soups at 210–360 calories and Country Potato Soup at 270–390. The two bean chilis — the all-beef Chili (340–490 calories) and the meatless Veggie Chili (320–480) — share the same $5.69 cup / $7.69 bowl pricing. Fire Roasted Vegetable Soup is the lightest item in the category at 110–140 calories. Soups also anchor two of the set formats: a Cup of Soup & Side is $7.99, and any soup can be one half of a Choose 2.

Famous Tea & Drinks

The drink McAlister’s is built on is the tea. McAlister’s Famous Tea is brewed from Orange Pekoe black tea leaves, specially filtered, made fresh and poured over ice (the tea is Rainforest Alliance Certified). Sweet, unsweet and half-sweet/half-unsweet all cost $2.99 — one price for every version — and the published calorie range across the line is 80–150. The same tea topped with cold foam is $3.98. By the gallon, the Famous Sweet Tea and the Unsweet Tea are $9.29; a Gallon Lemonade is $10.29 and a Gallon Strawberry Lemonade $10.89–$13.89.

The lemonade line is old-fashioned lemonade made with cane sugar: plain Lemonade at $3.39–$3.69, a half-lemonade/half-tea build at $3.39, Strawberry Lemonade at $3.89–$4.49, Pineapple Upside Down Lemonade at $4.04, and the Strawberry Watermelon Lemonade and Tea at $4.49. Fountain drinks are $3.39 across the Coke and Dr Pepper lineups, coffee is $1.99–$2.09, and bottled water $1.99–$2.29. A cold-foam version of the fountain drinks, lemonades and teas runs about a dollar above the base drink.

Sides & Desserts

Sides come in Regular and Large. A Bag of Chips is $1.89–$2.49; Regular sides (fresh fruit, mac & cheese, potato salad, steamed broccoli, Cajun red beans & rice) run $1.89–$3.79 and the Large versions $3.39–$5.19. The desserts are a bakery case: cookies at $1.99–$2.49 (Chocolate Chip 370 calories, Sugar 340, Salted Caramel 380, White Chocolate Macadamia Nut 400), a Brookie and a Brownie at $2.50–$2.99, and the two big slices — Colossal Carrot Cake at $5.49–$5.99 and 1,170 calories, the highest-calorie dessert on the menu, and Pineapple Upside Down Cheesecake at $5.49 and 520 calories. A Mini Cookie Bag — a baker’s dozen of mini chocolate chip cookies — is $7.99.

Kids Meals

McAlister’s has a dedicated kids menu: nine meals, each served with a choice of side and a mini chocolate chip cookie, priced $3.99–$5.68. The lineup is toasties (Cheese, Ham and Turkey, all 340–430 calories), Kids Mac & Cheese (350 calories), Kids Pizza (300), a Kids Garden Salad with a choice of chicken strips, ham or turkey (360–430), a Kids Spud (330) and a Smucker’s Uncrustables PB&J (300). Kids Beverages — small teas, lemonade and organic milks — are $1.59–$1.99, the cheapest drinks on the menu.

Seasonal — the Monster Mashups Lineup

The current seasonal lineup is the Halloween “Monster Mashups” range, tagged Seasonal in the menu on this page: the Witch’s Brew lemonade (cane sugar, lemon juice and caramel apple syrup, $3.89–$4.29, 330 calories), the Twisted Witch’s Brew with black cherry purée added (370 calories), the Franken-Tea that mixes the Witch’s Brew lemonade with sweet tea (250 calories), each also sold with cold foam and the Witch’s Brew by the gallon — plus three seasonal desserts: Peanut Butter Pie and Peanut Butter Cup Pie ($5.99–$6.29, 920 calories) and the Pumpkin Pecan Cookie with White Chocolate ($1.99–$2.49, 390 calories). McAlister’s frames the lineup as an October seasonal range; it publishes no end date for it, and none is printed here.

Prices

McAlister’s publishes no national price list — prices are set per market. Every price on this page was checked in October 2026 against the chain’s official online ordering menus at four stores in three states — Oxford, MS, Franklin, IN, and Dallas and Mansfield, TX — and is printed as the lowest-to-highest range across those stores. Your local store sets its own prices inside that pattern.

The shape of the menu in prices:

• Sandwiches: standard sandwiches $8.65–$13.39 (The Veggie at the bottom, the Reuben, Rachel and New Yorker at the top); 12″ versions $15.49–$18.09.
• Giant Spuds: $8.49–$12.39.
• Entrée salads: $8.15–$13.19.
• Soups: cups $4.99–$5.69, bowls $6.79–$7.69.
• Set formats: Choose 2 at $10.65–$11.29; every Half Entree and Side combination at a flat $7.99.
• Kids meals: $3.99–$5.68, each with a side and a mini cookie included.
• Drinks: Famous Tea $2.99 in every version; the cheapest item on the whole menu is a Kids Beverage at $1.59.

Is McAlister’s expensive? By its own published numbers it sits in the middle of the deli segment: a sandwich with its included side runs about $10–$13, and the $7.99 Half Entree and Side is the standing budget route — a half sandwich, salad, spud, starter or cup of soup plus a side, which is a full lunch at the menu’s floor price for an adult entrée.

Nutrition & Calories

The calories in the menu on this page are McAlister’s published figures, taken from the chain’s official ordering system — the same feed that drives ordering on mcalistersdeli.com — and checked in October 2026. McAlister’s also runs an official nutrition guide and calculator on its website (mcalistersdeli.com/nutrition); it publishes no dated national nutrition PDF, so no edition date exists to print, and none has been invented. Per-item figures below are the chain’s published numbers for its standard builds.

Calories in the Most-Asked Items

The extremes of the menu: the single highest-calorie item is the 12″ Cuban Sandwich at 1,680 calories, followed by the Spicy Green Chili Aioli Pork Spud at 1,580 and the Smokehouse Spud at 1,510. The lightest full meals sit in the soup and salad sections — Fire Roasted Vegetable Soup at 110–140 calories, the Garden Salad at 310, the Pecanberry Salad at 380 — and a Half Salad & Side or Cup of Soup & Side at $7.99 is the lightest of the set formats. For a sandwich at the low end, the French Dip (570) and the Grilled Chicken sandwich (560) are the two lightest full-size builds.

Allergens, Ingredients & Dietary

McAlister’s official allergen position, printed on its menu, is this: its products contain sesame, milk, eggs, tree nuts, peanuts, wheat and soybeans, and despite best practices it cannot guarantee products will be free from allergens through cross-contamination — if you have a food allergy, the chain directs you to notify the restaurant directly. The allergen arrays published per item in its ordering system (the soups, for example, are flagged for milk, wheat and soy) are the item-level source.

On ingredients: the composition facts the menu itself publishes are carried in the item descriptions on this page — what is in the Club, the Spud Max, the Harvest Chicken Salad and the soups is stated there once, from the chain’s own descriptions. McAlister’s does not publish recipes, and none are reconstructed here.

Deals, Coupons & McAlister’s Rewards

McAlister’s Rewards is the chain’s loyalty program, run through its app and website. The published earn mechanics are exact: members earn 10 points per $1, calculated on the pre-tax total after discounts and rounded down. Points are not earned on catering orders or gift-card purchases, and orders placed through third-party delivery earn no points; points can be earned at most twice in any four-hour period. Signing up earns a free Famous Tea, and the program carries a birthday reward. Points are redeemed as Banked Rewards inside the program — McAlister’s official terms set the redemption thresholds at the chain’s discretion and do not publish a fixed points ladder, so no ladder is printed here. Points may be removed after one year of account inactivity, and points and rewards have no cash value.

The Tea Pass

The Tea Pass is the standing tea subscription: $7.99 for 30 teas in 30 days — the first tea comes with the purchase and one more is deposited daily for the next 29 days. Daily deposits expire if unused, modifiers and upcharges are excluded, the pass auto-renews on the saved card, one account can hold up to four passes, and the purchase is non-refundable. Against the $2.99 counter price of a Famous Tea, the pass pays for itself inside three visits — it is the chain’s published everyday tea deal, and it is priced the same, $7.99, at every store checked.

Coupons and promo offers at McAlister’s are issued through the app and the Rewards program and rotate; this page prints no coupon codes. On the published record: McAlister’s publishes no happy hour program and no standing AARP, senior, military, student or teacher discount in its official program pages, and there is no standing free-kids-meal offer — kids meals are priced at $3.99–$5.68 on the menu. The standing ways to pay less are the ones above: Rewards points on every dine-in and pickup dollar, the Tea Pass for tea drinkers, and the $7.99 Half Entree and Side format.

Hours

McAlister’s hours are uniform across the whole week at most stores — the same opening and closing time all seven days, Sunday included. The single most common pattern across the chain’s 596 restaurants is 10:30 AM to 9:00 PM daily — 224 stores run exactly that schedule. Around that pattern, openings cluster at 10:00 or 10:30 AM and closings at 9:00 or 10:00 PM, with outliers on both ends (the founding-city Oxford store, for example, runs 8:30 AM–10:00 PM). Your store’s hours are the ones in its official listing — check there before a late run, because the 9:00 PM close is the chain’s norm, not its late night.

Holiday hours are set store by store and are not published chain-wide, so for Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, Easter or Labor Day the official store listing carries your restaurant’s holiday schedule. McAlister’s publishes no separate busy-hours data.

Gift Cards

A McAlister’s gift card is a GoTo Foods card: it is redeemable at participating locations of seven chains — Auntie Anne’s, Carvel, Cinnabon, Jamba, McAlister’s Deli, Moe’s Southwest Grill and Schlotzsky’s. Online redemption works at Cinnabon, Jamba, McAlister’s, Moe’s and Schlotzsky’s. The card terms are simple and published: no gift card fees and no expiration.

Three official ways to check a balance:

• Online: through the balance check the card terms point to at giftcardmix.com — a PIN is required for online redemption.
• By phone: Customer Service at 678-799-7415.
• In store: at the counter of a participating restaurant.

Cards are sold in restaurants and online. A card bought in a restaurant can be reloaded in-store; cards bought at third-party retailers cannot be reloaded. Gift cards are not valid for catering or merchandise. Bulk orders start at $500 with discounts, and during seasonal promotions a qualifying gift-card purchase earns a $5 Reward Code (one per guest check, expiring as printed on it).

No Breakfast Menu at McAlister’s

McAlister’s Deli does not serve breakfast. There are no breakfast items on the published menu — no breakfast sandwiches, no breakfast hours. Stores open mid-morning, most of them at 10:30 AM, serving the regular lunch and dinner menu from open to close. Coffee is on the drinks menu all day at $1.99–$2.09.

Quick Answers

Looking for a specific store? Locations live in the store finder on mcalistersdeli.com and in the directory — this page covers the menu, not individual stores. Ordering for a group? McAlister’s catering — box lunches, sandwich platters and the baked potato bar — is a separate channel with its own menu and ordering, covered separately from this page; delivery is likewise arranged through the chain’s ordering channels and delivery apps.

Need this menu on paper? Print this page from your browser — it prints as the complete McAlister’s Deli menu with prices. McAlister’s runs its menu through online ordering rather than a dated national menu PDF, so this page is the printable full menu.