Kids Meals at Chicken Salad Chick

The kids menu keeps it simple: smaller versions of the chicken salad and turkey sandwiches, and a mac and cheese that plenty of adults order for themselves. Each meal is built to be a complete lunch for a younger guest, with the side and drink included.

Every kids meal is a complete plate, so there is nothing extra to add at the register unless you want a cookie from the case. The portions are sized for younger guests, not scaled down adult meals at adult prices, and the drinks are sized to match the smaller plates.

The age rule is printed on the menu itself: kids meals are for children 10 years and under. The allergen picture is short enough to memorize: egg in the chicken salad sandwich, egg, milk and wheat in the mac and cheese, and none listed for the turkey sandwich. Grown ups with small appetites order from this page too, and the mac and cheese is usually the reason.

One more practical note for parents: because every kids meal already includes its side and drink, the price on the card is the whole cost of the child's lunch before tax. There is nothing to upgrade and nothing to add at the register unless dessert gets a vote. For a family order, the pattern that works is a kids meal each for the children and a Quick Chick or a Family Meal for the table to share.

What children actually eat from this page, in order of reliability: the mac and cheese first, because it is the same one from the soups case in a smaller portion. The turkey sandwich second, plain and familiar. The chicken salad sandwich third, for the child who already eats what the table eats. Ordering all three across a few visits is the lowest cost way to find your child's standing order.

Every dish above links to its own page with its price, calories and allergens in one place. Prices can differ a little between restaurants, so treat this page as the plan and the menu board as the final word.