Fazoli’s Chicken Wings: Flavors, Prices, Calories and Rollout Dates
Last updated: November 1, 2026
Fazoli’s built its name on baked pasta and free breadsticks, so the newest item on the menu raises eyebrows. The chain now sells chicken wings. Fazoli’s chicken wings launched at every company owned restaurant on October 27, 2026, after a summer test at 11 stores lifted sales by nearly 11 percent. Franchise stores follow through spring 2027.
You will find all 7 sauces ranked by heat, the price pattern for 5, 10, 20 and 40 counts in both bone-in and boneless styles, the calorie figures that are actually published, and honest notes on where the data is still missing. It also explains how flavor splitting works on bigger counts and which count makes sense for a solo snack, a family dinner or a party order.
Key Takeaways
- Fazoli’s chicken wings launched at all company owned restaurants on October 27, 2026.
- Two styles are sold: jumbo bone-in and breaded all white meat boneless, in 5, 10, 20 and 40 counts.
- Seven sauces run from mild buffalo to Asian chili, and every order includes celery plus ranch or blue cheese.
- Menu listings in 2026 put prices from about $4.99 for 5 boneless wings to about $38.99 for 40 bone-in wings.
- Franchise stores add wings between fall 2026 and spring 2027, so availability varies by store today.
- Menu listings put 5 bone-in wings at 450 calories, before sauce choices push the total up.
- Wings are a core menu addition, not a limited time item.
Wings are a permanent menu item at Fazoli’s, prices start near $5, and franchise stores catch up by spring 2027.
Source: Restaurant Business launch report, October 27, 2026.
Quick Answer: Fazoli’s Chicken Wings at a Glance
Yes, Fazoli’s sells wings now. Chicken wings joined the core menu at all company owned stores on October 27, 2026, in bone-in and boneless styles, 5 to 40 counts, and 7 sauces. Prices start at about $4.99 for 5 boneless wings in 2026 menu listings.
The catch is timing. Franchise restaurants add wings on their own schedule between fall 2026 and spring 2027, so your local store may not have them on day one. The safest first order is a 10 count, which lets you split two flavors and judge the size of the wings before you commit to a party count.
Sources: Restaurant Business launch report, October 2026, and Allmenus store menu listings checked November 1, 2026.
Wings Join the Core Menu: The Launch Story
Wings look like a strange fit for an Italian chain, and Fazoli’s tested the idea in stages before it committed. The chain wanted a product that travels well, shares easily and suits game day orders in a way that baked pasta does not.
From Wingville delivery brand to in store menu
The first step was Wingville, a delivery only wing brand cooked inside Fazoli’s kitchens and sold through delivery apps. Wingville let the chain trial sauces, counts and packaging without touching the in store menu boards. In summer 2026 the test moved into real dining rooms. Eleven company stores added fryers and sold wings beside the pasta menu, and sales at those stores rose by nearly 11 percent, according to Restaurant Business. On October 27, 2026, Fazoli’s announced wings at all company owned restaurants, for dine in, drive thru, online ordering and delivery.
When franchise locations get wings
Most Fazoli’s restaurants are franchised, and those stores follow a later schedule. Franchise locations began adding wings in fall 2026, with the full rollout planned by spring 2027. The delay has a practical cause: kitchens need fryers installed before the first wing can be cooked.
Expert tip: if your nearest store is franchised and shows no wings section yet, check the Wingville listing for the same address in your delivery app. Many kitchens sell the same wings under the Wingville name while the in store menu catches up.
Source: Restaurant Business, Fazoli’s wing launch report, published October 27, 2026.
Fazoli’s Chicken Wings Prices by Count
Fazoli’s does not set one national wing price. Franchise operators price their own menus, so the honest way to show cost is the pattern that repeats across store listings. The figures below come from store menus listed on Allmenus and checked on November 1, 2026. Treat them as estimates for 2026. Most markets match this pattern closely, and a few, such as Dayton, Ohio, sit higher.
Bone-in wing prices
Bone-in wings are the jumbo style, deep fried with the Fazoli’s seasoning blend. The common pattern is $6.49 for 5 wings, $10.99 for 10, $19.99 for 20 and $38.99 for 40. Per wing, that works out at about $1.30 on the small count, falling to about $0.97 each on the 40 count. Bigger counts always win on unit price.
Boneless wing prices
Boneless wings undercut bone-in at every count. The common pattern is $4.99 for 5, $8.99 for 10, $17.99 for 20 and $34.99 for 40, which is about $1.00 per piece on the small count and about $0.87 each on the largest. Expert tip: if your group eats by the piece rather than by the ritual, boneless gives you more chicken per dollar at every size.
Bone-in wings, listed prices in US dollars
Boneless wings, listed prices in US dollars
Estimates. Source: Allmenus store menu listings checked November 1, 2026. Some markets list higher prices.
Wing Flavors and Dipping Sauces
Seven sauces launched with the wings, and they split into two families. Three are buffalo style and climb in heat. The other four lean sweet or savory, which suits the pasta crowd better than pure heat. Every order, bone-in or boneless, includes a side of celery and your choice of ranch or blue cheese for dipping, and Wingville menus also list a no sauce option for anyone who wants the seasoned fried wing plain.
Mild to hot: the buffalo range
Mild buffalo brings the vinegar tang with gentle warmth. Medium buffalo is the balanced middle, with real heat that still lets the seasoning show. Hot buffalo is the full strength version and the one heat seekers should start with, because the dip and the celery exist for a reason. Expert tip: order hot buffalo with the blue cheese dip. The sharp cheese cuts the heat better than ranch and matches the buffalo flavor the sauce is built on.
Sweet and savory options
Honey BBQ is the mildest sauce on the board, sweet and smoky. Hot honey BBQ keeps that sweetness and adds a slow chili warmth at the end. Parmesan garlic is the Italian nod, rich and salty with no real heat. Asian chili sits between sweet and hot, glossy and warm rather than fiery. On a split order, pairing one buffalo with one sweet sauce covers most tables.
Sources: Restaurant Business launch report, October 2026, and Wingville menus on SinglePlatform checked November 1, 2026.
Bone-In or Boneless: How the Two Styles Compare
The two styles suit different meals. Bone-in wings are jumbo wings fried in the Fazoli’s seasoning blend with no breading, so the skin crisps and the meat stays on the bone. They eat slowly, which suits a game on the screen and a table that grazes. Boneless wings are pieces of chicken breast with a seasoned breading, fried and tossed in sauce. Menus describe them as breaded all white meat chicken, and they eat fast, with a fork or fingers, next to a pasta bowl.
Price separates them clearly. Boneless runs about $1.50 to $4.00 less than bone-in at the same count on 2026 listings, and the gap grows as the count rises. Calories run the other way at the small count, where a 5 piece boneless lists lower than a 5 piece bone-in. Texture is the real decider. Choose bone-in for crisp skin and the full wing ritual. Choose boneless if the wings share the table with pasta, the way Fazoli’s baked chicken parmigiano with spaghetti does on a chicken night at home.
| Compare | Bone-in wings | Boneless wings |
|---|---|---|
| Cut | Jumbo wings on the bone | Chicken breast pieces |
| Coating | Seasoning blend, no breading | Seasoned breading |
| 5 count price | About $6.49, 2026 listings | About $4.99, 2026 listings |
| 5 count calories | 450, menu listing figure | 370, menu listing figure |
| Best for | Game day grazing and wing purists | Pasta night add-ons and kids |
Sources: Allmenus store menu listings and menu nutrition listings checked November 1, 2026. Prices are estimates.
Fazoli’s Chicken Wings Calories and Nutrition Notes
Start with the figures printed on menu listings. A 5 count of traditional bone-in wings lists at 450 calories, and a 10 count lists at 910 calories. A 5 count of boneless wings lists at 370 calories. Those are the base numbers most stores show, and they appear to cover the wing and its standard toss rather than every sauce at full strength.
Sauce changes the maths a lot. Fazoli’s official nutrition data, published through its Interactive Nutrition Menu, lists 500 calories and 46 grams of protein for 5 bone-in wings in hot buffalo, with a very high 3,360 mg of sodium. The same data lists 420 calories for 5 boneless wings in hot buffalo and 550 in sweet honey BBQ. Rich sauces climb higher, and some nutrition databases put a Parmesan garlic 5 count far above the base figure.
Plain talk on the gap: Fazoli’s had not published an updated official nutrition panel covering all 7 launch sauces as of November 1, 2026. The official nutrition data on record was last updated on May 16, 2025 for the Wingville flavors. Expert tip: if sodium matters to you, ask for sauce on the side. The wings are fried in seasoning either way, and dipping instead of tossing cuts the saltiest part of the order.
Sources: store menu listings checked November 1, 2026, and Fazoli’s Interactive Nutrition Menu data last updated May 16, 2025.
How to Order Wings at Fazoli’s
Ordering is simple once you know the two decisions: count and flavor. At company owned stores, wings are sold for dine in, at the drive thru, in the app and online, and through delivery apps, where many stores also list them under the Wingville name. At the counter, the wings sit in the New Items and Specials or Wingville section of the menu board.
Flavor rules matter more than flavor choice. A 5 count takes one flavor. A 10 or 20 count takes up to two flavors, split across the order. A 40 count takes up to four flavors, which makes it the natural party order. Every count includes celery and one dipping sauce, ranch or blue cheese. Extra dip or extra wing sauce costs about 50 cents at most locations. Wings also sit at the value end of this menu, close to the deals on the Fazoli’s lunch special menu and prices, so a weekday wing lunch can stay cheap.
Confirm your store sells wings. Open the store menu in the app and look for a wings or Wingville section. Company owned stores have them now, franchise stores join through spring 2027.
Pick the style and count. Bone-in for the classic wing, boneless for a pasta side. Counts run 5, 10, 20 and 40 in both styles.
Choose flavors within the split limit. One flavor on a 5 count, up to two on 10 and 20 counts, and up to four on a 40 count.
Pick your dip. Ranch or blue cheese is included, with celery on the side. Add an extra dip for about 50 cents if your group shares heavily.
Sources: Wingville menus on SinglePlatform and Allmenus store listings checked November 1, 2026.
Which Count Should You Order?
Match the count to the job. A 5 count is a personal snack or a side for one pasta order, and it is the right size for a first taste. A 10 count works as a starter for two people or a full meal for one wing fan, and it is the smallest count that lets you split two flavors. A 20 count feeds three to four people as a shared starter. A 40 count is the party order, built for a table of fans and up to four flavors.
The maths rewards size. Bone-in falls from about $1.30 per wing on the 5 count to about $0.97 on the 40 count, and boneless falls from about $1.00 to about $0.87. For a family night, pairing a 20 count with the Fazoli’s fresh tossed family meal for game day sharing covers pasta and wings in one order, and it usually beats buying wings alone for the whole table.
💡 Expert Tip
First visit rule: order the 10 count and split it across two flavors, one buffalo and one sweet. You learn your heat level and your sauce favorite in a single order, at about $1.10 per bone-in wing, before you spend party money on a 40 count.
Prices: estimates from Allmenus store listings checked November 1, 2026.
Pros and Cons of Fazoli’s Chicken Wings
The honest verdict depends on what you compare them with. Against wing chains, Fazoli’s wins on entry price and on convenience for families who already eat there. A 5 count under $7 with dip and celery included is strong value, and the per wing price on big counts undercuts many delivery wing brands. The sauce range is wide for a fast casual menu, with a real heat ladder and two honey options.
The gaps are about rollout and data. A large share of the chain is franchised, so many readers cannot buy wings yet, and some markets price well above the common pattern. Nutrition data is the second gap. Fazoli’s has not published a full official panel for all 7 sauces, so careful eaters are working from listings and older Wingville data. Neither gap is a reason to skip the wings. Both are reasons to check your local menu before you plan around them.
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Entry price near $5 for boneless, dip and celery included | Franchise rollout runs to spring 2027, so many stores lack wings today |
| 7 sauces with a clear heat ladder and split flavor options | Prices vary by market, and some cities list well above the pattern |
| Big counts drop under $1 per wing on 2026 listings | No full official nutrition panel for all 7 sauces yet |
| Sold beside pasta, so one order feeds mixed tastes | Sodium runs high, over 3,300 mg in one official hot buffalo figure |
Sources: Restaurant Business launch report and Allmenus listings, 2026. Prices are estimates.
Mistakes to Avoid When Ordering
Most disappointing wing orders come from rollout confusion, not from the kitchen. These are the four mistakes that repeat in the first months of a staged launch.
Assuming your store has wings today is the first. Company owned stores launched in October 2026, and franchised stores follow through spring 2027. A missing wings section means your store has not installed its fryers yet, not that the item ended.
Ordering a 40 count for two people is the second. Wings lose their crisp skin fast, and reheated wings never match fresh ones. Two separate 10 counts, ordered when you want them, beat one giant box eaten across two days.
The last two are quieter. Ignoring the sauce when you count calories leads to a surprise, because the toss can add more than the wing itself on rich flavors. And paying delivery prices under the Wingville name without checking the counter price wastes money, because the same kitchen often sells the same wings for less at the register.
⚠️ Quick checklist before you order
✗ Driving to a franchise store without checking its menu first
✗ Buying a 40 count for a small group and reheating half of it
✗ Counting only the base calories and forgetting the sauce
✗ Paying delivery markup when the same kitchen sells at the counter
Source: rollout timing from the Restaurant Business launch report, October 27, 2026.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Fazoli’s sell chicken wings?
Yes. Fazoli’s added bone-in and boneless chicken wings to the core menu at all company owned restaurants on October 27, 2026. Wings come in counts of 5, 10, 20 and 40, tossed in your choice of 7 sauces, with celery and ranch or blue cheese on the side.
When did Fazoli’s start selling wings?
Fazoli’s announced wings for all company owned restaurants on Tuesday, October 27, 2026, and sales started that week. The launch followed a delivery only test under the Wingville name and an 11 store summer test in 2026 that lifted sales by nearly 11 percent at test stores.
How much do Fazoli’s chicken wings cost?
Prices are set by each market, and 2026 store menu listings show a common pattern. Bone-in wings run about $6.49 for 5, $10.99 for 10, $19.99 for 20 and $38.99 for 40. Boneless wings run about $4.99, $8.99, $17.99 and $34.99 at the same counts. Treat these figures as estimates.
What flavors do Fazoli’s wings come in?
Fazoli’s launched wings with 7 sauces. The buffalo range runs mild, medium and hot. The rest are honey BBQ, hot honey BBQ, Parmesan garlic and Asian chili. A 5 count takes one flavor, 10 and 20 counts take up to two, and 40 counts take up to four.
Are Fazoli’s boneless wings real chicken?
Yes. Fazoli’s boneless wings are pieces of real chicken breast meat with a seasoned breading, fried and tossed in sauce. Menus describe them as breaded all white meat chicken. They are not ground or pressed nuggets, and each piece is solid chicken under the coating.
How many calories are in Fazoli’s wings?
Menu listings put 5 traditional bone-in wings at 450 calories and 10 at 910 calories, while 5 boneless wings list at 370 calories. Sauce changes the total, and Fazoli’s official nutrition data lists 500 calories for 5 bone-in wings in hot buffalo. Full sauce by sauce figures were not published at launch.
Does every Fazoli’s location have wings yet?
No. Company owned restaurants added wings in late October 2026, but franchise locations roll out on their own schedule, starting in fall 2026 with full rollout planned by spring 2027. Check the wings or Wingville section of your local store menu in the app before a special trip.
Can you order Fazoli’s wings for delivery?
Yes. Wings are sold for dine in, drive thru, online ordering and delivery at company owned stores, and the Wingville delivery brand still operates in many markets. Delivery prices can run higher than counter prices, and wings travel best over short distances, so pick the closest store.
What comes with an order of Fazoli’s wings?
Every wing order on store menus includes a side of celery and your choice of ranch or blue cheese dipping sauce. Extra dipping sauce and extra wing sauce cost about 50 cents each at most locations. Pasta, breadsticks and drinks are separate, apart from set combo meals.
Are Fazoli’s wings a limited time item?
No. Fazoli’s launched wings as a core menu addition, not a limited time offer, and kitchens added fryers to support them. The rollout is staged, so availability grows through spring 2027, but the plan announced in October 2026 keeps wings on the menu for good.
💡 Expert Tip
Availability changes store by store during the rollout. The fastest check is the app: open your store, and if a wings or Wingville section appears, that kitchen is frying. No section means the fryers are not in yet.
Source: rollout schedule from the Restaurant Business launch report, October 2026.
Conclusion
Fazoli’s chicken wings are a smart addition with one condition: your store needs to have them. At company owned locations the case is easy, with fair prices, a wide sauce range and counts that scale from a solo snack to a party box. Start with a split 10 count, learn your heat level, and save the 40 count for a crowd. Check your local store menu on this site before you go, and treat spring 2027 as the date when wing availability stops being a question.
Try the 10 count split two ways first. It is the cheapest way to learn whether Fazoli’s wings earn a place in your regular order.
Verdict based on the launch report, menu listings and nutrition data cited on this page.
References
- Restaurant Business, Fazoli’s is adding chicken wings at all of its restaurants, launch report, October 27, 2026. https://www.restaurantbusinessonline.com/food/fazolis-adding-chicken-wings-all-its-restaurants
- Allmenus, Fazoli’s Wichita store menu with wing counts and prices, accessed November 1, 2026. https://pp.allmenus.com/ks/wichita/121685-fazolis/menu/
- SinglePlatform, Wingville Dayton menu with flavor options and split flavor rules, accessed November 1, 2026. http://places.singleplatform.com/wingville-34/menu
- Fazolismenus.us, Fazoli’s Wings Menu with prices and calories for 2026, competitor cross check, accessed November 1, 2026. https://www.fazolismenus.us/categories/wings.html
