A Chick-fil-A® Chicken Sandwich runs $4.99 to $6.09 at most of the 3,054 Chick-fil-A restaurants we have priced. The ends are single restaurants — $1.00 in Milwaukee, WI, and $11.99 in Phoenix, AZ. Pick any two and see the overlapping menu.
As of 26 September 2026 · 3,054 restaurants. Some restaurants were last priced on 21 September 2026, because the chain rotates through about weekly.
Same chain. Two specific restaurants, not the cities they sit in. Search by city, ZIP, address, or store id. Pickup prices from that chain’s own ordering system.
Or tap the map. Same logo pins as the price map — pinch toward a town, then tap a pin.
One restaurant per city, a typical one rather than the airport. The picker above compares any two, including these.
| City | Chick-fil-A® Chicken Sandwich | Restaurant |
|---|---|---|
| Houston, TX | $5.09 | 10225 Almeda Genoa Rd |
| Philadelphia, PA | $5.29 | 12000 Roosevelt Blvd |
| Phoenix, AZ | $5.69 | 4105 N 44th St |
| Chicago, IL | $6.15 | 30 E Chicago Ave |
| Los Angeles, CA | $6.85 | 10250 Santa Monica Blvd Ste FC4 |
| New York, NY | $6.99 | 711 Lexington Ave |
That question only makes sense against another Chick-fil-A, not against a different chain. A Whopper is not a Big Mac. The picker above holds the chain still and moves the restaurant. The summary then counts how many overlapping items are cheaper at A, how many at B, and the median gap — a typical-basket number that does not require you to have ordered one.
Static pages, with the numbers in the HTML, so a search for Chick-fil-A prices in those cities has a URL to land on.
Typical (median) prices across the restaurants we priced in each city, not one store pretending to be the city.
Typical (median) prices across the restaurants we priced in each state. The picker above does any other pair.
Chick-fil-A hub · Menu with prices · Price map · Cheapest Chick-fil-A
What this does not do yet. It does not match a Big Mac to a Whopper, and it does not hunt down the cheapest restaurant for a custom order. Those are next. This page is the first question: two restaurants, same chain, overlapping menu, different prices.