Price & Calories

Fazoli’s Fettuccine Alfredo is available in 2 portion sizes; one is small 6 oz. that cost $4.99 and the large 9 oz. portion that costs $10.49.

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Nutrition Facts

Here is the nutrition for Fazoli’s Fettuccine Alfredo.

*Based on a 2,000-calorie daily diet. Values are estimates and can shift slightly by portion and location.

What are Allergens in it?

The dish contains:

It is not gluten-free and not dairy-free as served.

Other Fettuccine Alfredo Options

Fazoli’s Fettuccine Alfredo is one of four oven-baked staples on the Fazoli’s menu. Here are few more versions of it:

What are Ingredients included?

How Can I Customize Fazoli’s Fettuccine Alfredo?

Ordering online or in the app walks you through two steps for Fazoli’s Fettuccine Alfredo:

Keep It Classic or Customize (required):

Choose “Classic” for the standard build, or “Customize/Extras” to remove any of its default components:

Make Your Entrée a Combo

Condiments

Top 10 Pairings with Fazoli’s Fettuccine Alfredo

Is It Vegetarian or Vegan?

No. Fazoli’s Fettuccine Alfredo is not vegan as served. But its safe for vegetarian.

When Is It Available?

Fazoli’s Fettuccine Alfredo is a year-round, permanent menu item at participating Fazoli’s locations, available during all regular operating hours for dine-in, carryout, and delivery through the Fazoli’s app or third-party delivery services.

Best Value Combos Compared

Comparison of Best Value Combos

The $4.99 combo add-on is the best value if you’d otherwise order a drink and a side separately — bundled, it typically costs less than ordering each item à la carte.

How to Order Fazoli’s Fettuccine Alfredo?

Whether you’re ordering online, in the app, or in person, the flow is the same:

1. Find your location. Go to fazolis.com, open the Fazoli’s app, or search “Fazoli’s” on a delivery platform, and enter your address or ZIP code to pull up the nearest participating restaurant.
2. Navigate to Signature Baked Pastas (or Fan Favorites). Fazoli’s Fettuccine Alfredo is listed under this category alongside Baked Spaghetti with Meatballs, Baked Lasagna, and the other baked pasta options.
3. Select “Fettuccine Alfredo” Tapping the item opens the product page with the price ($11.99), calories (880), and a photo.
4. Choose Classic or Customize. This step is required. Pick “Classic” to order it exactly as built, or “Customize/Extras” if you want to remove any of the default components (bacon, sausage, meatballs, mushrooms, mozzarella, cheese spice blend, or meat sauce).
5. Add extras if you want them. Optionally add more protein (bacon, chicken, extra meatballs), swap the pasta or sauce, or add toppings like Parmesan-roasted broccoli — each with its own listed upcharge.
6. Add condiments. Crushed red pepper packets and Parmesan cheese packets are available at no extra cost.
7. Review your cart and check out. Confirm the item, quantity, and any extras, then choose pickup, dine-in, or delivery before completing payment.

Delivery Options

Fazoli’s Fettuccine Alfredo can be delivered through several channels, and availability depends on which platforms your local Fazoli’s has opted into:

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FAQs

Is Fazoli’s Fettuccine Alfredo vegetarian?

Yeah, as long as you order it plain. It’s just pasta tossed in a butter-cream-cheese sauce, no meat anywhere near it by default. Just keep in mind it’s not vegan; the sauce is basically built on dairy, so that’s off the table if you’re avoiding animal products entirely.

Can I add chicken or shrimp to the Alfredo?

Chicken, for sure; that’s a pretty standard add-on wherever you order it. Shrimp is trickier though. A couple menu sites list it, but I couldn’t pin down anything confirming it’s on the actual nationwide menu, so it might just be a location thing or something that used to be offered. Your best bet is calling ahead if shrimp is the deciding factor.

Is this dish gluten-free?

Nope. It’s wheat pasta through and through, and most Fazoli’s locations don’t carry a gluten-free swap. If gluten’s a hard no for you, this isn’t the dish.

Is the Alfredo sauce made from scratch?

It’s their own house recipe; butter, cream, cheese, the usual suspects. Whether someone’s literally whisking it together in the back that day or it’s prepped ahead of time probably depends on the location, so I wouldn’t go around calling it “made from scratch” without checking first.

Does it contain garlic?

Yep, garlic shows up as a seasoning in there.

Is this dish available in kids’ size?

Some spots will do a smaller portion for kids, but it’s not something you can count on everywhere. Worth a quick call to your local Fazoli’s before you promise your kid their favorite pasta.

Can I get this without cheese?

Not really an option. Cheese is what makes an Alfredo an Alfredo; take it out and you’re basically asking for buttered noodles at that point.

Is it spicy?

Not even a little. It’s mild and creamy, so if you’re someone who can’t handle heat, this is a safe order.

Can I store leftovers?

You can, just eat it within 2-3 days in the fridge. And when you reheat it, go slow; microwave in short bursts or warm it on the stove, because cream sauces have a habit of breaking apart if you blast them with heat too fast.

Is it available for online delivery?

Yeah, you can grab it through Fazoli’s own app or site, plus the usual delivery apps like DoorDash and Uber Eats.

Does it come with breadsticks?

If you’re eating in, yes; free breadsticks, and they’ll keep bringing more if you ask.

Can I get extra sauce?

Most places will let you, usually for a little extra on the bill. Not guaranteed everywhere though, so don’t be shocked if one location says no.

Is the pasta made in-house?

They cook it fresh when you order, but nobody’s rolling out pasta dough in the back; it’s not that kind of “made in-house.” Pretty normal for a chain like this.

Is it suitable for low-carb diets?

Honestly, no. We’re talking somewhere north of 90-100 grams of carbs depending on the size you get. If you’re doing keto or anything low-carb, this one’s not going to fit.

Can I add vegetables?

Depends where you go. Some locations will toss in sautéed mushrooms or veggies if you ask, but it’s not something every Fazoli’s does as a standard thing.