Olive Garden Nutrition Menu 2026
Real calories for every Olive Garden menu category in 2026, from the lightest kids and soup options to the richest Alfredo entrées, plus the Gluten Sensitive menu and honest allergen guidance.

The Olive Garden Nutrition Menu for 2026 ranges from a light 80 calories (Kids Tomato Sauce with Choice of Pasta) up to roughly 1,980 calories for a single-serving Chicken Tortelloni Alfredo, based on calorie data captured directly from Olive Garden’s official Pickup ordering menu at our three research stores. The Gluten Sensitive menu adds 10 dedicated entrées and a kids’ option, from 110–810 calories.
Prices aren’t the focus of this Olive Garden Nutrition Menu page — see our complete Olive Garden Menu Prices guide for the full priced tables. This page leads with calories, and Olive Garden does not publish item-level allergen data through its Pickup ordering system, so we’re not presenting a guessed allergen chart below.
Calorie Range by Category
Every official Olive Garden menu category carries a different calorie range in our research, from a 110-calorie cup of Zuppa Toscana up through whole Family-Style and Catering bundles meant to feed a table rather than one person. The table below gives the calorie range for every category on the Olive Garden Nutrition Menu; Catering and Family-Style Meals ranges mix individually-sized items with whole-bundle totals — see the dedicated note below the table.
Calorie Range by Category
| Classic Entrées29 items | 490–6700 Cal |
| Family-Style Meals21 items · range spans single items up to whole bundles/trays | 850–13030 Cal |
| Lunch-Sized Favorites11 items | 400–1000 Cal |
| Lighter Portions8 items | 440–1000 Cal |
| Gluten Sensitive10 items | 110–810 Cal |
| Appetizers8 items | 670–1560 Cal |
| Soups, Salad & Breadsticks6 items | 110–520 Cal |
| Desserts7 items | 470–980 Cal |
| Non-Alcoholic Beverages14 items | 0–800 Cal |
| Wine & Beer To Go20 items | 70–660 Cal |
| Sides, Sauces & Extras12 items | 0–1750 Cal |
| Kids Meals11 items | 80–540 Cal |
| Catering42 items · range spans single items up to whole bundles/trays | 0–27100 Cal |
Catering and Family-Style Meals calorie totals include both individually-plated entrées (served to one person) and whole bundles sized to serve 4–14 people — a Large Family-Style Lasagna Bundle (serves up to 12) runs 13,030 calories as a full pan, not as a single plate. We’re reporting the figures exactly as captured rather than splitting or estimating a per-person number Olive Garden itself doesn’t publish.
Lightest Options
For the lightest picks on the Olive Garden Nutrition Menu, we excluded whole-bundle and family-size items and looked only at individually-served dishes. The lightest real options run from 80 to 220 calories, led by two Kids Meals and a cup of soup.
Lightest Options
| Kids Tomato Sauce with Choice of Pasta (V)Price $6.99-$7.99 · Kids Meals | 80 Cal |
| Kids Meat Sauce with Choice of PastaPrice $6.99-$7.99 · Kids Meals | 110 Cal |
| Homemade SoupsPrice $8.99-$11.49 · Soups, Salad & Breadsticks | 110–230 Cal |
| Famous House Salad without croutonsPrice $8.99-$11.49 · Gluten Sensitive | 110 Cal |
| Breadsticks (V)Price $4.79-$5.99 · Soups, Salad & Breadsticks | 140 Cal |
| Dipping Sauces Includes Breadsticks (V)Price $4.49-$6.29 · Soups, Salad & Breadsticks | 140 Cal |
| Kids Five Cheese Marinara with Choice of Pasta (V)Price $6.99-$7.99 · Kids Meals | 150 Cal |
| Zuppa ToscanaPrice $8.99-$11.49 · Gluten Sensitive | 220 Cal |
Several of the lightest items here — the Famous House Salad without croutons and Zuppa Toscana — are also on the Gluten Sensitive menu below, so they work as a lighter pick whether or not gluten is a concern.
Highest-Calorie Items

At the other end of the Olive Garden Nutrition Menu, the richest single-serving entrées — mostly Alfredo-based dishes and the Amazing Alfredos! lineup — run from 1,330 up to 1,980 calories, well above a typical daily calorie target in a single meal.
Highest-Calorie Items
| Chicken Tortelloni AlfredoPrice $22.79-$29.79 · Classic Entrées | 1980 Cal |
| Chicken AlfredoPrice $20.79-$26.79 · Classic Entrées | 1480–1710 Cal |
| Steak Gorgonzola AlfredoPrice $22.29-$28.79 · Classic Entrées | 1580 Cal |
| Shrimp Fritto MistoPrice $13.49-$17.49 · Appetizers | 1560 Cal |
| Tour of ItalyPrice $22.49-$29.99 · Classic Entrées | 1550 Cal |
| Shrimp AlfredoPrice $21.49-$27.99 · Classic Entrées | 1390 Cal |
| Ravioli CarbonaraPrice $18.29-$22.49 · Classic Entrées | 1390 Cal |
| Chicken and Shrimp CarbonaraPrice $22.79-$30.99 · Classic Entrées | 1370 Cal |
Every entrée above is Alfredo-based or breaded/fried, which tracks with Olive Garden’s own menu descriptions — tomato-based and grilled dishes consistently ran lighter in our research.
Gluten Sensitive Menu & Calories
Olive Garden’s dedicated Gluten Sensitive menu covers 10 items in our research — entrées made with gluten-sensitive pasta, a steak and a salmon option, and a gluten-sensitive Kids Meal — running 110–810 calories. Olive Garden describes this menu as “gluten sensitive” rather than “gluten-free,” since its kitchens aren’t certified allergen-free environments; see the allergen guidance below for why that distinction matters.
Gluten Sensitive Menu — Calories
| 6 oz SirloinPrice $20.49-$27.99 | 480 Cal |
| Famous House Salad without croutonsPrice $8.99-$11.49 | 110 Cal |
| Grilled Chicken ParmigianaPrice $20.49-$25.99 | 810 Cal |
| Grilled Chicken with Rotini Pasta & Marinara (kids)Price $9.28-$10.98 | 540 Cal |
| Herb-Grilled SalmonPrice $21.99-$30.49 | 610 Cal |
| Rotini Pasta with MarinaraPrice $13.99-$18.99 | 530 Cal |
| Rotini Pasta with Meat SaucePrice $13.99-$18.99 | 680 Cal |
| Rotini with Marinara (kids)Price $6.99-$7.99 | 410 Cal |
| Rotini with Meat Sauce (kids)Price $6.99-$7.99 | 480 Cal |
| Zuppa ToscanaPrice $8.99-$11.49 | 220 Cal |
Allergen Guidance
Olive Garden’s official Pickup ordering menu — the source behind every calorie figure on this Olive Garden Nutrition Menu page and throughout our Olive Garden Menu Prices guide — publishes a calorie figure for the large majority of items but does not publish item-level allergen declarations (gluten, dairy, tree nuts, shellfish, etc.) through that same ordering system. We’re not presenting a guessed allergen table here, in keeping with our standing rule to never estimate or invent data we didn’t capture.
For full allergen and dietary information, including gluten, dairy and other common allergens, see Olive Garden’s own official nutrition and allergen page, or ask your local restaurant directly before ordering if you have a food allergy. The Gluten Sensitive menu above is Olive Garden’s own designation for gluten-reduced options, not a certified gluten-free guarantee.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the lowest-calorie item on the Olive Garden menu?
Based on our Olive Garden Nutrition Menu research, the Kids Tomato Sauce with Choice of Pasta is the lightest item we captured at 80 calories, followed by the Kids Meat Sauce with Choice of Pasta at 110 calories and a cup of Homemade Soup, also from 110 calories.
What is the highest-calorie item at Olive Garden?
Among single-serving entrées, Chicken Tortelloni Alfredo was the highest in our research at 1,980 calories. Whole Family-Style and Catering bundles run far higher — a Large Family-Style Lasagna Bundle (serves up to 12) totals 13,030 calories as a full pan, not a single serving.
Does Olive Garden have a gluten-free menu?
Olive Garden calls it the Gluten Sensitive menu rather than gluten-free — 10 items in our research, including entrées made with gluten-sensitive pasta and a gluten-sensitive Kids Meal, running 110–810 calories. Olive Garden’s kitchens aren’t certified allergen-free environments, so the brand uses “sensitive” rather than “free” language.
Does Olive Garden publish allergen information?
Not at the item level through its official Pickup ordering menu, which is our data source for this Olive Garden Nutrition Menu page. For allergen details, see Olive Garden’s own official nutrition and allergen page or ask your local restaurant directly.
What’s the lightest Olive Garden entrée that isn’t a kids meal or soup?
The Famous House Salad without croutons (110 calories) and Zuppa Toscana (220 calories) are the lightest non-kids, non-soup-only options in our research, and both are also part of the Gluten Sensitive menu.
How many calories are in a Family-Style Meal at Olive Garden?
It depends on the size. Our research captured whole-bundle totals rather than per-person figures — a Family-Style Chicken Alfredo Bundle (serves 4–6) runs 9,330 calories as the full bundle, and a Large Family-Style Lasagna Bundle (serves up to 12) runs 13,030 calories. Divide by the number of people served for a rough per-person estimate; Olive Garden doesn’t publish an official per-person figure.
Our Methodology
This Olive Garden Nutrition Menu guide was compiled from the same three-city Pickup-menu research used throughout this cluster — Atlanta, GA (East Point–Camp Creek), Dallas, TX (I-30 and Westmoreland Rd) and New York, NY (Times Square) — captured from Olive Garden’s own official Pickup ordering menu on 14 Sep 2026 and re-verified 1 Oct 2026.
Calorie figures are reported exactly as captured, including as a range where Olive Garden itself lists one (for example, a sauce option that changes the final calorie count). Whole-bundle and Family-Style totals are disclosed as whole-bundle figures, not divided into an estimated per-person number we can’t verify against an official source.
We never estimate, average or invent a calorie figure, and we don’t publish a guessed allergen table where Olive Garden’s own ordering system doesn’t provide item-level allergen data. For full pricing, see our Olive Garden Menu Prices guide.
