Buffalo Wild Wings Sandwiches Menu with Prices & Calories 2026

Every BWW Sandwich  Full Breakdown

Classic Chicken Sandwich  ~$14.79 | ~620 cal

The Classic Chicken Sandwich is the entry point of the BWW sandwich menu and the purest expression of what they do well with chicken. Original crispy chicken breast the same hand-breaded bird used in their tenders  sits on a challah bun with pickles and mayo. That is the entire ingredient list, and that restraint is the point.

The challah bun is genuinely the best part of the Classic Chicken Sandwich. It has a subtle sweetness and an enriched, pillowy texture that makes the straightforward crispy chicken and pickle build feel more considered than it would on a standard brioche or potato roll. The chicken itself has a satisfying crust from the hand-breading and stays juicy inside. At 620 calories it is the lightest sandwich on the BWW menu and at ~$14.79 with fries it is the most affordable.

If you want to dress it up, this is also the best sandwich to customise with any BWW sauce ask for a side of Honey BBQ, Parmesan Garlic, or Asian Zing to dip or drizzle. The plain build gives the sauce the spotlight.

Full ingredients: Original crispy chicken breast, pickles, mayo, challah bun, natural-cut French fries.

Buffalo Ranch Chicken Sandwich  ~$17.79 | ~730 cal

The Buffalo Ranch Chicken Sandwich is the most on-brand sandwich at Buffalo Wild Wings  it is essentially the Classic Chicken Sandwich dressed in the flavour combination that BWW built its entire identity on. Original crispy or spicy crispy chicken breast is tossed in Medium Buffalo sauce, then placed on a challah bun with shredded lettuce, tomato, and ranch dressing.

The Medium Buffalo sauce at BWW is tangy, moderately spicy with genuine heat, and vinegar-forward  not a watered-down sweet chili situation. The ranch dressing softens the heat and adds a creamy counterpoint that makes every bite balanced rather than one-dimensional. The spicy crispy option is worth considering here if you can handle moderate heat  the spiced breading plus the Buffalo sauce creates a double-layer heat effect that is more interesting than the original crispy version.

At 730 calories and ~$17.79 it lands in the middle of the sandwich menu by both price and calorie count.

Full ingredients: Original crispy or spicy chicken breast, Medium Buffalo sauce, ranch dressing, shredded lettuce, tomato, challah bun.

Nashville Hot Chicken Sandwich  ~$17.79 | ~810 cal

The Nashville Hot Chicken Sandwich is the most complex and best-constructed sandwich on the entire BWW menu  and it competes directly with the dedicated Nashville Hot chicken sandwiches at Popeyes and KFC that have dominated the chicken sandwich conversation since 2019.

The build is specifically engineered around the Nashville Hot format: crispy chicken breast tossed in BWW’s Nashville Hot sauce sits on a challah bun with chile-lime slaw, pickled hot peppers, pickles, and ranch dressing. Every element serves a purpose. The chile-lime slaw adds a cool, crunchy, citrusy contrast to the heat of the sauce. The pickled hot peppers add a secondary layer of vinegary heat. The pickles add crunch and brine. The ranch grounds everything with creaminess.

Nashville Hot sauce at BWW is cayenne-heavy with a deep, persistent burn that builds over several bites rather than hitting immediately. It is genuinely spicy  not the mildly-spiced “Nashville Hot” that some chains use the name on without the heat. If you are heat-sensitive, the Buffalo Ranch is a better order. If you want serious heat in a well-constructed sandwich, this is the best order on the entire BWW menu.

At 810 calories it is a substantial meal, and the included fries push the total well past 1,100 calories  factor that in if you are counting.

Full ingredients: Original crispy, spicy, or grilled chicken breast, Nashville Hot sauce, chile-lime slaw, pickled hot peppers, pickles, ranch dressing, challah bun.

Southern Chicken Sandwich  ~$17.79 | ~870 cal

The Southern Chicken Sandwich is the richest and most indulgent of the four chicken sandwiches on the BWW menu  a specific Southern fried chicken style that uses the same chile-lime slaw as the Nashville Hot but swaps the spicy sauce for a bacon aioli and adds Swiss cheese.

The bacon aioli is the defining element of this sandwich. It is smoky, rich, creamy, and garlicky  a flavour that is deeper and more complex than standard mayo or ranch. The Swiss cheese adds a slightly nutty, mild dairy character that works well with the aioli without competing for attention. The chile-lime slaw brings the same cooling crunch as in the Nashville Hot but without the heat context, which makes the slaw feel more like a proper flavour element rather than a temperature counterpoint.

At 870 calories it is the highest-calorie chicken sandwich on the menu. The combination of bacon aioli, Swiss cheese, and breaded chicken is what drives that number  there is nothing light about the Southern Chicken Sandwich, and it does not pretend to be.

Full ingredients: Crispy chicken breast, Swiss cheese, chile-lime slaw, pickles, bacon aioli, challah bun.

Bacon Patty Melt  ~$12.49 | ~1,300 cal

The Bacon Patty Melt stands out on the BWW sandwich menu because it is the only non-chicken option and the only sandwich not served on a challah bun  it comes on toasted rye-style bread in the traditional patty melt format. A beef patty is topped with American and Swiss cheese, grilled caramelised onions, thick-cut bacon, and a creamy aioli, all pressed between two slices of toasted bread.

The grilled onion element is what makes a patty melt work. The sweetness of properly caramelised onions against the savoury beef and cheese is a flavour combination that the standard cheeseburger format cannot replicate. The dual cheese (American for melt, Swiss for flavour) works better together than either would alone. The bacon adds a final layer of smokiness and crunch.

At 1,300 calories the Bacon Patty Melt is the most calorie-dense sandwich on the menu and at ~$12.49 it is the second most affordable after the BLT. That price-to-calorie ratio makes it the best value sandwich on the BWW menu for anyone who is not counting.

Full ingredients: Beef patty, American cheese, Swiss cheese, caramelised grilled onions, thick-cut bacon, aioli, toasted bread.

BLT Sandwich  ~$9.99 | ~890 cal

The BLT Sandwich is the most straightforward and most affordable sandwich on the BWW menu at approximately $9.99  available at select locations rather than system-wide. It is a classic BLT done properly: thick-cut bacon, crisp lettuce, fresh tomato, and mayo on toasted bread. Nothing more, nothing less.

At 890 calories the calorie count is higher than the Classic Chicken Sandwich despite the simpler build, which reflects the calorie density of the bacon portion. The BLT at BWW is worth ordering if your location carries it and you want something genuinely different from the chicken sandwich lineup  but confirm availability with your location first as it is not universally available.

Full ingredients: Thick-cut bacon, lettuce, tomato, mayo, toasted bread.

Chicken Parm Melt  ~$18.29 | ~1,100 cal

The Chicken Parm Melt is the most elevated and most expensive sandwich on the BWW menu at ~$18.29, and it earns that position by combining two things BWW does well  crispy chicken and bold flavour  with Italian-American ingredients that you do not typically find at a sports bar. Crispy chicken breast is topped with marinara sauce, melted mozzarella, Parmesan, and finished with a garlic bread-style preparation.

The result is a chicken Parmesan experience served as a sandwich  a format that makes the Italian-American classic more portable and frankly more fun to eat than a plated version. The garlic and Parmesan element from the bread component adds a savouriness that the standard chicken Parm on a restaurant plate does not have. At 1,100 calories it is a full and substantial meal.

Full ingredients: Crispy chicken breast, marinara sauce, melted mozzarella, Parmesan, garlic-seasoned bread/bun preparation.

Beer Cheese Cheesesteak  ~$18.29 | ~700 cal

The Beer Cheese Cheesesteak is available in two protein versions  pulled chicken or shaved sirloin and it is the most savory, cheese-forward sandwich on the BWW menu. The defining element is the New Belgium Fat Tire Beer Cheese sauce, the same sauce served with the Everything Pretzel Knots appetizer, which has a genuinely complex amber ale character that sets it apart from standard processed cheese sauce. The protein is served with grilled peppers and onions in the classic cheesesteak format, all loaded into a hoagie-style roll.

At approximately 700 calories it is notably lighter than most of the other sandwiches despite the richness of the beer cheese sauce  the shaved sirloin version in particular is surprisingly lean. The pulled chicken version tends to be juicier and holds the beer cheese better. Either way, this is one of the better arguments for visiting BWW for something other than wings.

Full ingredients: Pulled chicken or shaved sirloin, New Belgium Fat Tire Beer Cheese sauce, grilled peppers and onions, hoagie roll.