Olive Garden Chicken Alfredo
Creamy alfredo sauce made from scratch with ingredients like parmesan, cream, garlic and butter, served with fettuccine pasta and topped with sliced grilled chicken.
About This Dish
Olive Garden Chicken Alfredo is the best-known plate on the Classic Entrées menu, priced at $20.79 for the dinner portion with 1,480 to 1,710 calories depending on how it is finished. Sliced grilled chicken breast, seasoned with Italian herbs, sits on a bed of fettuccine tossed in the Alfredo sauce the restaurant makes from scratch every morning with parmesan, cream, garlic and butter. The sauce is the reason the dish outsells almost everything else: it is rich without being gluey, and it clings to the wide noodles instead of pooling on the plate. Every dine-in order comes with unlimited breadsticks and a choice of soup or salad.
There is no lunch-sized or lighter version of Chicken Alfredo; the way to spend less is to order the plain Fettuccine Alfredo ($16.99) and add grilled chicken as a topping. What you can change is the sauce: Olive Garden now lets you substitute the new Spicy Alfredo at no charge, which is where the upper end of the calorie range comes from. Broccoli, mushrooms, extra chicken or crispy shrimp can be added for a fee. If you are feeding a group, the same dish is sold as a family-size pan that serves 4 to 6 for $64.99, and as a Family-Style Chicken Alfredo Bundle with salad and a dozen breadsticks for $79.49.
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