What Is the KFC Price List at Your Local Restaurant?

What are the price lists for KFC food?

KFC’s price list covers individual menu items, combos, buckets, and family meals, but the sources do not provide a complete set of current nationwide prices for those categories. The official menu identifies offerings such as fried chicken and wings, tenders, nuggets, sandwiches, pot pies and bowls, sides, sweets, sauces, drinks, and family meals. Treat those as menu categories, not as a promise that every item or price is available at every restaurant.

According to KFC’s Terms of Use, menu prices and availability vary by location, and prices shown on KFC’s services may differ from prices at individual franchise restaurants. That makes a national list useful for orientation only when it is clearly dated and location-specific. The research available for this guide does not establish regular prices for individual items, combo meals, or family meals, so filling in a national table with estimates would be misleading.

A useful value comparison starts with the portions and inclusions that are actually shown for the local offer. The available research does not give standard bucket prices or serving counts for regular bucket sizes, so it cannot support a reliable per-serving comparison across popular buckets. For a specific family meal, divide the displayed total by the number of people you expect to serve only after confirming its contents and local price.

How can I see the current KFC prices at my local restaurant?

To see current KFC prices, select your restaurant in KFC’s app or on KFC.com and inspect the order mode you plan to use. The key move is to check pickup and delivery separately: one menu view does not guarantee the same prices, availability, or charges as the other.

1. Choose a location. Enter your address or select a nearby restaurant so the menu reflects a specific store. KFC’s Knoxville delivery FAQ also directs customers to enter an address on KFC.com to check nearby delivery availability.
2. Set the order method. Open pickup first, then switch to delivery if that is how you plan to order. KFC says delivery fees vary by restaurant and provider, and its terms note that prices on services may differ from restaurant prices.
3. Check the full cart. Add the intended items and review the checkout screen before placing the order. KFC states that displayed prices exclude applicable taxes and delivery or handling charges; additional service fees may be shown in the cart.
4. Verify deal eligibility. Open the offer details and confirm the location, order method, day, and other conditions. A promotion visible in an ad is not proof it applies to a delivery order or every restaurant.

This is the practical comparison: counter or pickup item prices, KFC app pickup total, and delivery checkout total. Third-party delivery services can also impose minimum spends, while taxes and fees do not count toward those minimums, according to the KFC delivery FAQ for a Knoxville location. Keep the comparison on the final amount due, not just the headline price of a meal.

Delivery can be convenient, but convenience has a visible cost structure: possible menu price differences, delivery charges, handling charges, service fees, and tax. KFC’s terms say the checkout cart shows applicable extra fees. Read that cart before confirming so you can compare like with like.

What is the cheapest item on the KFC menu?

The cheapest KFC item cannot be identified from the provided price data because no current local item prices are supplied. Prices vary by location, and the least expensive choice can depend on the selected restaurant’s available menu, so check the item prices in your local menu rather than relying on a universal answer.

To find the lowest-cost order, compare the visible prices for individual items and any available small sides or other add-ons, then check whether a combo changes the total for the items you want. Do not assume the cheapest single item is the best value for a meal: compare what is included and the final amount you would actually pay. For delivery, include fees and any applicable minimum-spend requirement in that comparison.

Promotions need their own check. KFC’s menu page says the Tuesday $10 offer is an eight-piece drum-and-thigh bucket and that prices and participation may vary. A promotional bucket may be the lower-cost way to buy that specific quantity when it is available, but it is not evidence that the regular menu’s cheapest individual item has a particular price.

What is a $10 bucket deal at KFC, and which days is it available?

KFC’s confirmed $10 Tuesday bucket is an eight-piece bucket of dark meat—drums and thighs—available on Tuesdays at participating locations, subject to availability. It must be redeemed through the applicable banner on KFC.com or in the KFC app before checkout; it is not available through third-party ordering platforms.

The terms make the advertised price a conditional offer, not a nationwide, any-channel bucket price. KFC says the Tuesday promotion is limited to one per transaction, cannot be combined with other offers, and has higher prices in Alaska, Hawaii, and California. Taxes, tips, and fees are extra. The official KFC Tuesday Bucket announcement is the place to verify the offer conditions, while the local app or website confirms whether the restaurant currently participates.

There is also a time-sensitive distinction in the supplied reporting. Restaurant Dive reported in May 2026 that KFC was evolving its $10 Tuesday offer into a weekday “Bucket of the Day”: 24 nuggets on Mondays and Fridays, eight drums and thighs on Tuesdays, 10 wings on Wednesdays, and eight tenders on Thursdays. The report said customers could add two individual sides and biscuits for $5, or two large sides and four biscuits for $10. It also noted the promotion’s duration was not clarified in the announcement.

Because the reporting and KFC’s terms describe a promotion that may change and varies by participation, check the current offer banner rather than assuming every weekday bucket remains available. The Restaurant Dive report supplies the weekday promotion details; KFC’s current app or website is the operational check before ordering.