Culver’s Sandwich Menu 2026: Updated Prices & Calories

Culver’s sandwich menu includes more than burgers, with options like Beef Pot Roast, Reuben Melt, Grilled Reuben, and Pork Tenderloin.
Below, you’ll find the current sandwich options along with their prices and calorie information to make choosing your order easier.

Beef Pot Roast

$7.09/ 410 Cal

Corn Dog

$3.69/ 240 Cal

Grilled Cheese

$4.09/ 360 Cal

Grilled Reuben Melt

$7.69 / 660 Cal

Harvest Veggie Burger

$5.29 / 610 Cal

Pork Loin

$5.79 / 580 Cal

If you searched for the Culver’s sandwich menu hoping to find the fish options, they’re technically filed under seafood rather than the sandwich section, but they belong in this conversation just as much. Between the two, this is really the fish sandwich menu most people mean when they ask about it.
The North Atlantic Cod Sandwich is hand-battered and served with tartar sauce, a Friday-night staple in a lot of households, and the one most locations keep in stock year-round. Where it’s available, the Northwoods Walleye Sandwich offers a lighter, milder alternative with a thinner breading   it leans more seasonal, so it’s worth calling ahead or checking the app before making a special trip just for it. Either one is a solid detour if you’re at Culver’s for seafood rather than beef or chicken.

Not officially filed under “sandwiches,” but ask around and most regulars will tell you the chicken sandwich menu belongs in the same conversation. Culver’s runs three versions  Crispy, Spicy Crispy, and Grilled  and the whole lineup got reworked not long ago with a new brioche bun and juicier filets, which is part of why the chicken sandwich menu gets brought up almost as often as the beef and pork options. If you’re comparing purely by protein and price, the chicken sandwiches tend to land in a similar range to the pork loin, just with a bit more spice option built in if you go for the Spicy Crispy version.

This part rarely gets covered anywhere, and it’s genuinely useful before you get to the counter.

Ordering is straightforward no matter which way you go:

Any sandwich here can become a Value Basket, a side like crinkle-cut fries or cheese curds, and a drink. Buying the basket almost always beats buying all three pieces separately, so if you were going to get fries and a drink anyway, there’s no real reason not to.

Culver’s sandwiches and ButterBurgers offer different choices depending on what you want from your meal.
ButterBurgers focus on fresh beef and the signature toasted, buttered bun, while sandwiches cover options like pot roast, Reuben, and chicken.
If you want a classic burger experience, a ButterBurger is the obvious pick; sandwiches give you more variety in flavor and style.
Calories, portion sizes, and prices also vary by item, so comparing the specific options can help you choose.

Not sure which sandwich fits your appetite or taste? Here’s a quick look at the strongest options and what makes each one worth ordering.

Most items on this menu run through kitchens that also handle dairy, gluten, and soy, so cross-contact is possible even on things that look simple, like the corn dog. If you’re managing a serious allergy, it’s worth mentioning it directly to staff rather than relying on the calorie board alone.