How Much Is Tour of Italy at Olive Garden? (2026 Price)

How Much Is the Tour of Italy at Olive Garden in 2026?

The Tour of Italy costs $22.99 at Olive Garden in 2026. It’s the restaurant’s signature sampler plate: three of its most popular classic entrées — Chicken Parmigiana, Lasagna Classico, and Fettuccine Alfredo — served together on one plate, with unlimited breadsticks on the side. The full dish runs 1,550 calories.

Can’t decide between Olive Garden’s greatest hits? That’s exactly who this dish is for. Here’s everything in the Tour of Italy, what each part would cost on its own, and whether the sampler is actually good value.

What’s Included in the Tour of Italy?

Every Tour of Italy plate comes with smaller portions of three classic entrées:

The portions are sampler-sized, not full entrées — think tasting portions of each dish rather than three complete meals. Together they make one generous dinner plate, and like most Olive Garden entrées, the Tour of Italy comes with unlimited breadsticks for dine-in guests.

Tour of Italy Nutrition

The full Tour of Italy contains 1,550 calories. For comparison against its three components as full entrées:

• Chicken Parmigiana (full): 1,020 cal
• Lasagna Classico (full): 940 cal
• Fettuccine Alfredo (full): 1,220 cal

The sampler’s 1,550 calories is roughly half of what the three full entrées would total — consistent with tasting-size portions. There is no official gluten-sensitive or lighter version of the Tour of Italy; if you need those options, see our vegetarian and dietary guide or the full menu with prices for alternatives.

Is the Tour of Italy Worth It?

Yes — if you want variety. At $22.99, the Tour of Italy costs barely more than any single one of its three component entrées ($17.29–$20.79), and you get to try all three. For indecisive diners or first-time visitors who want the classic Olive Garden experience in one plate, it’s one of the best values on the menu.

A few honest caveats:

• It’s not three full meals. If you’re very hungry, a full entrée plus unlimited soup, salad, and breadsticks may fill you up more. The sampler portions are satisfying but not enormous.
• No substitutions. The Tour of Italy is a fixed trio — you can’t swap in Shrimp Scampi or Five Cheese Ziti al Forno.
• Not available in lunch size. Unlike many classics, there’s no cheaper lunch-portion Tour of Italy. If you’re dining weekday lunch (11 AM–3 PM), individual lunch-sized favorites like Lasagna Classico ($12.49) or Chicken Parmigiana ($12.49) are cheaper per dish.
• Cheaper for two? Two diners splitting the decision might do better with the 2 for $25 deal — two full entrées for $25 total. But you won’t get three dishes on one plate.

Tour of Italy vs. Ordering Separately

Buying the three component dishes as full entrées would cost $57.37 ($20.79 + $19.29 + $17.29) — but that’s three complete dinners, not a fair comparison. The real comparison is against a single full entrée:

• One full Chicken Parmigiana: $20.79 → Tour of Italy: $22.99 (just $2.20 more for two extra dishes)
• One full Lasagna Classico: $19.29 → Tour of Italy: $22.99 ($3.70 more)
• One full Fettuccine Alfredo: $17.29 → Tour of Italy: $22.99 ($5.70 more)

Viewed that way, the Tour of Italy is priced like a single entrée with two bonus dishes — which is why it’s been a menu staple for years. If you already know you love one specific dish, just order it; our chicken alfredo guide covers the most popular pick. If you want the sampler experience, $22.99 is fair.

Feeding a crowd instead? Compare against family-style catering pans, which serve 4–6 per pan and can beat per-person entrée pricing for groups.

Tour of Italy FAQ

How much is the Tour of Italy at Olive Garden in 2026?

The Tour of Italy is $22.99 in 2026, with 1,550 calories. Prices vary slightly by location.

What three dishes are in the Tour of Italy?

Chicken Parmigiana, Lasagna Classico, and Fettuccine Alfredo — served as sampler-sized portions on one plate.

Does the Tour of Italy come with breadsticks?

Yes. Like most Olive Garden entrées, it includes unlimited breadsticks for dine-in guests.

Is there a lunch version of the Tour of Italy?

No. The Tour of Italy is only served as the full $22.99 sampler; there’s no lunch-sized or lunch-priced version. Weekday lunch diners can get lunch-sized Lasagna Classico or Chicken Parmigiana for $12.49 each — see the lunch menu prices.

How many calories are in the Tour of Italy?

The full plate is 1,550 calories, roughly half the combined calories of the three full entrées.

Can you customize the Tour of Italy?

No substitutions — it’s a fixed trio of Chicken Parmigiana, Lasagna Classico, and Fettuccine Alfredo. For a customizable option, try Create Your Own Pasta ($13.99), where you pick your pasta, sauce, and toppings.

Price verified October 2, 2026, from olivegardenmenu-withprices.com. Prices and participation vary by location — confirm with your local restaurant before visiting.

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