🥗 Chopt Macros: What to Actually Order

Macros for 4 Chopt menu items — calories, protein, carbs, and fat side by side, ranging from 430 to 590 calories. Chopt is available in the Northeast and Southeast. The highest-protein order is the Chicken Tinga Bowl (42g protein), and the lightest is the Kale Caesar Salad (430 calories). Use the table to eyeball it — or let MacroMatch score every item against your exact targets.

Full macro table (sorted by protein)

MealCaloriesProteinCarbsFat
Chicken Tinga Bowl59042g48g22g
Mexican Caesar Chicken Salad52038g32g26g
Classic Cobb Salad56036g24g34g
Kale Caesar Salad43028g28g24g

Best for protein

  1. Chicken Tinga Bowl42g protein, 590 cal (7.1g protein per 100 cal)
  2. Mexican Caesar Chicken Salad38g protein, 520 cal (7.3g protein per 100 cal)
  3. Classic Cobb Salad36g protein, 560 cal (6.4g protein per 100 cal)

If you are cutting, the Mexican Caesar Chicken Salad is the protein-efficiency pick: 7.3g of protein per 100 calories versus 7.1g for the Chicken Tinga Bowl.

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FAQ

What is the highest-protein meal at Chopt?

The Chicken Tinga Bowl leads with 42g of protein for 590 calories (48g carbs, 22g fat). That works out to 7.1g of protein per 100 calories.

What is the lowest-calorie order at Chopt?

The Kale Caesar Salad is the lightest item we track at Chopt, at 430 calories with 28g protein, 28g carbs, and 24g fat.

Which Chopt meal has the best protein-to-calorie ratio?

The Mexican Caesar Chicken Salad delivers 7.3g of protein per 100 calories (38g protein in 520 calories) — the most protein-efficient Chopt order on this list.

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Nutrition values are compiled from publicly available chain nutrition data and are approximate; recipes and portions vary by location. Always check the restaurant’s official nutrition information for allergies or medical needs.