TGI Fridays New Value Menu Is A Steal

The value menus keep on coming. 2026 has seen more than an influx of them from fast food and fast-casual restaurants; it’s been more like a tidal wave. Countless major chains have either rejigged their value menus or built completely new ones, and over the summer, we’ve seen even more of them pop up: Applebee’s expanded its 2 for $25 menu, Dave & Buster’s gave us $4.99 double cheeseburgers, and Whataburger unveiled its More For $4 platform. So much value, so little time. 

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Next up? TGI Fridays. The chain has just announced its new 3 For All Menu, and honestly, it’s better than most. Let’s break it down. 

TGI Fridays 3 For All Menu

The iconic fast-casual chain dropped the news of its new menu yesterday, and its intention is clear: Give a lot for less. The 3 For All Menu has three tiers, and in every one, you get a full-size Fridays appetizer, an entrée, and a drink. Those appetizers, TGI Fridays says in its press release, could be mozzarella sticks, pan-seared potstickers, broccoli cheddar soup, or a house salad, while its entrées sit at three different price points. The more you pay, the fancier it can be. 

But what are those price points, you cry? Well, they are…

• $11.99: Customers paying this amount can opt for either a chicken quesadilla or a cheeseburger.
• $13.99: Here’s where the options really open up. Crispy chicken sandwiches, chicken caesar salads, bacon cheeseburgers…it’s all to play for. 
• $16.99: Now we’re talking premium! Choose from sliced steak frites, bruschetta chicken pasta, or blackened chicken alfredo.

On top of this, you can opt to upgrade your drink for an extra fee. The 3 For All Menu deals include a fountain drink, iced tea, or Signature Slush, but you can grab a classic margarita or a Michelob Ultra for $5 more. 

Value For Everyone!

Your appreciation of this new value menu will largely depend on how much you like TGI Fridays food – but if you’re even a semi-regular customer, you’ll probably be able to see that it’s a good saving. A standard cheeseburger at the restaurant usually comes in at around $11.99, and so to get one of those, plus an appetizer, plus a drink, for the same price…that’s not bad. Sure, it’s not gourmet cuisine, but maybe you don’t need that. If you’re interested, the 3 For All Menu is available now at participating locations.