What Are The Pluckers Menu Prices?

Updated on September 8, 2026 | Written by Alec Pow
This article was researched using 13 sources. See our methodology and corrections policy.

Pluckers menu prices in 2026 run from about $5.50 for lower-priced appetizer or side options to $29 for a 15-wing combo on the current Pluckers food menu. Bone-in wings cost $9 for 5, $18 for 10, $26.50 for 15, and $36 for 20. Larger delivery listings put 50 wings around $90 and 100 around $185.

A normal solo food order can land near $15 to $25 before drinks, tax, tip, or delivery charges. Pluckers operates mainly in Texas, with Baton Rouge locations as well, so this is a current price guide rather than a promise that every restaurant or ordering channel will show the same checkout amount.

Article Highlights

• Current bone-in wings cost $9 for 5, $18 (at $30 per hour, earning that amount would take about 36 minutes, before taxes) for 10, $26.50 for 15, and $36 for 20.
• A 10-wing combo costs $20.75, while a 15-wing combo costs $29.
• Current 50-wing and 100-wing delivery examples are about $90 and $185.
• Regular wing orders work out to roughly $1.77 to $1.85 per wing, so bigger orders do not create a large quantity discount.
• The Saturday student offer cuts 40 wings to $40, or $1 per wing, for eligible dine-in groups.
• Current sampled lunch specials are $13, while Thursday all-you-can-eat Buffalo Bites are listed at $21 at participating locations.

Pluckers Menu Prices

Pluckers now organizes its food around Pregame appetizers, salads, Jumbo Tenders, Buffalo Bites, wings, wing combos, sandwiches, burgers, sides, kids meals, desserts, and drinks. Current delivery menu categories match that structure and show kids meals from about $7.50, appetizers from about $5.50, salads around $15 (about 30 minutes at $30 per hour), and several sandwiches around $15.50 to $17. Delivery pages also warn that prices can vary by store, so the figures below should be used for budgeting rather than treated as one fixed national price sheet.

The table uses the current direct menu for core restaurant prices, with a recent owner-posted San Antonio menu as a second check on the same categories. A current Webster delivery menu lists 50 wings at $90, while a current San Antonio menu lists 100 wings at $185. Those are current observed delivery prices and can change by location.

Menu item	Current price	Price scope
5 Wings	$9	Current core menu
10 Wings	$18	Current core menu
15 Wings	$26.50	Current core menu
20 Wings	$36	Current core menu
50 Wings	$90	Current delivery example
100 Wings	$185	Current delivery example
10 Wing Combo	$20.75	Wings plus a side
15 Wing Combo	$29	Wings plus a side
Buffalo Bites Entrée	$16.50	Entrée with a side
Jumbo Tender Basket	$16	Entrée with a side
Burgers	$15.50 to $17.50	Current core menu
Chicken salads	$15	Current core menu
Kids meals	$7.50+	Current delivery menu
Desserts	$8.50	Current core menu

Wing Cost by Count

The surprising part of current Pluckers wing pricing is how little the per-piece rate changes as the order gets larger. Five wings at $9 equal $1.80 per wing. Ten at $18 (about 36 minutes at $30 per hour) stay at $1.80. Fifteen at $26.50 dip to about $1.77. Twenty at $36 return to $1.80. The current large-order examples established above also show 50 wings at $90 and 100 at $185.

The unit price barely moves. Fifty wings still cost $1.80 each.

The 50-wing order is still $1.80 per wing. The 100-wing order is about $1.85 per wing, which is five cents more per piece than buying 20 or 50 at a time. Two 50-wing orders at $90 each total $180, or $5 less than one listed 100-wing order. That is an unusual group-order result because the largest count is not the cheapest unit price. A buyer planning a party should compare exact quantities rather than assuming the biggest button creates a bulk discount. The same per-piece check is useful when comparing Wing Daddy’s menu prices, where larger wing counts follow a different price ladder.

What Wing Combos Add

Wing combos package a side with the wing order, which makes them easier to compare with a complete meal than bare wings. The current prices established above put the 10 Wing Combo at $20.75 and the 15 Wing Combo at $29. Compare those with the current bare-wing prices of $18 and $26.50. The 10-wing combo adds $2.75 to the wing-only price, while the 15-wing combo adds $2.50.

That marginal combo cost is lower than buying several common sides separately. Current menu prices put waffle fries, tater tots, and homemade potato chips at $5 each, with macaroni and cheese at $5.50 and a side salad at $6.50. If the side you want is eligible for the combo, a 10-wing combo at $20.75 can be cheaper than buying $18 wings plus a $5 side, which would total $23. The difference is $2.25. The 15-wing version creates a similar comparison. Bare wings at $26.50 plus a $5 side total $31.50, while the combo is $29, a $2.50 gap. The exact value depends on the side selected and any paid upgrades.

Prices Beyond Wings

Pluckers is no longer a menu where every non-wing entrée clusters near the low teens. Current menu pricing lists Fried Pickles from $5.50, Chips & Queso at $8.50, Holy Macaroni at $11, Pluckers Nachos at $13, Pluckers Totchos at $15, and the Appetizer Sampler at $20. Current chicken salads are $15. Sandwiches include Sean’s BLT at $14, The Larry Bird at $15.50, South Philly Cheesesteak at $16, Buffalo Chicken Sandwich at $16.50, and Cheech and Chong at $17.

Burgers occupy a similar band. The Bypass Burger and Boring Burger are $15.50, Honey BBQ Burger is $16.50, and the Impossible Burger is $17.50. A solo customer who does not need wings can keep the food subtotal close to $15 to $18 with many burgers, sandwiches, salads, or tender meals.

Add a $5 side purchased separately and that can become $20 to $23 before a drink. The current $8.50 desserts can push a burger-plus-dessert order above $24 even before tax. Readers comparing sports-bar meals can use Walk-On’s menu prices as another Texas and Louisiana sports-bar reference with burgers, wings, sides, and larger entrées.

Saturday Student Deal

Pluckers’ strongest current wing discount is the 40 wings for $40 student offer. It runs every Saturday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. for dine-in groups of at least four. Each person must show a valid high-school or college ID. The deal works out to $1 per wing. Pluckers says the 40 wings can be split only in increments of 10, and split-flavor pricing can still apply.

The regular 20-wing price is $36, so two 20-wing orders produce the same 40-wing quantity for $72. The student offer cuts that by $32, a reduction of about 44%. Four diners sharing the discounted wings spend $10 each on the wing portion if they divide the food evenly.

There is an important checkout boundary. Celery, ranch, and blue cheese are excluded from the special, and Pluckers Club members do not earn points on the discounted wings. The advertised $40 is the wing price, not a complete four-person meal with dips, sides, drinks, tax, and tip. That distinction makes the offer far stronger than the regular bulk menu while keeping its exclusions visible.

The exclusions matter. A group that adds dips, sides, and drinks should budget beyond the advertised $40 before tax and tip.

Weekly Specials

Several official location pages currently show weekday pricing that can beat standard menu totals. The College Station specials list $13 lunch specials Monday through Friday from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., with iced tea available for another $2.

Tuesday includes Kids Eat Free, while Friday offers qualifying teachers and school staff a free appetizer from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. with a $5 minimum purchase. Conditions differ by promotion, and dine-in restrictions apply to several offers. These are location-published specials, so the chosen restaurant page should be checked before building a meal budget around them.

Thursday has another useful cost comparison. The current Buffalo Bites special lists all-you-can-eat Buffalo Bites for $21. The regular Buffalo Bites Entrée is $16.50, so the unlimited Thursday version costs only $4.50 more than one standard entrée at the listed prices. That does not mean every diner will eat enough for the unlimited offer to pay off. It identifies the price threshold. Nation’s Restaurant News reported Pluckers’ lunch deal at $12 in May 2025. The current sampled $13 lunch price is $1, or about 8%, higher than that earlier offer.

Game-Day Order Math

A four-person wing order shows how fast sides change the bill. Use 40 regular wings as two current 20-wing orders at $36 each. The wing subtotal is $72. Add one Appetizer Sampler at $20 and two separate $5 sides. The food subtotal becomes $102 before drinks, tax, tip, or delivery charges. Split four ways, that is $25.50 per person. Replace the regular wing quantity with the eligible Saturday student offer and the same food mix drops to $70, or $17.50 per person.

The difference between those matched four-person scenarios is $32, all from the wing promotion. That saving is larger than the price of the $20 Appetizer Sampler plus two $5 sides. A second group lesson comes from the 100-wing price.

One 100-wing order at $185 costs $5 more than two 50-wing orders at $90 each. A party needing exactly 100 wings should compare both cart structures before adding sauces or sides. Delivery can also add platform charges and tip beyond these food totals, so this math is deliberately pre-tax and pre-fee. For another wings-first comparison, Miller’s Ale House menu prices provide a sports-bar benchmark with wings, shareables, burgers, and party platters.

Which Order Fits

Pluckers started near the University of Texas campus in Austin in 1995 and remains heavily tied to Texas. A 2025 30th-anniversary profile described 31 Texas locations at that time. The current official locator also shows two Baton Rouge restaurants, so the chain is better described as a Texas-centered regional brand than a restaurant found across the country. That footprint matters because location pages publish their own hours and specials, while delivery platforms can show store-specific pricing.

For one adult, a $20.75 10-wing combo or a $15.50 to $17.50 burger can keep the food bill in a predictable band. Groups should pay attention to wing counts by unit cost because the 100-wing listing does not beat the 50-wing rate. Students with qualifying IDs have a much stronger Saturday price at $1 per wing. Families can look for Tuesday Kids Eat Free terms at their chosen location, while a customer considering delivery should compare the final cart with pickup before paying. The menu itself is only the first layer of the bill.

Makes sense if

• You compare wing counts by price per piece instead of assuming the largest order is cheapest.
• You want a wing combo where the included side is cheaper than buying the same side separately.
• You qualify for a current student, lunch, kids, or Thursday offer.
• You check your exact location before relying on a promotional price.

Does not make sense if

• You use the old $13.59 10-wing price as a current budget.
• You assume 100 wings automatically carry the lowest per-piece price.
• You treat the $40 student wings as an all-in four-person meal.
• You compare delivery and dine-in totals without checking fees and store pricing.

Answers to Common Questions

How much are 10 wings at Pluckers?

The current menu lists 10 wings at $18. A 10-wing combo with a side is $20.75.

How much are 20 wings at Pluckers?

The current menu price is $36, equal to about $1.80 per wing.

How much are 100 Pluckers wings?

A current delivery listing shows 100 wings at $185. Two 50-wing orders at $90 each would total $180 at the sampled prices.

Does Pluckers have a student wing deal?

Yes. Eligible groups of at least four can get 40 wings for $40 on Saturdays from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. with valid high-school or college ID, subject to the published terms.

How much should one person budget at Pluckers?

About $15 to $25 covers many food-only solo orders before tax, tip, drinks, or delivery charges. Larger wing orders, appetizers, and desserts can push the subtotal higher.