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Which lunch melt hashbrown bowls are available?
The main lunch versions are the Cheesesteak Melt Hashbrown Bowl and Chicken Melt Hashbrown Bowl. The selected store showed each at $12.60. The current official nutrition guide lists both at 625 calories, but their protein, sodium and flavor profiles differ.
Current price and serving
The checked official location-menu observation was $12.60 each observed. That is a store-specific reference, not a guaranteed nationwide price. Tax, delivery markup, substitutions and add-ons can change the final amount.
| Price detail | What it means |
|---|---|
| $12.60 each observed | Checked official store observation |
| Nationwide price | Not guaranteed |
| Customization | May change total |
Nutrition facts
Both bowls start with large hashbrowns, American cheese and grilled onions, then add either chicken or cheesesteak.
| Nutrient | Amount |
|---|---|
| Cheesesteak bowl calories | 625 |
| Chicken bowl calories | 625 |
| Cheesesteak protein | 36 g |
| Chicken protein | 50 g |
| Cheesesteak sodium | 1,580 mg |
| Chicken sodium | 2,210 mg |
What comes with it
The bowls share a base and differ mainly in protein.
- Large hashbrowns
- Two American cheese slices
- Grilled onions
- Thin-sliced cheesesteak or grilled chicken
Allergens and cross-contact
The official bowl entries list milk and soy. Shared grills and utensils add cross-contact considerations.
Waffle House uses shared cooking and preparation areas. The official allergen poster also warns that waffle bakers may carry nut cross-contact risk. Ingredient or supplier changes can occur, so speak directly with restaurant staff when an allergy is medically significant.
How it compares
Use the table below to compare the closest alternatives before ordering.
| Option | Calories | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Cheesesteak Melt Bowl | 625 | 36 g protein |
| Chicken Melt Bowl | 625 | 50 g protein |
| Texas Cheesesteak Melt | 445 | Bread-based option |
| Texas Chicken Melt | 445 | Bread-based chicken option |
How to order it well
- Choose chicken for more published protein at the same calorie total.
- Choose cheesesteak for the classic thin-sliced beef flavor.
- Ask for onions or cheese changes before relying on standard nutrition.
- Compare a Texas melt when you prefer toast to a hashbrown bowl.
The best order depends on portion, side choice, toppings and dietary priorities. Use the linked category and nutrition guides for a broader comparison.
Which lunch melt hashbrown bowls are available? FAQs
How much are lunch melt hashbrown bowls?
The checked store showed $12.60 for each main version.
How many calories are in them?
The current official guide lists 625 calories for both chicken and cheesesteak versions.
Which has more protein?
The chicken version lists 50 g versus 36 g for cheesesteak.
Which has more sodium?
The chicken version has the higher published sodium total.
Do the bowls contain cheese?
Yes, two American cheese slices are part of the standard build.
Do they contain bread?
No. The bowl format uses hashbrowns instead of Texas toast.
What allergens are listed?
Milk and soy are listed for the complete bowls.
Can I add hashbrown toppings?
Additional toppings may be available and will change price and nutrition.
Sources and verification notes
- Official 2026 menu nutritionals — Current nutrition and major-allergen reference
- Official allergen poster — Shared-equipment and cross-contact guidance
- Checked official location menu — Store-specific price observation used in this guide
Store prices can change and are not guaranteed nationwide. Nutrition and allergen information should be checked again before ordering when a medical restriction is involved.