2 Sliders with Fries | Price, Calories & Full Details

The 2 Sliders with Fries is the go to combo for customers who already know they prefer the chicken thigh slider format and want a full meal built around it. Priced at $14.99 and coming in at 1,680 calories at base spice level, it doubles up on Dave’s Hot Chicken’s signature crispy thigh patties, each hand-breaded to order, served on a brioche bun with pickles and Dave’s sauce, alongside a shared portion of seasoned fries. It’s the most calorie dense combo in the standard meals lineup, and it earns that distinction through portion rather than filler.

Beyond the portion case, this combo makes sense for a specific customer type. Someone who has already tried the 1 Slider with Fries and knows their preferred spice level, and is now ready to build a fuller meal around that preference. At $14.99, you’re also getting two pieces for a price that undercuts ordering them individually, which makes the economics straightforward. The two slider format also opens up the option of ordering each piece at a different heat level at most locations, a practical way to explore the heat scale without committing both pieces to an unfamiliar level.

2 Sliders with Fries Price

The 2 Sliders with Fries is priced at $14.99 at most Dave’s Hot Chicken locations, making it the most expensive item in the standard two-piece combo range, sitting $2.00 above the 2 Tenders with Fries ($12.99) and $1.00 above the 1 Tender & 1 Slider with Fries ($13.99). The premium over the tender-based combos reflects the slider format’s additional components (bun, sauce, pickles).

2 Sliders with Fries Calories & Nutrition

At 1,680 calories at No Spice/Lite Mild and 1,800 calories at Reaper level, this is the highest calorie standard combo on the Dave’s menu. Two thigh patties mean higher fat content than tender based combos, reflected clearly in the total fat and saturated fat figures. The sodium figure at Reaper level (4,040mg) represents 175% of the recommended daily sodium intake, a meaningful consideration for the full day diet.

Calorie Comparison by Spice Level

Two slider patties mean spice coating is applied twice, calorie increase at higher heat levels is more pronounced than single piece orders.

Allergen Information

The 2 Sliders with Fries contains wheat/gluten in both brioche buns and the breaded coating on each patty. Eggs are present in the breading on both patties and in both buns. Dairy (butter) is in both brioche buns. Soy is in the frying oil. Sesame may be present depending on the bun supplier at your location. Dave’s Hot Chicken operates shared kitchen environments with shared fryers across all menu items, cross-contamination with tree nuts, peanuts, fish, shellfish, and all other major allergens is a genuine risk for every item on the menu. Anyone with a diagnosed food allergy should review the Dave’s Hot Chicken allergen menu before placing an order.

Ingredient List

Slider Patties (×2):

• Boneless skinless chicken thigh
• Seasoned flour breading (enriched wheat flour, salt, black pepper, garlic powder, paprika, cayenne)
• Egg wash (whole eggs, water)
• Soybean or canola frying oil

Buns (×2):

• Brioche-style bun (enriched wheat flour, butter, whole eggs, sugar, yeast, salt, milk)

Toppings (per slider):

• Dill pickle slices (cucumbers, water, distilled vinegar, salt, dill, garlic, calcium chloride)
• Dave’s signature sauce (mayonnaise base: soybean oil, egg yolk, distilled vinegar, salt; proprietary spice blend)

Fries:

• Russet potatoes (skin-on cut)
• Soybean or canola frying oil
• Post fry seasoning (salt, garlic powder, onion powder, paprika, black pepper)

Spice Coating (applied at chosen heat level above No Spice):

• Cayenne pepper, brown sugar, garlic powder, paprika, salt, black pepper
• Ghost pepper extract (Extra Hot)
• Carolina Reaper pepper extract (Reaper)

Two slider patties means total spice coating volume is doubled compared to a single slider order. Each piece can be ordered at a different spice level at most locations, confirm when ordering. Ingredient lists may vary slightly by location and supplier.

Spice Levels Available

With two sliders, you have the option to order each at a different heat level at most Dave’s Hot Chicken locations, useful for exploring the heat scale without committing both pieces to an unfamiliar level.

• No Spice — Zero chili heat on both patties; the thigh’s natural fat content provides flavor without any heat.
• Lite Mild — The lightest heat option; barely perceptible warmth across both sliders.
• Mild — Subtle warmth that’s easy to manage across two sliders without palate fatigue building between pieces.
• Medium — Consistent, building heat that becomes more noticeable by the second slider, the bun and pickles provide a natural pace break.
• Hot — Dave’s cayenne blend fully asserts itself on both pieces; both sliders at Hot is a satisfying meal for experienced spice eaters.
• Extra Hot — Sustained heat that accumulates across two pieces. By the second slider, the effect is noticeably compounded.
• Reaper — Carolina Reaper seasoning across two sliders consecutively is a genuine commitment. The bun absorbs some spice oil, making it marginally more manageable than two tenders at Reaper, but only marginally.

What Makes 2 Sliders with Fries Worth Ordering

The value case for this combo is straightforward: at $14.99, you’re getting two hand-breaded chicken thigh sliders and a full portion of fries, two pieces of made to order chicken for under $15. The thigh cut delivers consistent juiciness across both pieces at every heat level, and the brioche bun holds up structurally even at higher spice levels where oil content increases significantly.

The combo also splits cleanly as a shareable between two people who want a lighter meal, one slider and half the fries each is a workable portion for a quick lunch. Explore all meals to see where this sits among all Dave’s combo options. To balance the high sodium load of this combo, consider adding Dave’s Kale Slaw at 170mg sodium, it’s the lowest sodium side on the menu and provides fresh contrast to the fried chicken.

Price Comparison with Similar Items