UPDATED AUG 2026
Soup menu guide
Olive Garden Soups: Menu, Calories & Choices
Compare Olive Garden's four familiar soups and current calorie guidance, then select a restaurant to confirm availability and local pricing.
Dine-in serving8 fluid ounces
To Go serving16 fluid ounces
Current choicesFour core soups
Olive Garden soup calorie guide
The current official U.S. nutrition guide lists these values per soup serving.
| Soup | Listed calories | Description |
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| Minestrone | 110 cal | Vegetables, beans and pasta in a tomato broth. |
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| Pasta e Fagioli | 150 cal | Beans, ground beef, tomatoes and pasta in a savory broth. |
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| Zuppa Toscana | 220 cal | Italian sausage, kale and potatoes in a creamy broth. |
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| Chicken & Gnocchi | 230 cal | Roasted chicken, gnocchi and spinach in a creamy soup. |
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Check the complete soup order
Refills, salad, breadsticks and add-ons should be counted separately.
- Select a restaurant and confirm which soups are currently available.
- Match the dine-in or To Go serving size.
- Add salad, dressing, breadsticks and beverages to the nutrition total.
- Use the official allergen guide and tell staff about allergies before ordering.
Before you order
Soup choices, servings and calories
Compare Olive Garden soups by taste, calories and ingredients. Check whether the soup is a side, a full meal or part of a refill offer.
A soup question may refer to a single serving, an unlimited dine-in meal, a first-course choice or a takeout container. Serving format changes the useful calorie, price and refill answer.
Use this page to plan your order. Pick your restaurant on the Olive Garden website before you buy because prices and menu choices can change.
What to check
Look at these details before you order:
- Broth, cream, bean and tomato-based soup styles
- Single-serving nutrition versus multiple refills
- Soup as a first course versus a primary meal
- Dine-in, takeout and catering formats
What can change
These details may be different by restaurant, date or order type:
- Daily availability at the selected restaurant
- Serving count and container size
- Meal bundle or entree inclusion
- Recipe information in the current nutrition and allergen guides
If the website is not clear, call the restaurant before you go.
How to check the details
Follow these steps before you visit or place an order:
- Pick the restaurant. Match the full street address.
- Choose the time. Set the date, time and order type.
- Match the item. Check the size, sides, sauce, drink and extras.
- Check the final details. Identify the exact soup and order format, verify its current nutrition and allergen information, and select the restaurant to confirm availability, inclusions and local price.
Common mistakes
Do not rely on an old photo, an old price or the menu from another restaurant.
- Multiplying neither calories nor sodium when taking refills
- Assuming every soup meets the same dietary preference
- Using a photo or old list instead of the current official guides
How we check this page
We start with the Olive Garden menu, location pages and food guides linked below. We also check dates, prices and offer rules when they are shown.
The review date shows when we last checked the sources. Details can change after that date, so check your restaurant again before you order.
This is an independent menu guide. It is not owned or approved by Olive Garden or Darden Restaurants.
Frequently asked questions
What soups does Olive Garden commonly serve?
The current menu and nutrition guide list Minestrone, Pasta e Fagioli, Zuppa Toscana and Chicken & Gnocchi, subject to local availability.
What is one Olive Garden soup serving?
The official nutrition page says dine-in soup servings are 8 fluid ounces and To Go orders receive 16 fluid ounces.
Is Olive Garden Minestrone vegan?
The current official vegetarian and vegan guide lists Minestrone Soup as vegan, but cross-contact is possible and availability can change.
Official sources and review details
Editorially reviewed August 16, 2026. Source edition: US_072026.
