Auntie Anne’s Menu Prices 2026

Auntie Anne’s menu prices classic pretzels around $5. Pretzel nuggets run $5.49 to $6.49. Dips are a flat $1.29 each. This guide covers every price by category. It also covers a few things other menu pages skip, like why it’s called “Auntie” Anne’s in the first place.

At a Glance

Dips are the cheapest thing on the menu at $1.29. But they’re a topping, not a meal on their own. That’s why we’ve also listed the cheapest item you can order and eat by itself.

Classic Pretzels

Every classic pretzel is hand-rolled and baked in-store. That’s why you’ll usually see the dough being twisted right at the counter.

A price gap worth flagging: some current sources list the Original Pretzel at $5.49, about 50 cents higher than the $4.99 used here. This kind of gap is common at Auntie Anne’s. Pricing runs store by store, and airport or mall locations often charge more. Confirm the exact price at your local store first.

Pretzel Nuggets

*Listed in Auntie Anne’s own data as “Regular,” but 16 oz matches the Small size for every other nugget flavor. Treat this as a Small-size portion at a Regular-tier price rather than assume it’s a bigger 21 oz order.

Pretzel Dogs

Dips

Every dip is the same price, so pairing your pretzel with cheese, caramel, or marinara costs the same either way.

*Do the math before ordering the Assorted Set. Six dips bought one at a time cost $7.74. The set costs $7.99, a quarter more. There’s no bundle savings here, so only choose the set if you want the convenience of one order, not to save money.

Drinks

Two things worth noting on drinks. First, the medium size isn’t the same pour across every drink family: Original Lemonade and Coca-Cola pour a 21 oz medium, while every Mixer pours a 20 oz medium, at the same price point. Second, Watermelon Spritz has no ounce sizes listed anywhere in the source data, unlike every other drink on this list, so there’s no way to compare its portion size to the rest of the menu from published information alone.

The base Frozen Lemonade Mixer is only listed in a Medium size in the source data, unlike its Watermelon counterpart, which comes in three sizes. Small and Large pricing for the base flavor wasn’t available; confirm at your local store if you want a different size.

Bottled Water is $2.29.

Buckets (Large Format, Single-Order Size)

These buckets are a step up from the small and regular nugget sizes above, built for sharing rather than a single snack. Auntie Anne’s doesn’t publish a weight or piece count for the buckets, so there’s no way to check the per-ounce value against the smaller boxes from the numbers alone. Ask in store if that matters to you.

Catering

Catering pricing scales by count, for offices, parties, and events.

Catering also includes the same nugget and pretzel dog buckets listed above, plus an Assorted Dip Set (6 dips) for $7.99.

A bulk-pricing pattern worth a second look: the Classic Pretzel Package doesn’t discount at all between 12 and 24 count, the price simply doubles from $39.99 to $79.99. The Pepperoni Pretzel Package already discounts by the 24-count tier, jumping from $55.00 to $89.99 instead of the $110.00 a straight double would suggest. Two packages from the same product line usually scale the same way. This one doesn’t, so it’s worth confirming directly with a store or franchise rep if you’re ordering a large Classic order and expecting a bulk break.

A dip selection difference worth knowing: the catering dip lineup includes Hidden Valley™ Ranch Dip, which isn’t part of the standard in-store dip menu. The standard menu’s Cream Cheese Dip, in turn, isn’t listed as a catering option. If you have a favorite dip, confirm it’s available for the order type you’re placing.

Not Fully Priced in This Guide

Auntie Anne’s has sold pretzel-based stuffing mix as a seasonal product in past years. Current 2026 pricing for this item wasn’t available. Check with your local store or the Auntie Anne’s app if you’re looking for it.

How to Save Money at Auntie Anne’s

1. Order a pretzel and a drink together when a combo deal is offered through the app, since bundled pricing usually beats ordering each item separately.
2. Join Auntie Anne’s Rewards. The program gives points on every order, a free treat on your birthday, and occasional surprise deals like BOGO offers.
3. Choose the Small Pretzel Nuggets size if you don’t need the extra ounces. The price difference between Small and Regular is often less than a dollar, so weigh whether the upgrade is worth it.
4. Buy a Bucket instead of multiple regular-size nugget orders if you’re feeding a group. The per-ounce price works out lower on the boxed sizes, though buckets themselves don’t list a weight, so ask in store to compare.
5. Skip the 6 Dips Assorted Set if you’re only after savings. It costs more than buying the same six dips one at a time.
6. Watch for seasonal flavor releases and drink specials, which Auntie Anne’s runs periodically throughout the year.

About Auntie Anne’s

Anne Beiler founded Auntie Anne’s in 1988 after buying a small food stand at a farmers market in Downingtown, Pennsylvania. She replaced pizza with hand rolled soft pretzels and named the business after the nickname her nieces and nephews gave her.

The idea quickly took off, and within a year, the business reached $100,000 in sales. Today, Auntie Anne’s is the world’s largest soft pretzel franchise, with more than 1,200 locations across the United States and hundreds more around the world.

Why Prices Vary by Location

Auntie Anne’s is a franchise-run chain, so individual store owners set final pricing within brand guidelines. Locations inside airports, malls, and other high-traffic venues, where rent runs higher, often price above locations in standalone buildings. Confirm exact pricing with your local store or the Auntie Anne’s app.

Opening Hours

Hours vary by location, especially in malls and airports, but this schedule is commonly reported:

Confirm your local store’s hours before visiting, since mall and airport locations often follow the operating hours of the building they’re in rather than their own schedule.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much is a pretzel at Auntie Anne’s

Classic pretzels run $4.99 in this pricing data, though other sources report $5.49, likely reflecting store-to-store differences. The Pepperoni Pretzel costs $5.59.

Who founded Auntie Anne’s

Anne Beiler founded Auntie Anne’s in 1988 at a farmers market stand in Downingtown, Pennsylvania, originally to fund free counseling services her husband wanted to offer.

Are all the dips the same price at Auntie Anne’s

Yes. Every dip, from Cheese to Caramel, costs $1.29. Buying six of them separately costs less than the pre-made Assorted Set.

Does Auntie Anne’s offer catering

Yes. Pretzel packages scale from 12 to 96 count, starting at $39.99, along with buckets and an assorted dip set.

Is Hidden Valley Ranch Dip available at every Auntie Anne’s

It appears on the catering dip menu but not the standard in-store dip list in the pricing data reviewed for this guide. Confirm availability with your local store.

Why are Auntie Anne’s locations often in malls and airports

The chain has built its footprint around high-traffic, non-traditional retail spaces since its early growth, including malls, airports, amusement parks, and travel plazas.

Conclusion

Auntie Anne’s menu prices for 2026 run from a $1.29 dip to a $325.99 catering package, with most everyday orders falling under $8. A handful of numbers in the published data are worth a second look before you order, including the Assorted Dip Set’s lack of real savings and the uneven catering discounts between packages. Since Auntie Anne’s is franchise-run, confirm your local pricing with the app before ordering, and bookmark this page for updates.

Official Auntie Anne’s Sources

• Website: auntieannes.com
• Facebook: facebook.com/auntieannespretzels
• Instagram: instagram.com/auntieannespretzels