Chick-fil-A Heart Tray

The Chick-fil-A heart tray is a catering platter of nuggets, Chick-n-Strips, Chick-n-Minis, or cookies arranged in a heart shape. It is the same food as a standard catering tray — the difference is the heart-shaped tray and lid, which makes it popular for Valentine's Day, classroom parties, anniversaries, and showers.

Prices vary by location, but a 64-count nugget heart tray runs about $36 and a 120-count about $60. A medium 40-count Chick-n-Minis tray is around $36, and a small cookie tray is about $16. Each Operator sets their own catering prices, so confirm at your local restaurant.

Yes. The heart tray is available year-round at most locations, not only around Valentine's Day. Some restaurants only display it seasonally, but you can request it any time through the catering menu.

Not always, but you should. Large trays and Chick-n-Minis (breakfast) trays sell out fast, especially in February. Order at least 24 hours ahead, and 48 hours or more for big events.

The two standard nugget catering sizes are 64-count and 120-count. Both can be served on the heart-shaped tray. A 64-count feeds roughly 12–16 people; a 120-count feeds 24–30.

Catering trays include a set number of sauces based on size. You can always add more for free at most locations. A 64-count tray typically comes with 4–6 sauces; ask for extra Chick-fil-A Sauce or Polynesian.

Often yes through the Chick-fil-A app or third-party services like DoorDash and Uber Eats, depending on the restaurant. For the heart-shaped tray specifically, ordering direct from the store (pickup or drive-thru) is the most reliable.

No. Chick-fil-A is closed on Sunday, so no trays are available then. For holidays like Valentine's Day that fall on a weekend, order for pickup on Friday or Saturday.

The Valentine's tray is the heart-shaped catering tray — usually nuggets or Chick-n-Minis, sometimes cookies. Some locations add a small card or decorative wrap during the Valentine's season, but the food is the same as the standard heart tray.

Each breaded nugget is about 160 calories for an 8-count, so roughly 20 calories per nugget. A 64-count tray is close to 1,280 calories of nuggets before sauce; a 120-count is near 2,400. A small cookie tray (about 12 cookies at 350 cal each) is around 4,200 calories total.