This page breaks down every drink and side Jimmy John's sells on its own, separate from the sandwiches themselves. You'll find fountain and bottled drink options, chip flavors, pickles, and the two cold salads, each with pricing, calorie counts, and what's actually in them as of July 2026.
Prices and exact sizes shift a little by market and by franchise owner, so treat the numbers below as a solid national baseline. Combo pricing, where a chip bag and drink get bundled with a sandwich, is usually cheaper than buying each item separately.
Jimmy John's keeps its side menu short on purpose: two chip-based options, one cold cut classic, and two made-from-scratch salads. Nothing here is toasted or hot, in keeping with the brand's cold-sandwich identity, though the salads rotate more than people expect.
Image coming soonA kettle-cooked potato chip fried in peanut oil, sea salt only, no other seasoning. The thicker cut holds up better against a sandwich than a standard thin chip, so it survives a delivery bag without turning to crumbs.
Image coming soonSame kettle-cut base chip with a smoky, faintly sweet BBQ seasoning dusted on after frying. Leans more hickory than tangy compared to most BBQ chips on the market.
Image coming soonThe spiciest of the four flavors, with a vinegar-forward jalapeño seasoning that builds heat rather than hitting all at once. Consistently one of the better-selling bags on the menu.
Image coming soonSharp, acidic seasoning with almost no sweetness, closer to a British-style chip than an American one. Cuts through richer meats like salami or capicola well.
Image coming soonA whole brined dill spear, sold whole or split in half. It's the lowest-calorie side on the menu by a wide margin and one of the more requested add-ons for catering orders.
Image coming soonA cold, mayo-based potato salad with visible chunks of potato rather than a smooth or mashed texture. Simple seasoning, nothing spicy, meant as a classic deli-style side.
Image coming soonBowtie pasta tossed in a basil pesto dressing, served cold. It's the newer of the two salads and leans more herby and savory than the potato salad.
Jimmy John's runs on Coca-Cola beverage products at the fountain, plus a small bottled lineup for anyone grabbing a drink to go. Fountain sizing varies slightly by location depending on the cup and machine each franchise uses, generally landing in a 22 ounce regular and a 30 to 32 ounce large.
Image coming soonThe standard cola option, poured over ice at the fountain in regular or large. Available bottled as well for takeout orders that need a sealed drink.
Image coming soonZero-sugar cola alternative, same fountain and bottle setup as regular Coke. The most common low-calorie soda pick on the menu.
Image coming soonLemon-lime soda, fountain or bottled, with a lighter carbonation than the colas. A common pairing with the spicier chip flavors.
Image coming soonThe 23-flavor cola alternative, available at most fountain machines alongside the Coca-Cola lineup. Calorie count runs close to regular Coke.
Image coming soonA sharper, more carbonated root beer than most competitors, with a noticeable bite from the added caffeine most root beers skip.
Image coming soonFruit-flavored soda, offered in rotating flavors depending on the fountain lineup at a given store. Sweeter and less acidic than the colas.
Image coming soonA sweeter, less tart lemonade than a from-scratch version, with a strawberry variation added as a newer option. Good non-cola choice for anyone who doesn't drink soda.
Image coming soonBrewed fresh rather than poured from concentrate, available sweetened or unsweetened at most locations. The unsweetened version is one of the lowest-calorie options on the drink menu outside of water.
Image coming soonStill water in a sealed bottle, the simplest option on the drink menu and the default pick for anyone skipping soda entirely.
Image coming soonA sports drink option available at some fountains, offering a different flavor profile from the sodas and teas.
Adding a side and a drink to a sandwich individually usually costs more than upgrading to a combo, which typically bundles a bag of chips and a regular fountain drink with any sandwich or wrap for a small flat add-on. If you already know you want both, checking the combo price before ordering each item separately is worth the extra few seconds.
A jumbo kosher dill pickle, homestyle potato salad, and a pesto bowtie pasta salad, alongside the four Jimmy Chips flavors.
Regular, BBQ, Jalapeño, and Salt & Vinegar, all kettle-cooked in peanut oil.
No. Jimmy Chips are cooked in peanut oil, so anyone with a peanut allergy should choose the pickle or one of the cold salads instead.
The jumbo dill pickle, at roughly 20 calories, well below any of the chip flavors or salads.
Coca-Cola products, including Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite, Fanta, and related brands like Barq's and Powerade, sit alongside Dr Pepper at most fountain machines.
Generally a regular size around 22 ounces and a large around 30 to 32 ounces, though the exact cup size can vary slightly by location.
Yes, most combo upgrades bundle a bag of Jimmy Chips and a regular fountain drink with a sandwich or wrap for a small additional charge.
Yes, Gold Peak Iced Tea comes in both sweetened and unsweetened versions at most locations, brewed fresh in-house.
Yes, chips, pickles, salads, and drinks can all be ordered on their own through the app, website, or in-store.
Yes, bottled water and bottled soda options are available in catering-friendly formats, useful for group orders where fountain drinks aren't practical.
The sides and drinks menu at Jimmy John's stays deliberately small, four chip flavors, one pickle, two cold salads, and a Coca-Cola-based drink lineup. That simplicity keeps ordering fast, which lines up with the brand's whole "freaky fast" approach. For the full sandwich lineup these pair with, check the main Jimmy John's menu guide.