Layne's Chicken Fingers in Clearfield: Menu, Prices and Visit Guide

by Alex Urban on Feb 24 2026

Updated October 13, 2026. Menu, prices and hours checked against Layne's official website and its linked Clearfield ordering menu.

At Layne's Chicken Fingers in Clearfield, the main decision is how you want your chicken: a three-, four- or five-finger meal, a sandwich, or a larger family order. This guide compares the options, explains what comes with them and covers the details to check before heading to the West 1700 South location.

Clearfield at a glance
846 W 1700 S, Clearfield, UT 84015
(385) 247-5089
Monday–Saturday: 10:30 a.m.–midnight
Sunday: 10:30 a.m.–10 p.m.
Official location and ordering
Breaded chicken finger dipped in a cup of sauce beside crinkle-cut fries and toast.
Photo: @layneschickenfingers

The photos in this guide are supplied Layne's brand photography. They illustrate the food rather than the Clearfield dining room or a documented visit.

Chicken finger meals and current price examples

Layne's describes its finger meals as marinated chicken fingers served with crinkle-cut fries, Texas toast, signature sauce and a 22-ounce drink. Start with the number of fingers you want, then check the sauce and drink choices available in the Clearfield order screen.

  • 3 Finger Meal: $10.19. The smallest of the three standard finger meals listed here, with the same basic sides and drink.
  • 4 Finger Meal: $11.79. One more finger for $1.60 above the three-finger meal at the checked prices.
  • 5 Finger Meal: $14.99. The largest individual finger meal in this comparison.

Prices are from the Clearfield online pickup menu linked by Layne's, checked October 13, 2026. Taxes, add-ons and any service charges are extra. In-store prices and availability can differ; confirm the total before ordering.

Chicken finger dipped in reddish sauce above a tray of chicken, fries and toast beside a drink.
Photo: @layneschickenfingers

Sandwiches, sauces and shakes

If you prefer chicken in a sandwich, the Sandwich Meal was $10.49 on the Clearfield menu. The brand's menu describes the sandwich with three chicken tenders and Layne's sauce, with fries and a drink in the meal.

The Club Sandwich Meal was $12.49. Its distinguishing additions are brisket bacon and American cheese alongside three chicken tenders and Layne's sauce. That gives you a concrete choice between the simpler chicken-and-sauce sandwich and the version with extra toppings, rather than choosing on the name alone.

Sauce poured over a chicken finger on toast with crinkle-cut fries below.
Photo: @layneschickenfingers

The national menu lists six sauces: Layne's sauce, honey mustard, jalapeño ranch, buttermilk ranch, BBQ and gravy. Availability can vary by location, so use the Clearfield ordering options to confirm your choice. The brand does not publish a full ingredient list for its signature sauce on the menu page; ask the restaurant directly about allergens or other dietary requirements.

Clearfield's ordering menu also listed handspun chocolate, vanilla and strawberry shakes at $3.99 each when checked. Check the current flavor list before choosing a shake in place of, or in addition to, your meal's drink.

Two chicken fingers coated in different dipping sauces, with fries and toast in the background.
Photo: @layneschickenfingers

Ordering for a family or a smaller appetite

The Family Pack was $47.99 on Clearfield's online menu. Layne's national menu describes it as 20 chicken tenders, four servings of fries, four pieces of Texas toast and eight sauces. Use those quantities to plan your order; the menu does not promise a fixed number of servings, and drinks are not listed among the pack's inclusions.

For children, the local menu listed a Kids Finger Meal and a Kids Grilled Cheese Meal at $6.49 each. A regular Grilled Cheese Meal was $6.79. The national menu describes the regular grilled cheese meal with fries and a drink. A cheese-based option should not be taken as an allergen or cross-contact guarantee; confirm preparation details with the restaurant if those matter to your order.

Where Layne's started

Layne's began in College Station, Texas, in 1994, when Mike Layne opened the original restaurant. According to the brand's history, Mike Garratt joined the following year and eventually became its sole owner. The company says that original location is still open. That history explains the Texas roots of the menu without relying on old expansion announcements to describe what is available in Utah today.

Plan your Clearfield visit

The Clearfield restaurant is at 846 W 1700 S. Its official location page currently lists 10:30 a.m. opening every day, midnight closing Monday through Saturday, and 10 p.m. closing on Sunday. Check the location page for changes around holidays or call before making a late trip.

For pickup, follow the order link on the official Clearfield page. Layne's says online ordering uses DoorDash and requires a DoorDash login or account. Confirm that Clearfield is the selected restaurant, choose pickup or delivery deliberately, and review the pickup time and final price before paying.

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