PDQ Nutrition: What to Order on GLP-1 Medications
Looking for PDQ nutrition and what to order on GLP-1 medications? Compare 33 menu items scored for Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro & Zepbound. 6 rated Excellent or Good.
At a glance · current menu analysis
What can I order at PDQ while taking a GLP-1 medication?
The current PDQ dataset does not contain a record that passes the complete-order screen, so this guide does not name a best order. GLP Food Score compares listed nutrition values; it does not determine personal tolerance or replace advice from your clinician.
Key findings from the PDQ menu
- 33 indexed menu items were analyzed; 6 (18%) currently rate Good or Excellent.
- The comparisons above use no first-party-sourced complete orders with complete scoring inputs with a listed value for the nutrient.
- Scores use formula version 1.0 and the serving-level nutrition stored for each item.
PDQ currently has 33 indexed menu items in GLP Food Score. 6 (18%) are rated Good or Excellent. No current record passes the complete-order screen, so this page does not name a best order.
Among categories with at least 3 indexed items, Sandwiches currently has the highest average score at 59/100. Use the High Protein, Low Carb, Low Calorie, and Low Sugar views to narrow the menu, then open an item for its serving-level nutrition and score rationale. Scores compare the listed nutrition values; they are not medical recommendations.
About PDQ
Bob Basham and Nick Reader founded PDQ in Tampa, Florida, in 2011. The fast-casual chicken restaurant is centered on hand-breaded chicken tenders and nuggets, sandwiches and hand-spun milkshakes.
Restaurant background source: PDQ Chicken — Our Story ↗ · Reviewed 2026-09-22
Highest-scoring complete menu choices at PDQ
Components, toppings, sauces and standalone sides are excluded. Every choice must represent at least 100 calories, have complete scoring inputs, and include a first-party nutrition source, serving basis and verification date. These are nutrition comparisons, not medical recommendations. Order each named item as listed unless its item page documents a verified modification.
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Data notes: Scores use the nutrition values currently stored for each indexed item. Review sources and update policy →
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Every menu item we score, highest GLP-1 score first.
PDQ — FAQ for GLP-1 users
What should I order at PDQ on a GLP-1 medication? +
No current PDQ record passes both the complete-order and first-party source-evidence gates, so this guide does not name a best order. Review the listed nutrition, serving basis, source, and verification date before relying on a value.
How many PDQ menu items rate Good or Excellent? +
6 of 33 indexed PDQ menu items (18%) currently rate Good or Excellent. These are nutrition-comparison labels, not a guarantee that an item is appropriate for every person.
How many PDQ menu items have a complete GLP Food Score? +
33 of 33 indexed PDQ menu items currently have all six required scoring inputs for the same recorded serving. The other 0 items remain unscored until the missing serving-level data can be reconciled.
How much of the PDQ menu has a first-party nutrition source? +
0 of 33 indexed PDQ menu records currently link to a first-party nutrition source. Source coverage is reported separately from score availability because an official record can still omit a required nutrient.
Does GLP Food Score treat missing PDQ nutrition values as zero? +
No. For the 0 currently unscored PDQ items, a blank nutrient remains unknown rather than becoming zero. Those records are excluded from score rankings and Good or Excellent counts until a complete serving-level record is available.
When was the PDQ nutrition data last checked? +
First-party source reconciliation for the PDQ menu is not yet complete. Review the source information on individual item pages before relying on a value.
How does GLP Food Score evaluate PDQ menu items? +
Formula version 1.0 compares the listed protein, net carbohydrates, sugar, fiber, fat, and calories for each recorded serving. Community ratings are separate and do not change the nutrition score.