Bill Miller runs eleven numbered combos from $7.85 to $28.85. Checked against the price of the same items bought separately, most save you a small amount — the drink is where the value sits, since a large tea alone is $2.20. The best is #4, the 3-piece tenders combo at $8.95, which saves $0.80. Two do not work: #10 at $28.85 costs $0.95 more than a 10-piece chicken plus a tea bucket bought separately, and #5 Wild Bill at $12.90 is the same price as the sandwich on its own.
Combos are the closest thing Bill Miller has to a promotion, and the honest assessment is that most of them are worth a small amount and two are worth less than nothing. The mechanism is simple: a combo bundles a main, a side and a drink, and since a large tea costs $2.20 on its own, the drink is where any saving comes from.
Which means the single most useful thing to know is this: if you are drinking water, no combo is worth it. Buy the main and a side separately. And if you are ordering for a group, check the numbers against a family order before anything else — that saves $7.25 at four people, which dwarfs every figure on this page.
Combo Meals — full price list
Every item with its price and, where published, its calorie count. Verified 4 August 2026.
Cards showing a price tile instead of a photograph are items we have not photographed. We would rather show you nothing than show you a different dish — the price and calorie data on those cards is as verified as any other. How we source everything.
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| #9 Crispy Chicken Combo cross-checkedCheapest combo on the board. | $7.85 |
| #7 Two Chopped BBQ Combo cross-checkedTwo chopped BBQ sandwiches. | $8.35 |
| #11 Pulled Pork Combo cross-checked | $8.85 |
| #2 3 Pc Fried Chicken Combo cross-checked | $8.95 |
| #4 3 Pc Tenders Combo cross-checked | $8.95 |
| #6 Salad De-Lite Combo cross-checked | $9.30 |
| #1 Poor Boy Combo cross-checkedSaves the most against à la carte. | $10.15 |
| #3 Regular Plate Combo cross-checkedRegular Plate plus fries and tea. | $11.50 |
| #5 Wild Bill Combo cross-checkedBrisket and sausage Poor Boy. | $12.90 |
| #8 Rancher Plate Combo cross-checked | $16.15 |
| #10 10 Pc Chicken + Tea Bucket cross-checkedFeeds a family. | $28.85 |
Every combo against its components
Component pricing uses our verified à la carte figures and a $2.20 large tea. Where a combo includes a side we cannot price individually, the real saving is larger than shown.
| Combo | Price | Components priced separately | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| #9 Crispy Chicken | $7.85 | $5.05 sandwich + $2.20 tea = $7.25 | +$0.60 |
| #7 Two Chopped BBQ | $8.35 | $4.80 two sandwiches + $2.20 tea = $7.00 | +$1.35 |
| #11 Pulled Pork | $8.85 | $6.05 sandwich + $2.20 tea = $8.25 | +$0.60 |
| #2 3 Pc Fried Chicken | $8.95 | $6.95 chicken + $2.20 tea = $9.15 | −$0.20 |
| #4 3 Pc Tenders | $8.95 | $7.55 tenders + $2.20 tea = $9.75 | −$0.80 — best |
| #6 Salad De-Lite | $9.30 | $7.55 salad + $2.20 tea = $9.75 | −$0.45 |
| #1 Poor Boy | $10.15 | $6.80 Poor Boy + $2.20 tea = $9.00 | +$1.15 |
| #3 Regular Plate | $11.50 | $9.45 plate + $2.20 tea = $11.65 | −$0.15 |
| #5 Wild Bill | $12.90 | $12.90 Wild Bill alone | $0.00 — no gain |
| #8 Rancher Plate | $16.15 | $14.15 plate + $2.20 tea = $16.35 | −$0.20 |
| #10 10 Pc + Tea Bucket | $28.85 | $23.15 chicken + $4.75 bucket = $27.90 | +$0.95 — worst |
The rows showing a premium are the ones where a side is bundled in that we cannot price separately, so treat those as roughly break-even rather than bad value. #10 is the exception: both its components are priced above, and it genuinely costs more.
How to use this table
If you want a drink, take the combo. On the plate combos (#3 and #8) you save 15 to 20 cents and one decision, which is fine. On #4 you save a real $0.80.
If you are drinking water, buy separately. Every combo prices in a drink whether you want one or not. This is the single most common way people overpay here.
Never order #10. A 10-piece chicken at $23.15 and a tea bucket at $4.75 is $27.90, which is $0.95 less than the combo. And if you are feeding that many people, three 4-piece orders is cheaper still — the chicken page explains why the family packs are not the bargain they look like.
The bigger comparison nobody makes
Combo #3 at $11.50 feeds one person. A small BBQ family order at $30.55 feeds four to five with sides and bread. That is $6.11 to $7.64 a head against $11.50 — so once there are three or more of you, stop looking at combos entirely and look at family orders.
Combo Meals — questions
What are the Bill Miller combo numbers?
Eleven combos, #1 to #11, from $7.85 (#9 Crispy Chicken) to $28.85 (#10, a 10-piece chicken with a tea bucket). Each bundles a main, a side and a drink. The full list with component pricing is in the table above.
Are Bill Miller combos cheaper than buying separately?
Usually by a small margin, because the drink is worth $2.20 alone. The best is #4 at $8.95, saving $0.80. But #10 costs $0.95 more than its components and #5 saves nothing at all.
Which Bill Miller combo is the best value?
#4, the 3-piece tenders combo at $8.95. Tenders alone are $7.55 and a large tea is $2.20, so the components come to $9.75 — an $0.80 saving, the largest on the board.
Do Bill Miller combos come with a drink?
Yes, and that is where the value is. If you are not drinking a soft drink, a combo is charging you for one — buy the main and a side separately instead.
Is there a Bill Miller combo for a family?
#10 at $28.85 is the only group-sized combo, and it is the one we would avoid. A family order at $30.55 feeds four to five with sides included and works out at $6.11 to $7.64 a head.
Where this page's facts come from
- Bill Miller Bar-B-Q — official site — store list, nutrition calculator, rewards and ordering channels
- Bill Miller Nutrition Calculator — the only first-party calorie tool for this menu
- Bill Miller all-locations list — 74 stores with addresses and phone numbers
Prices marked cross-checked are corroborated against published Bill Miller listings but not yet confirmed from a photographed in-store board. See our verification method.
