Popeyes Spice City Sandwich: GTA 6 Launch Dates, Price and What’s Inside

Popeyes’ GTA 6-inspired Spice City Sandwich arrives November 19–22 with double chicken. Here’s what’s inside, the reported price and how to order.

Apparently, GTA 6 launch weekend now needs its own chicken sandwich.

Popeyes is introducing the Spice City Sandwich, a double-chicken creation timed to the November 19 release of Grand Theft Auto VI. The name is a fairly obvious wink at Vice City, and the promotion gives fans another thing to fit into their launch-day plans.

We have reached the point where even lunch has a GTA release window.

What is the Popeyes Spice City Sandwich?

The sandwich stacks two crispy chicken breast fillets on a toasted brioche bun, with pickles and a choice of regular or spicy mayonnaise.

Two fillets is a serious commitment. Popeyes’ regular chicken sandwich already requires some concentration to eat without wearing half of it, so I’m going to suggest putting the controller down for this one.

I haven’t tried it yet, but this is exactly the kind of silly launch-week promotion that gets my attention. Give something a Vice City-adjacent name, add an unreasonable amount of chicken, and apparently I’m interested.

When is the Spice City Sandwich available?

The reported availability window is November 19 through November 22, 2026—starting on GTA 6’s launch day and running through that first weekend.

According to Allrecipes’ coverage, it will be available through restaurant ordering, online ordering and delivery apps.

That is a short window, so check your local Popeyes menu once the promotion begins rather than assuming it will stick around all month.

How much does it cost?

Allrecipes reports a price of about $6, with prices varying by location. That is the sandwich on its own, rather than a complete meal.

Check your local restaurant or ordering app for the actual price and availability. Delivery pricing and fees can change what you pay.

For anyone already making a launch-night shopping list, this is at least an easy addition to consider. Although I’d probably sort out the game download before worrying about the chicken situation.

Is this an official Rockstar collaboration?

Coverage describes Spice City as an unofficial nod to GTA 6, rather than an announced Rockstar Games collaboration. The name and timing lean into the excitement around Vice City, but they should not be treated as proof of a licensing partnership.

That distinction doesn’t stop it being funny. GTA has spent years turning everyday American brands into ridiculous fictional businesses. Now a real fast-food chain is borrowing a little of that energy to sell us lunch.

I can already picture someone carefully planning their first drive through Vice City while demolishing this thing. Just wash your hands before getting back behind the wheel. That new controller has suffered enough financially.