The WW restaurant points tables on this site have interactive features making it easier for you to find what you are looking for.
Below are some helpful tips on how to use this format and help on how to search, filter and more.
If you are already familar with the tables, and know how to search and filter, and are ready to browse the list, just head over to the restaurants page now to find your favorite stomping grounds.
If this is your first visit or you want to know how to use the table features, stay right here. Scroll down to take a look at the tips below (complete with screen shots) and then go on over to your favorite restaurant page to find the WW points for your favorite menu items.
This feature is great for finding the lowest (or highest) Weight Watchers Points, calories or whatever nutrition value you are interested in. The WW restaurant points table can quickly be sorted in ascending or descending order by any of the columns in the table. The table will default to sort by menu item in alphabetical order.
To sort in ascending or descending order by your chosen column, just click the appropriate arrow button. Click the "up" arrow for ascending and the down arrow for descending.
You can also just click on the appropriate column heading to sort ascending. Click again to change to descending sort. You can tell the current sort as that arrow will be highlighted (darker than the others).
In the below screen shot example, the SmartPoints column was clicked to sort ascending. As you can see the menu items are now sorted differently than from the screen shot above. The items are now sorted by the lowest SmartPoints first.
If you are trying to find an item with the lowest points to stay within your daily allowance, this would be a quick and easy way to see what you can order. Of course, if the "All" menu group is selected, then you will see sides, beverages, entrees, etc. So it may be useful to first select a menu group like "Breakfast", "Entrees", etc. before sorting.
When the table is filtered (either by selecting a menu group or using a search term), only the filtered items will be re-sorted based on the column you selected.
If you want to sort by the highest values, then just click again on the same column heading. This will change the WW restaurant points table to be sorted in descending order as shown below.
This will change the WW restaurant points table to be sorted in descending order showing those menu items with the highest SmartPoints. By the looks of these menu items, I won't be ordering the BBQ Pork Nachos.
This can be useful to know which menu items to stay away from if you are close to your daily and weekly allowance. This is also useful for those people trying to watch their intake of saturated fats, sugars or even carbohydrates.
Since the sort feature only sorts the existing records, the information bar at the bottom will not change (unless you have applied a filter by selecting menu group or using the search box).
Since the table will first be displayed with only 25 items showing, there is a paging feature that you can use to scroll through the entire table. This paging is shown at the bottom of the table.
To scroll through the table, simply select the "next" button or use the page number buttons on the bottom. As you scroll through, the current page you are on will be boxed so you know where you are at. In the screen shot example below, you can see that it is showing that you are on page 2. You can always go back to the first page quickly by either clicking on the "1" or click on the "First" button.
In addition, the information bar is updated to show you are viewing 26 to 31 items of 31 entries in the table that has been filtered from a total of 264 menu items.
Hopefully this page helps you find your favorite menu items and the Weight Watchers Points or nutrition information associated with that restaurant. If you are ready to get interactive, then go to the WW restaurant points page.
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