Sliders are one of those foods that work for almost anything, family dinners, weekend hangouts, game day, or even a quick lunch.
They’re small, easy to make, and full of flavor. This list brings together all kinds of sliders, from the classic ham and cheese to bold ones like jalapeño popper and BBQ pulled pork.
Whether you’re cooking for a group or just want something fun and tasty, there’s something here for you.
Here’s a full list to help you find your next favorite slider!
1. Ham and Cheese Sliders
These sliders are warm, cheesy, and baked until the tops are just a little crispy. Layers of ham and melty Swiss cheese sit between soft rolls, usually brushed with a buttery glaze that adds a lot of flavor. They’re great for feeding a group or making ahead for lunchboxes.
Learn how to make these classic ham and cheese sliders.
2. Cheeseburger Sliders
Cheeseburger sliders are a simple way to enjoy all the flavor of a burger in a smaller size. The beef is seasoned and cooked in a single layer, then topped with cheese and sliced to fit the buns. Add pickles, onions, or your favorite sauce to make them your own.
Try these cheeseburger sliders baked on soft rolls.
3. Big Mac Sliders
These sliders layer seasoned beef, pickles, onions, cheese, and a special sauce for that familiar fast food flavor, just in a smaller form. Great for parties or an easy dinner.
Try these Big Mac-inspired sliders.
4. Hot Italian Sub Sliders
Hot Italian sub sliders take the best parts of a sub sandwich and turn them into a shareable, oven-baked dish. They’re layered with meats, provolone cheese, and tangy banana peppers, all tucked inside soft buns.
See how to make hot Italian sub sliders with melted layers.
5. Chicken Bacon Ranch Sliders
These sliders mix shredded chicken, crispy bacon, and creamy ranch dressing for a flavor that’s hard to beat. It all melts together inside a toasted bun, making them great for dinner or a weekend get-together.
Try these chicken bacon ranch sliders.
6. Crack Chicken Sliders
These sliders are packed with shredded chicken, crispy bacon, ranch seasoning, and lots of melted cheese. Everything bakes together in soft buns for a creamy, savory mix that’s hard to put down. They’re great for parties, weeknight dinners, or even lunch the next day.
Try these crack chicken sliders with melty, loaded flavor.
7. Meatball Marinara Sliders
These sliders feel like mini meatball subs—juicy meatballs, marinara sauce, and melted mozzarella all packed into a soft roll. Baked until everything is warm and gooey, they’re comforting and easy to serve.
Try these meatball marinara sliders with cheesy tops.
8. Philly Cheesesteak Sliders
Thin slices of steak, sautéed peppers, onions, and melted provolone come together in these sliders. They’re a great choice when you want something hearty but easy to make for a group.
Make your own Philly cheesesteak sliders.
9. Buffalo Chicken Sliders
These sliders bring just the right amount of heat. Shredded chicken is tossed in buffalo sauce, then layered on rolls with cheese and maybe even ranch or blue cheese dressing.
See how to make buffalo chicken sliders with a spicy kick.
9. Crockpot Mississippi Pot Roast Sliders
These sliders are filled with tender, flavorful roast beef that cooks low and slow with tangy peppers and butter. The meat turns out juicy and rich, perfect for piling onto soft slider buns.
Try this easy recipe for slow cooker M
10. Turkey and Cheese Sliders
Simple but filling, these sliders use sliced turkey and cheese, baked in the oven with a little buttery topping. They’re perfect when you want something easy but still warm and satisfying.
Try these turkey and cheese sliders with melty layers.
11. Cuban Sliders
These sliders take their cue from the classic Cuban sandwich with ham, roasted pork, pickles, mustard, and Swiss cheese. Baked together, they give you that familiar tangy and savory mix.
Check out these Cuban sliders with layers of flavor.
12. BLT Sliders
Crispy bacon, lettuce, and tomato are the stars here, usually paired with a swipe of mayo. These sliders keep things simple and fresh, great for lunch or a light dinner.
Try these BLT sliders made mini.
13. Shrimp Po’ Boy Sliders
Crispy shrimp with a bit of spice, paired with a creamy sauce and crunchy lettuce, make these sliders something special. They bring bold flavor in a small bite.
Make these shrimp po’ boy sliders at home.
14. Taco Sliders
These sliders are made with taco-seasoned meat, cheese, and toppings like salsa or sour cream. They’re a fun way to enjoy taco night without the mess of a shell.
Learn how to make taco sliders for a new twist.
15. Turkey Cranberry Sliders with Garlic Herb Butter Rolls
This slider has a cozy holiday feel with sliced turkey and cranberry sauce, all inside soft, buttery rolls. It’s sweet, savory, and easy to enjoy any time of year.
See how to make turkey cranberry sliders with garlic herb rolls.
16. BBQ Pulled Pork Sliders
Slow-cooked pulled pork with tangy barbecue sauce is the star here. Piled high on a soft roll and sometimes topped with coleslaw, these sliders bring that smoky, tender taste that’s perfect for casual meals.
Learn how to make BBQ pulled pork sliders at home.
17. Caprese Sliders
Fresh tomato, mozzarella, and basil give these sliders a light and fresh taste. A drizzle of balsamic glaze adds a little tang, making them a great option for something less heavy.
Try out these caprese sliders for a fresh twist.
18. Breakfast Egg and Sausage Sliders
These are made with scrambled eggs, sausage patties, and cheese on small rolls. You can bake them all together or prep them ahead for busy mornings.
Start the day with these easy breakfast sliders.
19. Spicy Jalapeño Popper Sliders
These sliders mix spicy jalapeños, cream cheese, and crispy bacon into a creamy filling. They’re baked until bubbly and make a great choice for game day or snacking.
Check out these jalapeño popper sliders with bold flavor.
20. Veggie Avocado Sliders
These are light, fresh, and packed with texture. Avocado, veggies, and maybe even a light spread come together on soft buns for a meat-free option that still fills you up.
Make your own veggie avocado sliders.
Final thoughts
Sliders are a great way to mix things up without needing a big plan. You can keep them simple or layer on bold flavors. They’re also easy to adjust depending on what you have in the kitchen.
Whether you’re feeding a crowd or just want a fun, low-effort meal, one of these slider recipes is a good place to start.