Know the price before you order
Menu Info puts the full menus of 36 popular American restaurant chains in one place. Every item shows a typical price and calorie count, sorted into clear categories, so you can plan your order and your budget in under a minute.
Three taps to your answer
No long scrolling and no guesswork. Every menu page on Menu Info works the same way.
Pick a restaurant
Choose a chain from the list below or use the search box. Chains are grouped by the kind of food they serve.
Open a category
Tap breakfast, combos, drinks, desserts or any other section and the page jumps straight to it.
Compare and decide
Each row shows the item, its typical price and its calories, so choosing between two options takes seconds.
Burgers & Shakes
9 chainsChicken
4 chainsMexican & Asian
3 chainsCoffee & Drinks
4 chainsSandwiches & Subs
5 chainsBreakfast & Diners
5 chainsSit-down Dining
6 chainsOne layout, every restaurant
Once you have used one Menu Info page, you already know how the other 35 work. Here is what each page gives you.
- A price table for every category, from breakfast to desserts and drinks
- Calories listed next to each item, taken from the chain’s own nutrition information
- Combo and single item prices together, so you can see which one saves money
- Regular hours and breakfast hours in one short table
- Practical ordering tips and answers to common questions
Smart ordering tips that work almost anywhere
These habits apply to most chains on our list and can take a real bite out of what you spend each month.
Order in the app
Most big chains save their best deals and reward points for their own app. The same meal often costs less there than at the counter.
Skip delivery markups
Third party delivery apps usually raise menu prices and then add service fees. Picking up the order yourself avoids both.
Check the value menu first
Value and bundle menus change often. A quick look before you order can turn two separate items into one cheaper deal.
Do the combo math
A combo is not always cheaper. If you do not want the drink, buying the main item and a side separately can cost less.
Watch the size upgrade
Moving from a medium to a large drink or side adds cost and calories. Our tables show both so you can decide if it is worth it.
Time your visit
Some chains run happy hour drinks, early dine specials or weekday lunch deals. The ordering tips on each menu page point these out.
How we build each menu
Every menu starts with the restaurant’s own website and ordering app. We record the item names exactly as the chain lists them, note the price shown for a standard order, and pull calorie counts from the chain’s published nutrition information. When a chain runs limited time items, we add them to the right category and remove them when they leave the menu.
Prices in the United States are not the same everywhere. Most of these chains are franchised, and each owner sets prices for their own store based on rent, wages and local taxes. A burger in Manhattan will rarely cost the same as one in rural Ohio. That is why we call our figures typical prices rather than exact ones.
Save money and time on your next order
Cheapest Fast Food Meals in America
Ten full meals and value deals for about $8 or less, from $5 meal deals to the Cook Out Tray.
Fast Food Breakfast Hours
When every major chain stops serving breakfast, and which ones serve it all day.
Restaurant Happy Hours and Timed Deals
Half-price drinks, happy hour appetizers, early dinner specials and weekday lunch menus.
Frequently asked questions
Are the prices the same at every restaurant location?
No. Most chains let franchise owners set their own prices, so the same item can cost more in a big city, an airport or a highway travel stop. Our tables show typical prices, and the restaurant’s app will show the exact price at the store you pick.
Where do the menu prices on Menu Info come from?
We build each menu from the chain’s official website and ordering app, then check it against the standard menu board where possible. Calorie counts come from each chain’s published nutrition information.
Why are prices higher on delivery apps?
Delivery platforms often list menu items at a higher price than the restaurant charges in store, and then add delivery and service fees on top. Ordering for pickup through the restaurant’s own app is usually the cheaper route.
Does every menu include calories?
Yes. Every item in our price tables has a calorie figure next to it. For items with several sizes or build options, we list the standard version and note when calories change a lot with add-ons.
How often are the menus updated?
We review menus regularly and whenever a chain announces a price change, a new item or a discontinued item. Readers can also report changes through our contact page.
Is Menu Info owned by any of these restaurants?
No. Menu Info is an independent reference site. We are not connected to any of the brands listed, and we do not take orders or payments on their behalf.
Can I find breakfast hours on Menu Info?
Yes. Each menu page includes a short hours table with regular opening times and, for chains that serve it, the hours when breakfast is available.
How do I report a wrong price?
Use our contact page and tell us the restaurant, the item, the price you paid and the city. We check every report and update the page if the change applies widely.
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