Menu prices by Sophia W. Steadham
US Fast Food and Restaurant Menu Prices with Calories
Full menu boards for American restaurant chains, section by section, with the price and the calorie count on the same row.
Open a menu page and the whole lineup is there in sections, item by item, so an order can be settled before you reach the counter: what each thing costs, and what it carries in calories.
Pick a menu
Featured menus with prices and calories
Each page below carries one restaurant chain’s full menu. Sections run in the order the restaurant lists them, with a price and a calorie figure against every item.
Newest first
Latest menu prices
The most recently published menu pages appear here first, with newly added chains and updated prices at the front.
Shake Shack Menu with Prices and Calories
Scooter’s Coffee Menu with Prices and Calories
Jimmy John’s Menu with Prices and Calories
Costco Food Court Menu with Prices and Calories
Five Guys Menu with Prices and Calories
Cheddar’s Menu with Prices and Calories
Start here
Browse menus by type
Every chain page belongs to one of three types: the full menu with prices, the off-menu orders regulars ask for by name, and the allergen guide. Pick a type and read every chain filed under it.
Menu Prices
The full menu for a chain, section by section, with a price and a calorie count on every row.
Secret Menus
The orders regulars ask for by name, what goes into them and what they come to at the counter.
Allergen Menus
Milk, egg, wheat, soy, peanut, tree nut, fish and shellfish, read item by item down the row.
Happy Hours
The window each chain runs, the drinks and plates a deal covers, and what one comes to at the counter.
Fall Menus
Seasonal items a chain adds for autumn, the day each lineup landed, and the price on the row.
The standard
What every menu page contains
Four things sit on every menu page, whatever the restaurant and whichever type of page you opened.
01
The complete menu
Every section the kitchen serves, in the order the restaurant lists it, from the first breakfast item to the last dessert.
02
Price and calories together
One row per item, carrying the name, the price for that exact size, and the calorie count on the same line.
03
Combos, kids and sides
Meal bundles hold rows of their own, alongside kids meals, sides, drinks and seasonal additions.
04
Allergen information
Allergen detail comes from the restaurant’s own allergen guide. A missed allergen is the one error on a menu page that can hurt a reader.
How a page reads
Restaurant menu prices, item by item
A menu page opens at the top of the lineup and works down it. Breakfast first where breakfast is served, then the sandwiches, the sides, the drinks and the desserts, each section under a heading of its own.
Inside a section every item takes a row. Sizes get their own rows, because a drink that changes price with the cup is a different price. A bundle gets a row, because a bundle carries a price of its own.
Restaurant menu prices sit beside the calorie count for the same item, on the same line, so one look answers both questions at once.
On every row
- Item name — as the restaurant writes it
- Price — for that exact size or count
- Calories — on the same line as the price
- Combo pricing — where the item is sold as a meal
- Allergens — from the restaurant’s own guide
Who writes it
Written by a named food writer
Sophia W. Steadham is a food blogger and restaurant review expert, and her name sits on every menu page published here.
Menu pages are revisited as restaurants change what they sell, so a section that gains an item or moves a price is rewritten against the current lineup.
Ask for a menu
Name the restaurant whose menu should be priced next, section by section, with calories on every row. Requests shape the publishing queue.
Restaurant names and menu item names are the trademarks of their owners. Photography here is licensed stock food photography.