Dairy Queen Menu with Prices and Calories

Dairy Queen runs two counters under one roof, and the Dairy Queen menu splits neatly between them. Soft serve comes out with a curl on top for Blizzards, cones and sundaes. Grillburgers, chicken strips and hot dogs hold the food side.

Blizzard Treats price by size, and the standard flavours share one ladder, so a Mini works out the same across them. Royal Blizzards hide a filled centre and sit one step higher. Signature Stackburgers stack in singles, doubles and triples, and each patty adds its own figure.

Dairy Queen menu at a glance

Dairy Queen Menu Prices and Calories

Soft serve leaves the machine cold enough to hold a spoon upright. That thickness gave the Blizzard its reputation, and it still governs how the mix-ins fold in without sinking to the bottom of the cup. Every treat below starts from the same base.

Portion words change by counter. Cones and sundaes run Kids through Large, Blizzards add a Mini below Small, and Stackburgers count patties instead. Sizes on the Dairy Queen menu therefore mean different things depending on which side of the building you order from.

Dairy Queen Blizzard Prices and Calories

Mix-ins fold into soft serve in a cup the crew hands over upside down. Butterfinger, OREO Cookie and Turtle Pecan Cluster share one ladder across the four Dairy Queen menu sizes. Royal Blizzards hide a filled centre and sit a step above the standard flavours. Rotating flavours such as S’mores and Cotton Candy carry figures of their own.

Dairy Queen Signature Stackburger Prices

Each patty on a Signature Stackburger is seasoned and seared, then stacked with cheese between the layers. Backyard Bacon Ranch and FlameThrower carry the heaviest builds. Every Stackburger comes as a single, a double or a triple.

Dairy Queen Hot Dogs and Sandwiches

Beef hot dogs come plain or under chili and shredded cheese. Chicken Strip Sandwiches arrive on a toasted bun in an Original build and a FlameThrower one. Lettuce, tomato and mayonnaise dress both. Wild Alaskan fish, a one-patty Original Cheeseburger and a plain Hamburger round out the list.

Dairy Queen Chicken Strip Baskets

Baskets land with crinkle-cut fries, Texas toast and a tub of country gravy alongside the strips. Strips come Original or FlameThrower, and the Sauced & Tossed versions arrive coated in honey barbecue, Buffalo or Parmesan garlic before they reach the basket. Calorie counts climb once the sauce goes on.

Dairy Queen Fries, Onion Rings and Cheese Curds

Cheese Curds are battered and fried until the middle pulls into strings. Onion Rings, fries and curds all step from a regular side up to a large one. A full basket of each sits above both. Portion is the only choice on this corner of the Dairy Queen menu, with a Kids size for fries.

Dairy Queen Salads, Pretzels and Dipping Sauces

Pretzel Sticks come out warm beside a cup of zesty queso for dipping. Crispy chicken strips sit over greens in the one salad the kitchen builds. Dips run from Buffalo and FlameThrower sauce through ranch, zesty queso, country gravy and the DQ Strip Dip.

Dairy Queen Cone Prices and Calories

A cone gets its curl from a machine that pulls soft serve straight into the wafer as the crew spins it. Dipping it in chocolate or cherry sets a shell that cracks under the first bite. That shell brings soy and wheat with it. Four sizes run from a Kids cone up to a Large.

Dairy Queen Sundae Prices

Sundaes arrive in a cup with the topping poured over rather than blended through. Hot Fudge, strawberry, chocolate and caramel are the four the counter keeps ready. Three sizes cover them all. Calories roughly double between a Small and a Large.

Dairy Queen Dilly Bars, Parfaits and Cupfections

Dilly Bars come chocolate, cherry or butterscotch from the freezer case. Buster Bar layers peanuts and fudge, and the Peanut Buster Parfait pours that same pairing into a tall cup. Cupfections and the Banana Split round out the freezer side of the Dairy Queen menu. Buster Bars, DQ Sandwiches and Non-Dairy Dilly Bars also come in six-packs.

Dairy Queen Shake and Malt Prices

Shakes blend soft serve with flavouring until they pour thick through a wide straw. Malt powder turns any of them into a malt without changing the figure. Seven flavours sit on the board and regulars build more by naming the syrups. Peanut Butter is the heaviest of them.

Dairy Queen MooLatte Prices

MooLatte blends coffee with soft serve and ice into something between a drink and a dessert. Mocha, Caramel and Vanilla make up the lineup. Participating locations pour it Small, Medium or Large beside the shakes, so the frozen coffee is not part of every Dairy Queen menu.

Dairy Queen Lemonade and Misty Prices

Lemonade comes two ways, as a DQ Lemonade Cooler and as a Sparkler poured with sparkling water over ice. Misty Slush is flavoured ice on its own, while Misty Freeze folds soft serve through it. Three sizes cover all four drinks.

Dairy Queen Smoothies and Julius Drinks

Orange Julius has outlived the mall counters it started on and still blends citrus with ice and a frothy base. Premium Fruit Smoothies come in strawberry banana, mango pineapple and tripleberry. Participating locations pour both drink families. Each one steps up through three sizes.

Dairy Queen Fountain Drink Prices

Fountain drinks pour over ice in Small, Medium and Large cups. Coca-Cola, Diet Coca-Cola, Sprite and Barq’s Root Beer Soda are the four taps behind the counter. Weekday afternoons bring a cut-price drink window at participating restaurants. Three sizes cover the whole Dairy Queen menu of soft drinks.

Dairy Queen Ice Cream Cake Prices

Ice cream cakes layer soft serve and fudge around a crunchy chocolate centre, then finish under a shell of icing. Blizzard Cakes carry the mix-ins across, so an OREO cake holds the cookie pieces the Blizzard does. Participating locations keep some ready-made in the freezer and take orders for a written message. Each calorie figure covers the whole cake rather than a slice.

Blizzard Cakes also come in three sizes: a 6″ Mini at $14.99, an 8″ Round at $27.99 and a 10″ Round at $35.99.

Dairy Queen Breakfast Menu Prices

Breakfast runs at participating locations that open early, and biscuits anchor it. Sausage gravy goes over split biscuits, and a burrito wraps chicken in that same gravy. The breakfast half of the Dairy Queen menu brings platters of French toast or hash browns alongside a full country spread.

Buttermilk Pancakes Platter joins the breakfast platters as a single serving at $6.94.

Dairy Queen Combo and Kids Meal Prices

Combos turn a Stackburger, a chicken strip sandwich, the fish sandwich or a hot dog into a meal with sides under one ticket. Stackburger combos follow the burger’s own single, double and triple sizes. Kids’ meals hold one figure whichever entree goes in. Calories hang on the side and the drink chosen, so a combo carries no single count.

Dairy Queen Hours

Doors open mid-morning at most restaurants rather than at breakfast time. Closing lands late evening, and weekend nights run later than weeknights. Franchise owners set the exact clock, so the Dairy Queen menu opens at slightly different hours from one town to the next. Restaurants that serve breakfast unlock earlier than the rest.

Dairy Queen Locations

Texas Dairy Queen restaurants outnumber those of any other state by a wide margin. The Midwest carries the next tier, with Ohio, Illinois, Minnesota and Indiana each above one hundred and ninety. Georgia and Kentucky give Dairy Queen a southern base that the coasts never matched.

What to Expect Inside a Dairy Queen

A DQ Grill and Chill has a dining room, a drive-thru and a full food counter. Smaller DQ Treat stores sell only the frozen side, often through a walk-up window. Which one you find depends on the town.

Order at the counter, then wait for a number rather than a name. Staff turn a Blizzard upside down before handing it across. Seating skews to booths and laminate, and the freezer case of Dilly Bars and Buster Bars sits within reach of the till.

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