Shake Shack Menu with Prices and Calories

Shake Shack menu

The Shake Shack menu runs seven sections, from burgers and chicken through flat-top dogs, fries, shakes and a short drinks list. Lettuce wraps and gluten-free builds round out the board.

Prices below come from the chain’s delivery-menu listings, and calories come from Shake Shack’s own nutrition guide. Each figure is matched item by item, never averaged or estimated.

The short answer

Shake Shack prices burgers from $8.79 for a Hamburger up to $15.79 for a Shack Stack. Calories run from 320 for a Grilled Cheese up to 900 for The Big Shack. Chicken, hot dogs, fries and seven shakes round out the rest of the board.

At a glance

$9.49

ShackBurger

600

SmokeShack calories

$8.79

Hamburger

900

The Big Shack calories

$5.99

Fries

460

US Shacks

Shake Shack menu prices and calories
Burgers, chicken, flat-top dogs, fries, shakes and drinks, with prices and calories.

Shake Shack Menu Prices and Calories

Seven sections make up the Shake Shack menu below, running from burgers through drinks. Burgers and chicken lead the board, followed by flat-top dogs, fries and sides, and a shake-and-custard list built around a vanilla base. Lettuce wraps and gluten-free builds swap the bun on several core items rather than changing the patty underneath.

Shake Shack Burgers

The Big Shack tops the burger list at 900 calories, stacking a double patty with bacon and cheese onto two ShackBurger patties. Hamburger runs lightest of the fifteen, at 370 calories and $8.79, and a few builds get customized further into off-menu requests.

ItemCaloriesPrice
ShackBurger500$9.49
Bacon Cheeseburger530$11.29
Double ShackBurger760$12.39
Cheeseburger440$9.49
West Coast Burger620$11.79
SmokeShack600$11.29
Hamburger370$8.79
The Big Shack900$15.09
‘Shroom Burger510$11.99
Grilled Cheese320$6.29
BLT500$7.49
Shack Stack770$15.79
Double Bacon Cheeseburger790$14.49
Veggie Shack630$11.29
Avocado Bacon Burger670$12.59

Shake Shack Chicken

Avocado Bacon Chicken carries the most calories of the three, at 670, built around a buttermilk-breaded chicken breast. Chicken Shack and the West Coast Chicken Sandwich both price under $12. Avocado Bacon Chicken runs highest, at $13.89.

ItemCaloriesPrice
Chicken Shack550$10.09
Avocado Bacon Chicken670$13.89
West Coast Chicken Sandwich570$11.29

Shake Shack Flat-Top Dogs

Bacon Cheese Dog runs richest of the four, at 540 calories, topped with bacon and melted cheese. Hot Dog, the plain version, prices lowest at $5.69. Crispy Onion Cheese Dog and Cheese Dog fill the middle of the list.

ItemCaloriesPrice
Hot Dog350$5.69
Crispy Onion Cheese Dog560$8.19
Cheese Dog450$6.99
Bacon Cheese Dog540$9.49

Shake Shack Fries & Sides

West Coast Loaded Fries carries the most calories of the eight, at 880, just ahead of two ranch-topped fries tied at 850. Fries alone runs lightest, at 470 calories and $5.99. Mac & Cheese prices between the two, at $6.99.

ItemCaloriesPrice
Fries470$5.99
Onion Rings570$6.69
Cheese Fries710$7.29
Bacon Cheese Fries850$8.59
Mac & Cheese550$6.99
Spicy Fries with Ranch610$6.29
Spicy Cheese Fries with Ranch850$6.99
West Coast Loaded Fries880$8.19

Shake Shack Shakes & Frozen Custard

OREO Cookies and Cream Shake tops the list at 850 calories, ahead of Black & White Shake at 770. Vanilla Shake runs lightest, at 680 calories, and every shake in the section prices at $7.49 flat.

ItemCaloriesPrice
OREO® Cookies and Cream Shake850$7.49
Chocolate Shake750$7.49
Strawberry Shake690$7.49
Vanilla & Chocolate Shake720$7.49
Vanilla Shake680$7.49
Coffee Shake700$7.49
Black & White Shake770$7.49

Shake Shack Lettuce Wraps & Gluten-Free

ShackBurger Lettuce Wrap carries the fewest calories of the six, at 330, wrapping a single patty in lettuce instead of a bun. Veggie Shack Lettuce Wrap tops the group at 460 calories. Gluten-Free ShackBurger swaps the bun rather than dropping it, at 480 calories and $10.69.

ItemCaloriesPrice
Avocado Bacon Burger Lettuce Wrap430$12.59
SmokeShack® Lettuce Wrap430$11.29
Veggie Shack™ Lettuce Wrap460$11.29
ShackBurger® Lettuce Wrap330$9.49
Gluten-Free ShackBurger®480$10.69
Chicken Shack™ Lettuce Wrap420$10.09

Shake Shack Drinks

Organic Apple Juice Drink carries the only calories among the three items on this stretch of the Shake Shack menu, at 40. Both Shack2O waters, sparkling and still, run calorie-free at $4.39 each.

ItemCaloriesPrice
Organic Apple Juice Drink40$4.39
Sparkling Shack2O Water0$4.39
Shack2O Water0$4.39

Shake Shack Hours

Most Shake Shack locations open at 11:00 AM and stay open until 11:00 PM, seven days a week. Airport, stadium and transit-hub locations often follow the venue’s own schedule instead of that standard clock. Holiday hours shift at individual stores too, since each Shack sets its own calendar.

DayTypical hours
Monday11:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Tuesday11:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Wednesday11:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Thursday11:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Friday11:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Saturday11:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Sunday11:00 AM – 11:00 PM

Shake Shack Locations

Shake Shack operates roughly 460 Shacks across 35 states and Washington, D.C., with licensed and international Shacks pushing the wider system past 710. Traditional Shacks make up the bulk of that footprint, each with a full menu and dine-in seating. Airport and stadium locations often carry a shorter, venue-specific menu instead. A dedicated Innovation Kitchen in New York City tests new items before they reach the wider Shake Shack chain.

FormatWhat it means
Traditional ShacksFull-menu, dine-in locations that make up most of Shake Shack’s roughly 460 US Shacks across 35 states and Washington, D.C.
Airport & stadium locationsLicensed locations inside high-traffic venues, often carrying a shorter menu
International ShacksLicensed locations operating outside the United States, part of a system topping 710 Shacks worldwide
Innovation KitchenA dedicated New York City test kitchen where new items are trialed before wider rollout

Shake Shack Rewards

MyShack Rewards requires no fee to join and tracks points against every dollar spent on the Shake Shack menu, in the app or online. Members redeem those points for free food over time, and the app surfaces offers tied to a member’s own order history. A free shake lands on file during a member’s birthday month. Small and large fountain sodas price at $1 each for anyone enrolled.

Tier or actionWhat you get
Join MyShack RewardsFree enrollment; earns points toward future food rewards for every dollar spent
Order in the Shack AppAccess to app-exclusive offers tied to a member’s order history
Birthday on fileA free shake during your birthday month
Small or large fountain soda$1 for enrolled Rewards members

What to Expect Inside a Shake Shack

Every Shake Shack keeps an open kitchen, letting the line watch burgers and hot dogs cook to order. Crinkle-cut fries come from a dedicated fryer, and shakes get hand-spun to order rather than pre-batched. A crew member calls out toppings as each order gets built, matching the allergen guide Shake Shack publishes separately. Frozen custard machines run behind the counter, visible from the ordering line the same way the grill is.

Shake Shack Menu FAQs

ShackBurger runs $9.49, with a Double ShackBurger priced at $12.39 for two patties instead of one.

Yes, at select locations such as airports and transit hubs, with sandwiches like the Wake up Shack and Bacon Egg and Cheese Sandwich on the board.

Grilled Cheese prices lowest on the burger board at $6.29, just under the Hot Dog at $5.69 in the flat-top dog section.

Calories run from 680 in a Vanilla Shake up to 850 in the OREO Cookies and Cream Shake, with every shake in the section priced at $7.49.

Yes, a Gluten-Free ShackBurger swaps in a different bun, and several burgers come as a Lettuce Wrap instead of on a potato bun.

Most Shake Shack locations open at 11:00 AM and close at 11:00 PM, seven days a week, though airport and stadium locations often follow the venue’s own schedule.

Yes, MyShack Rewards is free to join and earns points toward food rewards for every dollar spent in the app or online.

About the author

Sophia W. Steadham writes MenuQuill. She is a food blogger and restaurant review expert who has spent years eating her way through American chain menus, from small-town drive-thrus to national roll-outs.