What do the main menu items cost?
Restaurant prices shown are third-party reported 2026 planning ranges, not a live quote or an official national price list. ThePricer published these ranges on September 5, 2026. Local menu-board prices, tax and customizations can change the total.
| Item | Reported range (USD) | Serving note |
|---|---|---|
| Double-Double | $5.45–$6.35 | Single item, before tax |
| Cheeseburger | $3.75–$4.85 | Single item, before tax |
| Hamburger | $3.20–$4.35 | Single item, before tax |
| French Fries | $2.45–$2.60 | Single item, before tax |
| Vanilla Shake | $3.05–$3.45 | Single item, before tax |
| Fountain Drinks | About $2–$2.50 | Single item, before tax |
| Coffee | $1.65–$1.85 | Single item, before tax |
How much does a combo cost?
A numbered combo combines a burger, fries and a drink. The burger identifies the number: #1 is a Double-Double, #2 a Cheeseburger and #3 a Hamburger. A drink upgrade changes the total.
ThePricer reports a Double-Double combo around $10–$11.50+, a Cheeseburger combo around $8.50–$10 and a Hamburger combo around $7.50–$9.50 before tax. Treat these as reported ranges, not a promise that every store falls inside them.
For the ingredients behind each number, compare the three combo meals.
Calculate a meal using your local prices
Enter the amounts on your restaurant’s menu board. The calculator adds your burger, fries and drink, multiplies by the meal quantity, and applies the tax rate you enter. It does not retrieve prices or tax rates.
Why one advertised price can be misleading
A price is useful only with a location, date and item configuration. A single burger is different from a combo; a standard soft drink is different from a shake upgrade; a pretax amount is different from a receipt total. These distinctions matter more than a headline claiming a national price.
Catering has its own published prices. Read the Cookout Truck menu before comparing a catering burger with a restaurant burger.