Restaurant Menu Prices, Updated for 2026

Up-to-date menu prices for the biggest U.S. restaurant chains. Compare items, find deals and see what a meal really costs before you order.

70 restaurants
2,707 menu prices
13 categories
2026 pricing

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Chick-fil-A

Chick-fil-A is the highest-revenue-per-restaurant chain in the United States despite…

$$ 43 items from $1.85

The Cheesecake Factory

The Cheesecake Factory runs a 250-item menu, and prices cover a wide spread: Lunch…

$$$ 39 items from $4.50

Chipotle Mexican Grill

Chipotle prices almost everything off one number: the protein. A bowl, a burrito, tacos…

$$ 37 items from $3.05

Krispy Kreme

Krispy Kreme prices doughnuts by the dozen, and the dozen is where the value is: an…

$ 20 items from $2.19

Taco Bell

Taco Bell still owns the bottom of the fast-food price ladder: a Cheesy Bean and Rice…

$ 83 items from $1.00

Panera Bread

Panera Bread sits between fast food and casual dining: bakery-cafe pricing with table…

$$ 41 items from $3.19

Burger King

Burger King's pricing strategy in 2026 is coupon-led: the board prices below are close to…

$ 45 items from $1.79

Chili's Grill & Bar

Chili's spent 2024 and 2025 winning the casual-dining price war outright, and the weapon…

$$ 40 items from $3.79

Carl's Jr.

Carl's Jr. prices itself above McDonald's and Burger King, and the gap is deliberate: its…

$ 27 items from $1.49

Bojangles

Bojangles is a Southeastern chain built on Cajun-seasoned fried chicken…

$ 40 items from $1.99

Church's Texas Chicken

Church's is one of the oldest fried chicken chains in the country, founded across the…

$ 42 items from $1.29

Subway

Roughly 99% of American Subway restaurants are franchisee-owned, and each owner sets…

$ 38 items from $1.09

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How we track menu prices

Restaurant pricing in the United States is not centralised. Almost every large chain lets individual franchise owners set their own prices, which is why the same combo can cost two dollars more one town over. We collect prices from official chain menus, in-store menu boards and delivery platforms, then publish the figure that appears most often across markets.

Every page on Menu Price Book shows when it was last reviewed. We re-check high-traffic menus monthly and the rest of the catalogue quarterly. If you spot a price that no longer matches your local restaurant, tell us and we will verify it.

Use the figures here to plan and compare — a full family meal at one chain versus another, or whether the lunch menu is genuinely cheaper than dinner. For the exact amount you will be charged today, always confirm with your local restaurant.