McDonald’s Menu Prices USA 2026: Full Price List & Deals

Beef Burgers & Cheeseburgers

From the humble $4.39 Hamburger to the stacked Double Quarter Pounder with Cheese ($10.79), this is the backbone of the menu. McDonald’s switch to fresh, never-frozen beef for its Quarter Pounder line made a noticeable difference in juiciness and sear. If you want that classic onion-and-pickle bite, a standard $5.79 McDouble still offers great bang for your buck.

Item Name	Price (US$)	Calories
Big Mac®	$8.39	910 – 1150 Cal.
Quarter Pounder® with Cheese	$7.99	520 Cal.
Quarter Pounder® with Cheese Meal	$15.09	840 – 1080 Cal.
Double Quarter Pounder® with Cheese	$10.79	740 Cal.
Double Quarter Pounder® with Cheese Meal	$19.19	1230 – 1560 Cal.
Bacon Quarter Pounder® with Cheese	$11.49	630 Cal.
Bacon Quarter Pounder® with Cheese Meal	$17.99	950 – 1190 Cal.
Quarter Pounder® with Cheese Deluxe	$9.69	630 Cal.
Quarter Pounder® with Cheese Deluxe Meal	$16.49	950 – 1190 Cal.
Double Quarter Pounder® with Cheese Deluxe	$11.59	850 Cal.
Double Quarter Pounder® with Cheese Deluxe Meal	$19.49	1170 – 1470 Cal.
Double Bacon Quarter Pounder® with Cheese	$12.79	850 Cal.
Double Bacon Quarter Pounder® with Cheese Meal	$19.89	1220 – 1460 Cal.
Cheeseburger	$4.49	300 Cal.
2 Cheeseburger Meal	$15.39	920 – 1160 Cal.
Double Cheeseburger	$5.49	440 Cal.
Triple Cheeseburger	$7.39	530 Cal.
Hamburger	$4.39	250 Cal.
Double Hamburger	$5.99	340 Cal.
McDouble®	$5.79	390 Cal.
Bacon McDouble®	$6.89	460 Cal.

Chicken Sandwiches, Strips & McNuggets®

Whether you prefer crispy breaded chicken breast filets or bite-sized nuggets, the chicken menu covers every craving. The McCrispy ($7.69) brings solid crunch on a soft potato roll, while 4-Piece McCrispy Strips ($9.69) give you pure, dip-ready white meat. Pair them with your favorite sauce for an easy on-the-go meal.

Item Name	Price (US$)	Calories
Bacon Caesar McCrispy™	$12.49	750 Cal.
Bacon Caesar McCrispy™Meal	$18.99	1070 – 1370 Cal.
4 Piece McCrispy™ Strips	$9.69	460 Cal.
4 Piece McCrispy™ Strips Meal	$16.69	780 – 1080 Cal.
3 Piece McCrispy™ Strips	$8.39	350 Cal.
3 Piece McCrispy™ Strips Meal	$15.59	670 – 970 Cal.
McCrispy™	$7.69	470 Cal.
McCrispy™ Meal	$14.69	790 – 1030 Cal.
Deluxe McCrispy™	$9.19	530 Cal.
Deluxe McCrispy™ Meal	$16.09	850 – 1090 Cal.
Spicy McCrispy™	$8.19	530 Cal.
Spicy McCrispy™ Meal	$14.89	850 – 1090 Cal.
Deluxe Spicy McCrispy™	$9.69	530 Cal.
Deluxe Spicy McCrispy™ Meal	$16.19	860 – 1100 Cal.
Caesar Snack Wrap®	$4.29	390 Cal.
2 Caesar Snack Wrap® Meal	$14.49	1100 – 1400 Cal.

Filet-O-Fish® & Seafood Options

The Filet-O-Fish ($7.59) has a dedicated following for good reason. Between the steamed, cloud-soft bun, the flaky wild-caught Alaskan pollock patty, and that tangy tartar sauce, it hits differently than anything else on the warmer. You can also level up to the Double Filet-O-Fish ($9.49) if one patty never feels quite filling enough.

Item Name	Price (US$)	Calories
Filet-O-Fish®	$7.59	380 Cal.
Filet-O-Fish® Meal	$14.79	700 – 940 Cal.
Double Filet-O-Fish®	$9.49	530 Cal.
Double Filet-O-Fish® Meal	$16.19	850 – 1090 Cal.

High-Protein Picks & Snack Wraps

If you are watching macros or simply want solid protein without a massive carb coma, this section is your friend. The return of Snack Wraps ($4.29 each) gives you an easy 380–390 calorie protein hit in Caesar, Ranch, or Spicy flavors. Mixing two wraps with a side gives you a customizable lunch that keeps you full for hours.

Item Name	Price (US$)	Calories
Cheeseburger	$4.49	300 Cal.
2 Cheeseburger Meal	$15.39	920 – 1160 Cal.
Double Hamburger	$5.99	340 Cal.
McDouble®	$5.79	390 Cal.
3 Piece McCrispy™ Strips	$8.39	350 Cal.
3 Piece McCrispy™ Strips Meal	$15.59	670 – 970 Cal.
Caesar Snack Wrap®	$4.29	390 Cal.
2 Caesar Snack Wrap® Meal	$14.49	1100 – 1400 Cal.
Ranch Snack Wrap®	$4.29	390 Cal.
2 Ranch Snack Wrap® Meal	$14.49	1100 – 1400 Cal.
Spicy Snack Wrap®	$4.29	380 Cal.
2 Spicy Snack Wrap® Meal	$14.29	1080 – 1380 Cal.
6 pc. Chicken McNuggets®	$7.19	250 Cal.
10 pc. Chicken McNuggets®	$9.79	410 Cal.

Fries

Golden, salty, and shatteringly crisp right out of the fryer, McDonald’s fries set the standard for fast-food sides. A Medium French Fries ($5.49) delivers that signature fluffy potato center inside a crisp outer shell. Pro tip: eat them in the first ten minutes while they are screaming hot for the best flavor.

Item Name	Price (US$)	Calories
Medium French Fries	$5.49	320 Cal.

Happy Meal® Options for Kids

Happy Meals remain a parent’s best tool for quick, stress-free road trip stops. Priced between $6.59 for a Hamburger Happy Meal and $8.99 for the 6-Piece McNugget option, each box includes kid-sized fries, apple slices, a drink, and the latest featured toy.

Item Name	Price (US$)	Calories
6 pc. Chicken McNuggets® Happy Meal®	$8.99	430 – 530 Cal.
Hamburger Happy Meal®	$6.59	380 – 510 Cal.
4 pc. Chicken McNugget® Happy Meal®	$7.39	300 – 430 Cal.

Beverages, Smoothies & Soft Drinks

A crisp soda from the fountain machine just hits differently, especially a cold Diet Coke or Dr Pepper ($3.39 for a Medium). If soda is not your thing, you can cool off with Frozen Fanta ($5.99) or grab a real-fruit Strawberry Banana Smoothie ($6.29).

Item Name	Price (US$)	Calories
Medium Diet Coke®	$3.39	0 Cal.
Medium Coke®	$3.39	210 Cal.
Medium Sprite®	$3.39	200 Cal.
DASANI® Bottled Water	$3.78	0 Cal.
Medium Dr Pepper®	$3.39	200 Cal.
Medium Sweet Iced Tea	$3.99	130 Cal.
Medium Minute Maid® Orange Juice	$4.79	190 Cal.
Medium Frozen Coca-Cola®	$5.99	80 Cal.
Medium Hi-C® Orange	$3.39	230 Cal.
Medium Strawberry Banana Smoothie	$6.29	240 Cal.
Chocolate Milk	$1.99	130 Cal.
Medium Frozen Fanta® Blue Raspberry	$5.99	80 Cal.

Desserts, Sweets & McFlurry® Treats

No fast-food run is complete without a sweet finish. The classic baked Apple Pie ($2.69) delivers a spiced, cinnamon-apple filling inside a crisp crust, while an Oreo McFlurry ($6.89) blends creamy vanilla soft serve with crunchy cookie pieces. If you want a quick budget treat, a simple $0.99 vanilla cone is still one of the best bargains around.

Item Name	Price (US$)	Calories
3 Pack Of Cookies	$4.19	500 Cal.
Plain Sundae	$5.79	210 Cal.
Medium Vanilla Shake	$5.69	570 Cal.
Caramel Sundae	$6.59	330 Cal.
Medium Strawberry Shake	$5.69	600 Cal.
Medium Chocolate Shake	$5.69	650 Cal.
1 Cookie	$2.39	170 Cal.
13 Cookie Tote	$7.99	2160 Cal.
Apple Pie	$2.69	230 Cal.
Blueberry & Creme Pie	$2.99	260 Cal.
M&M® McFlurry®	$6.89	570 Cal.
OREO® McFlurry®	$6.89	410 Cal.

McCafé® Coffees, Frappés & Lattes

For your morning commute or an afternoon caffeine jolt, McCafé offers hot drip coffee starting at $3.49 alongside blended Mocha Frappés ($6.19) and Iced Vanilla Lattes ($4.79). They brew fast, cost noticeably less than third-wave coffee shops, and get the job done when you need a boost.

Item Name	Price (US$)	Calories
Medium Caramel Frappé	$6.19	490 Cal.
Medium Iced Coffee	$4.49	190 Cal.
Medium Premium Roast Coffee	$3.49	10 Cal.
Medium Iced Vanilla Coffee	$4.49	200 Cal.
Medium Mocha Frappé	$6.19	490 Cal.
Medium Iced Caramel Coffee	$4.49	200 Cal.
Medium Latte	$5.19	190 Cal.
Medium Premium Hot Chocolate	$5.19	440 Cal.
Medium Iced Vanilla Latte	$4.79	110 Cal.
Medium Iced Caramel Latte	$4.79	220 Cal.
Medium Iced Latte	$4.79	120 Cal.
Medium Vanilla Cappuccino	$5.49	260 Cal.
Medium Hot Tea	$2.39	10 Cal.
Medium Americano	$4.59	140 Cal.
Medium Iced Caramel Macchiato	$4.69	240 Cal.
Medium Vanilla Latte	$5.19	320 Cal.
Medium Mocha	$4.69	370 Cal.
Medium Iced Mocha	$5.19	160 Cal.
Medium Cappuccino	$5.49	160 Cal.

Shareable Packs & Family Meals

Feeding a family or hosting game night gets expensive quickly if you order solo items. Bundles like the 20 pc. McNuggets & 2 Medium Fries ($22.49) or the massive Classic Big Mac Pack ($37.39) cut down the total bill while making sure everyone gets their fill of burgers, nuggets, and fries.

Item Name	Price (US$)	Calories
2 Large Fries	$11.09	960 Cal.
20 pc. Chicken McNuggets® & 2 Medium Fries	$22.49	1700 Cal.
Classic Big Mac® Pack	$37.39	2630 Cal.
Combo Pack	$43.29	4220 Cal.
13 Cookie Tote	$7.99	2160 Cal.
40 pc. Chicken McNuggets® & 2 Large Fries	$40.39	2610 Cal.
40 pc. Chicken McNuggets®	$25.99	1650 Cal.
Classic Big Mac® Pack with Apple Pie	$47.89	3090 Cal.
New York Jets Pack	$21.49	2070 Cal.

Dipping Sauces & Condiments

Great nuggets and fries need great sauces. Extra sauce cups cost just $0.30 each, covering fan favorites like Tangy BBQ, Sweet ‘N Sour, Creamy Ranch, Honey Mustard, and Spicy Buffalo. Standard table packets like ketchup, napkins, and straws are always free.

Item Name	Price (US$)	Calories
Sweet N Sour Dipping Sauce	$0.30	50 Cal.
Ketchup Packet	$0.00	10 Cal.
Tangy BBQ Dipping Sauce	$0.30	45 Cal.
Creamy Ranch Sauce	$0.30	110 Cal.
Honey Mustard	$0.30	60 Cal.
Spicy Buffalo	$0.30	30 Cal.
Lite Mayo Packet	$0.23	40 Cal.
Straw	$0.00	–
Napkin	$0.00	–
Hot Picante Salsa	$0.23	0 Cal.
Salt Packet	$0.00	0 Cal.
Butter	$0.23	35 Cal.
Honey Packet	$0.35	50 Cal.
2pc Cutlery	$0.00	–
Sugar Packet	$0.00	15 Cal.
Grape Jam	$0.23	40 Cal.
Coffee Stirrer	$0.00	–

A La Carte Sides & Add-ons

Need an extra burger patty, an extra snack wrap on the side, or an individual sandwich without the full combo? The a la carte section lets you build your own custom meal. You can grab a solo Big Mac ($8.39), add a Caesar Snack Wrap ($4.29), or mix and match exactly what you want.

Item Name	Price (US$)	Calories
Straw	$0.00	–
Coffee Stirrer	$0.00	–
Big Mac®	$8.39	580 Cal.
Quarter Pounder® with Cheese	$7.99	520 Cal.
Double Quarter Pounder® with Cheese	$10.79	740 Cal.
Bacon Quarter Pounder® with Cheese	$11.49	630 Cal.
Double Bacon Quarter Pounder® with Cheese	$12.79	850 Cal.
Quarter Pounder® with Cheese Deluxe	$9.69	630 Cal.
Double Quarter Pounder® with Cheese Deluxe	$11.59	850 Cal.
Cheeseburger	$4.49	300 Cal.
Bacon CaesarMcCrispy™	$12.49	750 Cal.
Caesar Snack Wrap®	$4.29	390 Cal.
Ranch Snack Wrap®	$4.29	390 Cal.
Spicy Snack Wrap®	$4.29	380 Cal.
4 Piece McCrispy™ Strips	$9.69	460 Cal.
3 Piece McCrispy™ Strips	$8.39	350 Cal.
10 pc. Chicken McNuggets®	$9.79	410 Cal.
McCrispy™	$7.69	470 Cal.
Deluxe McCrispy™	$9.19	530 Cal.
Spicy McCrispy™	$8.19	530 Cal.
Deluxe Spicy McCrispy™	$9.69	530 Cal.
Filet-O-Fish®	$7.59	380 Cal.
Double Filet-O-Fish®	$9.49	530 Cal.

The Ultimate McDonald’s Must Try List for 2026

Double Quarter Pounder® with Cheese – $10.79

This is the burger I order when I actually want to taste the beef. The two fresh, never frozen beef patties arrive juicy and glistening, with a little char around the edges, while melted American cheese, tart pickles, and onions cut through the richness. It is bigger and more satisfying than most drive thru classics, which is why it earns my top spot.

Big Mac® – $15.39 Meal

The Big Mac is an American fast food classic for a reason. Those smaller beef patties work surprisingly well with creamy, slightly sweet Mac Sauce, crisp toppings, pickles, and the soft triple decker bun. I would pick it when I want the full Golden Arches experience rather than simply the most beef.

McDouble – $5.79

For the money, this is one of the smartest fast food favorites on the menu. You get two beef patties with plenty of ketchup, mustard, pickles, onions, and melted cheese, giving it more beef flavor than its price might suggest. At $5.79, I would choose it over a pricier burger when I want a quick, filling lunch.

Egg McMuffin – About $4 to $5

The Egg McMuffin still feels like one of McDonald’s most carefully put together breakfast items. The freshly cracked egg has a tender, almost custardy texture, while Canadian bacon, melted cheese, salted butter, and the toasted English muffin bring plenty of savory flavor. I like it most in the morning when the muffin is warm and the cheese is still soft.

Sausage, Egg & Cheese McGriddles – About $4 to $5

This one goes straight for the sweet and savory combination. The fluffy pancake style buns carry a maple sweetness, while the seasoned sausage, soft egg, and bright American cheese bring salt and richness. It is not a subtle breakfast, but that is exactly why I reach for it when I want something indulgent.

10 pc. Chicken McNuggets – $9.79

McNuggets are hard to beat when I want something easy to share or dip. The exterior has that light, crisp batter, while the chicken inside stays tender, and the nuggets remain surprisingly enjoyable even after they cool down. The dipability is excellent, making these a stronger pick than many ordinary fast food chicken bites.

Medium French Fries – $5.49

Fresh McDonald’s fries are a different animal. For the first few minutes, they have a crisp, delicate exterior with a fluffy center that almost melts like mashed potatoes, plus that familiar perfectly seasoned saltiness. I always eat these quickly because the texture drops once they sit around, but when they are fresh, they are one of the ultimate comfort food sides.

Hash Brown – About $2 to $3

A hot McDonald’s hash brown has an almost addictive contrast between its golden, crispy shell and soft potato center. There is a subtle allium flavor underneath the salt and crunch that keeps it from tasting flat. I would order one alongside breakfast rather than save it for later because this is another item that is best straight from the kitchen.

Filet O Fish® – $7.59

The Filet O Fish is the sleeper pick on this list. Its whole chunk of Alaskan pollock has a flaky texture, while the steamed bun feels pillowy soft against the crisp fish coating, tangy tartar sauce, and half slice of American cheese. It is a completely different experience from McDonald’s burgers, which makes it worth trying if you usually stick to beef.

Apple Pie – $2.69

McDonald’s Apple Pie gets my vote for one simple reason: it is baked rather than fried. The crust turns wonderfully crisp and flaky, with a shortbread like texture surrounding jammy real apple filling, cinnamon, and just enough acidity to keep the sweetness balanced. At $2.69, it is an easy add on after a value meal.

Vanilla Cone – $0.99

At ninety nine cents, the Vanilla Cone is almost impossible to complain about. The flavor is simple and milky rather than intensely rich, but the portion is just right when I want a small cold treat after a burger and fries. It is one of those old school McDonald’s menu hacks that still makes sense when you want dessert without spending much.

McDonald’s Location in USA

Use the official store locator to quickly find a nearby McDonald’s, or check out the key stats on their massive operations across the United States below

States & Territories Without a Location

Currently, there are two US territories that do not have a McDonald’s restaurant:

• U.S. Virgin Islands
• American Samoa

Top 10 States by Number of Locations

California and Texas dominate the McDonald’s footprint, collectively holding over 2,300 restaurants.

California: 1,221 Locations

Texas: 1,165 Locations

Florida: 870 Locations

Illinois: 641 Locations

Ohio: 611 Locations

New York: 573 Locations

Michigan: 524 Locations

Pennsylvania: 473 Locations

North Carolina: 469 Locations

Georgia: 445 Locations

Official McDonald’s Resources & Social Media

If you need to find the closest drive-thru, download the app for exclusive daily deals, or just follow along for new menu announcements, here is where you can find them online.

• Official Website
• Restaurant Locator
• McDonald’s iOS App
• McDonald’s Android App
• Facebook
• X (Twitter)
• Instagram
• YouTube

McDonald’s Hours and Breakfast Times

• Breakfast starts early: Most McDonald’s locations begin serving breakfast around 4:00 AM or 5:00 AM, although opening times vary by restaurant.
• Weekday breakfast: McDonald’s breakfast hours generally end at 10:30 AM Monday through Friday.
• Weekend breakfast: On Saturdays and Sundays, breakfast usually runs until 10:59 AM.
• Lunch and dinner: The regular menu typically starts at 10:30 AM on weekdays and 11:00 AM on weekends, continuing into late evening or overnight at selected locations.
• The cutoff is real: The kitchen has to switch from breakfast preparation to the regular menu, so arriving at 10:29 AM does not guarantee that a breakfast order can still be made.
• 24 hour locations: Some restaurants keep the drive thru open overnight while the dining room closes, often around 10:00 PM, depending on security and staffing.

What’s in McDonald’s Food?

• Standard beef patties: Big Macs and McDoubles use 100% pure seasoned beef with no fillers.
• Fresh beef Quarter Pounder: The Quarter Pounder lineup uses fresh, never frozen beef, cooked when ordered.
• Freshly cracked eggs: The round egg used in an Egg McMuffin is cracked fresh onto the grill inside a circular ring.
• Scrambled and folded eggs: Scrambled eggs and folded eggs used in biscuits are made with liquid egg mixtures.
• Whole muscle chicken: McCrispy filets use white meat chicken, while Chicken McNuggets feature white meat chicken with their familiar tempura style coating.
• McCafé coffee: McDonald’s uses 100% Arabica beans, sourced through Rainforest Alliance Certified farms.
• The old Dollar Menu is gone: Modern McDonald’s value pricing relies on localized prices, McValue platform deals, and digital coupons, rather than a fixed $1 menu.

McDonald’s History and U.S. Growth

• 1955: The Foundation: Ray Kroc opens the Des Plaines, Illinois franchise, helping establish the standardized McDonald’s model.
• 1979: Family Dining Redefined: The Happy Meal launches, making children’s dining a much bigger part of the McDonald’s experience.
• 1983: The Chicken Shift: Chicken McNuggets roll out nationwide, helping make dipping sauces a regular fast food habit.
• 2000s to 2010s: The Espresso Pivot: McCafé expands across the country, bringing affordable espresso drinks into thousands of McDonald’s restaurants.
• 2026: Modern Scale and New Platforms: McValue, larger premium burger builds such as the Big Arch, and the return of Snack Wraps reflect McDonald’s current focus on value, variety, and digital ordering.

McDonald’s USA by the Numbers

• 13,500+: Active McDonald’s locations across the United States and its territories.
• 90%+: Restaurants operated by independent local franchisees, which helps explain why McDonald’s menu prices vary between cities.
• 4:00 AM to 10:30/11:00 AM: The typical breakfast service window, depending on the location and day.
• California: More than 1,200 restaurants, giving the state one of the largest McDonald’s footprints in the country.
• Texas: More than 1,100 locations, making it another major state for McDonald’s USA.

McDonald’s FAQs: Prices, Menu, and Hours

What time does McDonald’s stop serving breakfast?

10:30 AM on the dot for most weekdays. On Saturdays and Sundays, many locations extend breakfast until 10:59 AM. It is not an all day menu, so I would check your local restaurant before making an early morning trip.

Why are McDonald’s prices different from one location to another?

That depends heavily on the location. Most U.S. restaurants are independently operated franchises, and local taxes, wages, rent, and operating costs all affect menu pricing. A difference of $1 to $2 between two cities is fairly normal.

How much does an average McDonald’s combo meal cost?

Expect roughly $6 to $15 for a combo in 2026. Smaller burgers tend to sit toward the lower end, while larger sandwiches and higher cost markets can push the total considerably higher.

What is the McValue menu in 2026?

The old flat dollar menu has largely given way to McValue, which combines lower priced items with app based offers and meal deals. Depending on the restaurant, you may find $5 or $6 meal deals alongside individual items priced under $3.

Does McDonald’s use real beef?

It does. Quarter Pounders use fresh, never frozen beef, while standard burgers such as the Big Mac and McDouble use 100% pure beef with no fillers. Seasoning is added during cooking.

Are McDonald’s French fries vegan in the USA?

This one catches people out. U.S. McDonald’s fries are not considered vegan because their natural beef flavor contains milk derivatives and other ingredients that make them unsuitable for a strict vegan diet.

Can I customize my McDonald’s order?

Absolutely, and the app makes it particularly easy. You can remove sauces, change toppings, adjust ingredients, and customize certain sandwiches before paying. Kiosks offer similar controls at participating restaurants.

Does McDonald’s offer a senior discount?

There is no single nationwide senior discount. Individual franchises decide, but some offer discounts to customers around 55 and older, usually on coffee, soft drinks, or other beverages.

Does McDonald’s have gluten free food?

There is no certified gluten free McDonald’s menu in the U.S. Some individual ingredients may not contain gluten, but shared preparation areas create a real risk of cross contamination.

What comes in a McDonald’s Happy Meal?

A typical Happy Meal includes one main item, a kid sized fry, apple slices, a drink, and a toy. Exact choices can vary by restaurant and current promotion.

Where can I check the exact McDonald’s price near me?

The McDonald’s app is your best bet for current local pricing. Enter your preferred restaurant first, then browse the menu before ordering because advertised prices can differ from what another location charges.

Before You Hit the Drive Thru

McDonald’s prices can shift more than you’d expect. A combo in Houston may not match the price you see at a location in California, thanks to local taxes, rent, and operating costs. That’s why the prices in this guide work best as a realistic reference, not a guaranteed checkout total.

With thousands of restaurants across the U.S., there’s plenty to try wherever you are. If you’re ordering something familiar, I’d start with the fresh beef Double Quarter Pounder. Craving something lighter after your meal? The crisp Apple Pie is still an easy pick.

Before placing your order, check your nearest restaurant in the official McDonald’s app or use the store locator. You’ll see the current local menu, available deals, and the exact price you’ll pay. That extra minute can save you from an unexpected total at the drive-thru.