What Are The Five Guys Menu Prices?

Updated on September 1, 2026 | Written by Alec Pow
This article was researched using 9 sources. See our methodology and corrections policy.

Five Guys menu prices currently run about $9 to $17 for burgers and hot dogs, $7 to $11 for fries, and around $8 for a milkshake in current U.S. delivery-menu examples. A regular cheeseburger, regular fries, and a drink can approach $29 before tax, delivery fees, or tip, while choosing Little sizes can bring a similar à-la-carte order closer to $23.

There is no single national Five Guys price list. Prices change by restaurant, city, ordering channel, and promotion. Current delivery examples include a $14.99 Cheeseburger, $16.91 Bacon Cheeseburger, $11.27 Little Cheeseburger, $8.99 Regular Fries, and $8.39 Milkshake. Pickup or in-store prices can be lower than the delivery examples shown here.

Five Guys also differs from many burger chains because its standard Hamburger and Cheeseburger use two beef patties, while the “Little” burgers use one. Most toppings are included at no added charge, fries come in unusually generous portions, and the company is testing meal bundles at selected restaurants rather than offering one nationwide combo menu.

Article Highlights

• Current regular burgers commonly cost about $13 to $17 (at $30 per hour, earning that amount would take about 26 to 34 minutes, before taxes) in the delivery-menu examples we checked.
• Little burgers commonly cost about $9.50 to $13.20.
• Fries currently run about $6.95 to $10.91 across Little, Regular, and Large sizes in one current market.
• A cheeseburger, regular fries, and bottled drink can total about $28.65 before tax and delivery fees.
• Choosing a Little Cheeseburger and Little Fries in our comparison lowers that food-and-drink total to about $22.89.
• Five Guys still lets customers add its standard burger toppings without an added topping charge.
• Classic Combo and Make It a Meal bundles are being tested at participating restaurants rather than offered nationwide.

Current Five Guys Menu Prices

Menu item	Current price example	Price context
Hamburger	$13.19-$13.26 (about 26 to 27 minutes at $30 per hour)	Current Ashburn/Baltimore delivery examples
Cheeseburger	$14.52-$14.99	Current delivery examples
Bacon Cheeseburger	$15.96-$16.91	Current delivery examples
Little Hamburger	$9.47	Current Ashburn delivery example
Little Cheeseburger	$11.10-$11.27	Current delivery examples
Little Bacon Cheeseburger	$12.72-$13.19	Current delivery examples
Hot Dog	$9.47	Current Ashburn delivery example
Grilled Cheese	$8.15	Current Ashburn delivery example
Patty Melt	$11.27	Current Ashburn delivery example
Little Fries	$6.95	Current Ashburn delivery example
Regular Fries	$8.99	Current Ashburn/Baltimore delivery example
Large Fries	$10.91	Current Ashburn delivery example
Milkshake	$7.86-$8.39	Current Baltimore delivery examples

These are current examples, not guaranteed national prices. A Baltimore delivery menu currently lists a Cheeseburger at $14.99, Bacon Cheeseburger at $16.91, Little Cheeseburger at $11.27, Regular Fries at $8.99, and a Milkshake at $8.39.

A current Ashburn delivery menu has many of the same prices, including a $13.19 Hamburger, $14.99 Cheeseburger, $16.91 Bacon Cheeseburger, and $10.91 Large Fries. Delivery platforms warn that delivery and pickup pricing can differ, so check the selected restaurant before treating any figure as your checkout price.

What a Meal Really Costs

Five Guys historically sells burgers, fries, and drinks à la carte at most locations. That makes the entrée price a poor estimate of what someone actually spends on lunch or dinner.

Using current menu examples, a Cheeseburger at $14.99 (about 30 minutes at $30 per hour) plus Regular Fries at $8.99 equals $23.98. Add a $4.67 Coke bottle from a current Ashburn menu and the order reaches $28.65 before sales tax, delivery fees, service fees, or tip.

Add a current $8.39 milkshake instead of the bottled drink and the same burger-and-fries order becomes $32.37.

For two people ordering their own Cheeseburger and Regular Fries, the food alone is:

2 × $14.99 + 2 × $8.99 = $47.96

Add two $8.39 milkshakes and the total reaches $64.74 before tax.

Worked example: suppose two people each want a Cheeseburger but agree to share one Large Fries at $10.91. Their food total becomes $14.99 + $14.99 + $10.91 = $40.89. Buying two Regular Fries instead would cost $47.96. Sharing the Large Fries saves $7.07, or about 14.7% of the original two-person food bill.

Little vs. Regular Burger Value

“Little” at Five Guys mainly refers to the number of burger patties, not a miniature fast-food slider. The official Five Guys burger menu describes the Little Hamburger as one fresh patty, while a regular burger uses multiple patties.

Five Guys provides more detail in its current menu information: each hand-formed patty weighs about 3.6 ounces, and the regular two-patty burger contains just over 7 ounces of beef.

At the current Ashburn example, a Little Cheeseburger costs $11.27 and a regular Cheeseburger costs $14.99. The price difference is only $3.72.

For that extra $3.72, the burger gains roughly another 3.6-ounce patty, along with the regular cheeseburger configuration. Looking only at the extra beef, the incremental menu cost works out to about $1.03 per additional ounce of beef.

For someone who does not need the second patty, however, the Little version cuts $3.72 from the order, a saving of about 24.8% compared with the $14.99 regular Cheeseburger.

Build a smaller meal with a $11.27 Little Cheeseburger, $6.95 Little Fries, and the same $4.67 bottled drink and the total is $22.89. Compared with our $28.65 regular Cheeseburger meal example, that saves $5.76, or about 20.1%.

Combo Tests

Five Guys has historically been known for à-la-carte pricing, but the company is testing two different combo approaches in selected U.S. restaurants.

The Classic Combo test launched with a price of $12.99 and includes a Little Burger or Little Cheeseburger, Little Fries or Little Cajun Fries, and a 16-ounce drink. Five Guys initially tested the bundle in 177 restaurants.

That launch price becomes interesting beside current à-la-carte examples. The $11.27 Little Cheeseburger plus $6.95 Little Fries in the current Ashburn delivery example already total $18.22 before adding a drink. The old $12.99 Classic Combo launch price was $5.23 lower than those two items alone.

This is not a guaranteed $5.23 saving at your restaurant. It compares different locations and ordering channels, and Five Guys now says combo prices vary by participating store. It does show why an available combo deserves checking before ordering the same components à la carte.

Five Guys has also tested Make It a Meal, which originally added a Little Fry and regular drink to a burger, hot dog, or sandwich for $5 at test restaurants.

For perspective, the current Ashburn delivery example prices a Little Fry alone at $6.95. A participating store offering fries plus a drink for a $5 add-on can therefore be materially cheaper than building the meal from ordinary à-la-carte delivery prices.

Free Toppings and Fries

Customization remains one place where the sticker price does not climb with every choice. Five Guys says customers can choose from 15 free toppings, creating hundreds of thousands of possible combinations. Its current menu and pricing FAQ also confirms that the chain is still testing combos rather than offering them at every location.

That means grilled onions, grilled mushrooms, jalapeños, lettuce, tomato, pickles, sauces, and other standard toppings can turn the same $14.99 cheeseburger into very different orders without adding a dollar for each topping.

Five Guys fries also make per-person math unusual. The company says adding an extra scoop of fries to the bag has been a tradition since 1986 and even suggests that fry portions can be shared.

If two people would otherwise buy two $6.95 Little Fries, they spend $13.90. One $10.91 Large Fries costs $2.99 less, a saving of about 21.5%, if the large portion is enough for both diners.

The fries are freshly cut and cooked twice in refined peanut oil. Five Guys explains its preparation process in its fries and extra-scoop explanation.

Location and Ordering Channel

The table above should be used for planning rather than as a promise about the restaurant nearest you. Franchise economics, local wages, rent, ingredient costs, and market conditions can affect restaurant prices.

Ordering channel matters too. DoorDash explicitly notes on current Five Guys menus that delivery and pickup prices can differ. A delivery order can then add a service fee, delivery fee, tax, and driver tip after the food subtotal.

Suppose the food subtotal is our $28.65 Cheeseburger meal example. If a delivery platform later adds a hypothetical $3.99 delivery charge and $3.00 service fee, the order reaches $35.64 before tax and tip. Those fee amounts are only an illustration because actual checkout charges depend on the platform, restaurant, membership, order size, and address.

For the cleanest comparison, select the same Five Guys restaurant and compare in-store or pickup pricing against delivery before ordering.

Five Guys Menu Today

Burgers, hot dogs, fries, sandwiches, and shakes remain the menu core, but the current lineup has changed since older Five Guys price lists were published.

The Patty Melt is now an official item rather than only an unofficial menu hack. Five Guys says it is available everywhere and describes it as a burger patty placed between American-style cheese on an inside-out grilled bun. The current sandwich menu also includes burger bowls and lettuce wraps, while egg sandwiches are available at selected restaurants.

Current milkshakes come in one 16-ounce size, and customers can combine available mix-ins without paying separately for each mix-in. Five Guys does not currently offer a standard children’s menu, although the company points families toward one-patty Little burgers, hot dogs, and grilled cheese.

The company itself has grown considerably since older versions of this article. Five Guys opened in Arlington, Virginia, in 1986. Its official company history traces the business from the Murrell family’s original Washington-area restaurants through franchising and international expansion.

Five Guys now says it has nearly 2,000 locations in 30 countries, far above the approximately 1,670-store figure in older menu guides.

What We Verified

• Checked: current Baltimore and Ashburn delivery menus show regular cheeseburgers around $14.50 to $14.99 and bacon cheeseburgers around $15.96 to $16.91.
• Confirmed: regular Five Guys burgers contain two patties while Little burgers contain one, with each patty weighing about 3.6 ounces.
• Cross-referenced: Five Guys is still testing Classic Combo and Make It a Meal bundles rather than offering one standard combo menu at every restaurant.
• Verified: current company information puts Five Guys at nearly 2,000 restaurants in 30 countries, replacing the older 1,670-location figure.

Related Restaurant Costs

Five Guys sits at the expensive end of the burger-and-fries category compared with many traditional fast-food chains. Our current McDonald’s menu price guide shows regular meal deals commonly around $5 to $14+, with current value promotions below the cost of many standalone Five Guys burgers.

For other fast-casual and quick-service comparisons, see current Firehouse Subs menu prices and Wawa menu prices.

Answers to Common Questions

How much is a cheeseburger at Five Guys?
Current delivery examples put a regular Cheeseburger around $14.50 to $14.99 and a Little Cheeseburger around $11.10 to $11.27. Your restaurant and ordering method can produce a different price.

How much is a full Five Guys meal?
Using current examples, a $14.99 Cheeseburger, $8.99 Regular Fries, and $4.67 bottled drink total about $28.65 before tax. A shake instead of the bottled drink takes the example above $32.

What is the difference between a Little Burger and a regular burger?
A Little Burger has one approximately 3.6-ounce beef patty. The regular burger has two patties and just over 7 ounces of beef before toppings and the bun.

Does Five Guys charge for toppings?
Most standard burger toppings are included at no extra charge. Customers can choose multiple toppings rather than paying an individual add-on price for each standard vegetable, sauce, or condiment.

Does Five Guys have combo meals?
Not at every restaurant. Five Guys is testing the Classic Combo and Make It a Meal at selected U.S. locations, with price and participation varying by store. Check the selected location before ordering.