Whataburger USA Menu
Whataburger Menu With Prices
Whataburger serves large made-to-order burgers, chicken sandwiches, strips, breakfast, fries, onion rings, salads, shakes, and Whatameal combos. Prices depend on the restaurant, so use these U.S. planning ranges to compare menu categories and confirm your selected location before checkout.
Prices and availability vary by restaurant.
$5.69-$6.99
Original Whataburger range
590 cal
Original Whataburger
$3.69-$3.99
Honey Butter Chicken Biscuit
11 PM-11 AM
Breakfast window at many stores
Price note: Whataburger requires location selection before ordering, so the exact price can differ by restaurant. Compact U.S. ranges are used where store-level prices vary, and the selected restaurant remains the final checkout reference.
Whataburger Menu Prices at a Glance
Whataburger spans simple burgers, double and triple patties, chicken, breakfast, sides, salads, desserts, and full Whatameals. The snapshot below uses familiar items to show how the main price tiers compare before you select a restaurant. Browse the Fast Food menu category for comparable quick-service menus.
| Menu item | Reference price | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| Original Whataburger | $5.69-$6.99 | 590 |
| Double Meat Whataburger | $7.49-$8.49 | 835 |
| Bacon & Cheese Whataburger | $7.99-$8.99 | 750 |
| Whataburger Patty Melt | $8.49-$10.86 | 950 |
| Whatachick’n Sandwich | $6.99-$8.24 | 540 |
| 3 PC Whatachick’n Strips | $6.49-$7.99 | 550 |
| Medium Fries | $3.19-$3.49 | 420 |
| Honey Butter Chicken Biscuit | $3.69-$3.99 | 530-550 |
The Original Whataburger is the basic full-size burger benchmark, while double, bacon, and specialty builds cost more as meat and toppings increase. Chicken sandwiches sit in a similar price tier to premium burgers, while breakfast items and simple sides start lower. The Menus hub provides a broader directory for restaurant comparisons.
Whataburger Burger Prices
Whataburger burgers range from junior-sized options to the namesake single-patty burger, double and triple meat versions, jalapeño-and-cheese builds, and bacon-and-cheese combinations. The larger burgers use the same made-to-order format with more beef and toppings. The McDonald’s Menu is a useful major-chain comparison for burgers, fries, and complete meals.
| Burger | Reference price | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| Justaburger | $3.49-$3.99 | 340 |
| Whataburger Jr. | $3.99-$4.49 | 310 |
| Original Whataburger | $5.69-$6.99 | 590 |
| Double Meat Whataburger | $7.49-$8.49 | 835 |
| Triple Meat Whataburger | $9.49-$10.49 | 1,075 |
| Jalapeño & Cheese Whataburger | $7.25-$8.25 | 680 |
| Bacon & Cheese Whataburger | $7.99-$8.99 | 750 |
The Original Whataburger gives the clearest single-patty baseline, while Double and Triple Meat versions increase both price and calories substantially. Junior burgers reduce portion size and cost, which makes them better comparisons for smaller appetites. The Burger King Menu provides another direct burger-chain benchmark for single, double, and premium builds.
Whataburger All-Time Favorites Prices
All-Time Favorites collect several of the chain’s more distinctive builds, including the Patty Melt, Sweet & Spicy Bacon Burger, and Honey BBQ Chicken Strip Sandwich. These products cost more than the standard burger because they add specialty bread, sauces, bacon, cheese, or chicken strips. The Wendy’s Menu gives another fast-food comparison for bacon-heavy burgers and specialty chicken sandwiches.
| All-Time Favorite | Reference price | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| Whataburger Patty Melt | $8.49-$10.86 | 950 |
| Sweet & Spicy Bacon Burger | $7.99-$10.86 | 1,095 |
| Honey BBQ Chicken Strip Sandwich | $7.49-$10.86 | 910 |
The Patty Melt and Sweet & Spicy Bacon Burger are among the more calorie-dense burger choices because of extra patties, cheese, sauce, and specialty bread. Honey BBQ Chicken Strip Sandwich uses multiple chicken strips with cheese and sauce, which places it near premium burger pricing. These are best compared with other specialty sandwiches rather than the basic Whataburger.
Whataburger Chicken, Strips, and Salad Prices
Chicken choices include crispy, spicy, and grilled sandwiches, chicken strips, chicken bites, and salads with chicken. The menu covers both fried and grilled formats, so calories and prices can differ substantially even when the portion feels similar. The Chick-fil-A Menu is a natural comparison for chicken sandwiches, grilled chicken, strips, and meal pricing.
| Chicken item | Reference price | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| Whatachick’n Sandwich | $6.99-$8.24 | 540 |
| Spicy Chicken Sandwich | $6.99-$7.73 | 470 |
| Grilled Chicken Sandwich | $5.39-$8.24 | 430 |
| Honey BBQ Chicken Strip Sandwich | $7.49-$10.86 | 910 |
| Whatachick’n Strips, 3 PC | $6.49-$7.99 | 550 |
| Whatachick’n Bites, 5-6 PC | $4.00-$5.49 | 390 |
| Whatachick’n Bites, 9 PC | $8.49 | Varies by serving |
| Cobb Salad with Chicken | $8.49-$10.49 | Varies by chicken and dressing |
Grilled chicken generally produces a lower-calorie sandwich than the fried Honey BBQ Chicken Strip Sandwich, while bites and strips let you control portion count more directly. Salads can still become calorie-dense when cheese, bacon, dressing, and fried chicken are added. Compare the complete build, not just the word “grilled” or “salad,” when nutrition matters.
Whataburger Whatameal Prices
Whatameals pair an entrée with fries and a drink, so they should be compared with complete combos at other fast-food restaurants instead of sandwich-only prices. The final amount changes with burger size, chicken choice, side substitutions, drink size, and restaurant. The McDonald’s vs Burger King comparison provides another benchmark for full burger meal pricing.
| Whatameal | Reference price |
|---|---|
| Original Whataburger Whatameal | $9.49-$10.49 |
| Double Meat Whataburger Whatameal | $11.49-$12.49 |
| Bacon & Cheese Whataburger Whatameal | $11.49-$12.99 |
| Patty Melt Whatameal | $12.49-$13.99 |
| Whatachick’n Sandwich Whatameal | $10.49-$12.49 |
| Grilled Chicken Sandwich Whatameal | $10.49-$12.33 |
| 3 PC Whatachick’n Strips Whatameal | $9.99-$11.24 |
The namesake Whataburger meal is usually the simplest full combo benchmark, while double meat, specialty burgers, and premium chicken meals move higher. A Whatameal can be more economical than buying the same entrée, fries, and drink separately, but the difference is location-dependent. The Burger King vs Wendy’s comparison gives another meal-level value reference.
Whataburger Breakfast Menu Prices
Whataburger breakfast is known for a long overnight-to-morning service window at many restaurants, with taquitos, Breakfast on a Bun, biscuits, pancakes, Breakfast Burger, hash brown sticks, and the Honey Butter Chicken Biscuit. Restaurant hours can differ, so breakfast availability should be confirmed before a trip. The Taco Bell Menu provides another fast-food breakfast comparison for burritos, wraps, and morning combo pricing.
| Breakfast item | Reference price | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| Honey Butter Chicken Biscuit | $3.69-$3.99 | 530-550 |
| Taquito with Cheese | $4.49-$4.99 | 440 |
| Breakfast on a Bun | $4.59-$5.49 | 525 |
| Biscuit Sandwich | $4.99-$5.61 | 665 |
| Breakfast Burger | $6.49-$6.86 | 670 |
| Breakfast Bowl | $5.79-$6.49 | 940 |
| Breakfast Platter | $5.19-$8.99 | 615 |
| Pancake Platter | $6.24-$6.99 | 945 |
| Hash Brown Sticks | $1.99-$2.49 | 190 |
Honey Butter Chicken Biscuit is a lower-cost signature breakfast item, while Breakfast Burger, bowls, and platters cost more because they contain more components. Hash browns and simple biscuits remain inexpensive add-ons. Breakfast Whatameals add hash brown sticks and a drink, so compare them separately from entrée-only prices.
Whataburger Fries, Onion Rings, and Side Prices
Whataburger’s standard sides include fries, onion rings, apple slices at some locations, and hash brown sticks during breakfast. Fries remain the default side for many Whatameals, while onion rings usually carry a small upcharge or a higher a la carte price. The Arby’s Menu is a useful side comparison for signature fries, onion-ring alternatives, and meal add-ons.
| Side | Reference price | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| French Fries, Small | $2.49-$2.99 | 280 |
| French Fries, Medium | $3.19-$3.49 | 420 |
| French Fries, Large | $3.69-$3.99 | 560 |
| Onion Rings, Medium | $3.49-$3.99 | 300-450 |
| Hash Brown Sticks | $1.99-$2.49 | 190 |
| Apple Slices | $1.49-$1.99 | 30 |
Medium fries are the simplest side benchmark, while onion rings cost a little more in many stores. Hash brown sticks are breakfast-specific and should not be treated as an all-day substitute. If you are ordering a Whatameal, compare the upgrade price with buying the side separately because the cheaper option can differ by restaurant.
Whataburger Shakes, Drinks, and Dessert Prices
Whataburger sells fountain drinks, tea, coffee, lemonade, shakes, and rotating seasonal shake flavors. Specialty shakes cost more than standard fountain drinks and can add several hundred calories to an order. The exact flavor lineup changes more often than burgers, so the selected store is the best source for availability.
| Drink or dessert | Reference price | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| Medium Fountain Drink | $2.49-$2.99 | 0-300 |
| Medium Sweet Tea | $2.49-$2.99 | Varies by sweetness |
| Medium Coffee | $1.99-$2.49 | 0-10 |
| Medium Shake | $4.29-$4.49 | 500-800 |
| Dr Pepper Shake, Medium | $4.49 | Varies by recipe |
| Cinnamon Roll | $2.99-$3.49 | 580 |
| Chocolate Chunk Cookie | $1.49-$1.99 | Varies by serving |
Coffee and standard drinks remain below shake pricing, while seasonal shakes can add as much to the order as another side. A zero-sugar beverage can reduce drink calories without changing the entrée. If a limited shake is the reason for your order, confirm the selected restaurant before leaving.
Cheapest Whataburger Menu Items
The lowest-priced Whataburger options are usually simple sides, breakfast add-ons, cookies, junior burgers, and smaller drinks. These work for snacks or small orders, but several low-cost items can eventually exceed the price of one full-size burger. The McDonald’s vs Wendy’s comparison gives another view of lower-cost fast-food ordering.
| Lower-cost item | Reference price |
|---|---|
| Apple Slices | $1.49-$1.99 |
| Cookie | $1.49-$1.99 |
| Hash Brown Sticks | $1.99-$2.49 |
| Small Fries | $2.49-$2.99 |
| Egg Sandwich | $2.59-$2.99 |
| Whataburger Jr. | $3.99-$4.49 |
| Justaburger | $3.49-$3.99 |
Simple breakfast sides and desserts sit at the low end, while junior burgers provide a more filling option without paying for a full-size Whataburger. A few separate value items can still cost more than one larger entrée, so compare the final cart rather than only the cheapest item. Portion size matters just as much as sticker price.
Best Value Whataburger Orders
Value depends on whether you want one large burger, a smaller junior burger, chicken, breakfast, or a full Whatameal. The Original Whataburger offers the chain’s signature format without the price jump of double meat, bacon, or specialty sauces. A junior burger can be enough for a smaller appetite, while a Whatameal makes more sense when fries and a drink are already part of the plan.
Whataburger’s large burger portions can make the sticker price look higher than a smaller competitor burger even when the amount of food is greater. That is why a fair comparison should match patty count, bun size, sides, and drink size. The Subway Menu provides a different sandwich-format comparison when you want to judge portion and customization rather than burgers alone.
Breakfast can also offer strong value because several signature items stay below the price of a full lunch or dinner burger. A Honey Butter Chicken Biscuit or Breakfast on a Bun can be a complete small meal without adding a combo. Store-specific rewards and offers may lower the total further, but standard menu pricing should remain the baseline for comparisons.
Whataburger Customization and Add-Ons
Whataburger is known for made-to-order customization, so burgers and sandwiches can be adjusted with cheese, bacon, jalapeños, vegetables, sauces, grilled onions, bun changes, and other options supported by the restaurant. Add-ons can change both price and nutrition, while removing an ingredient does not always reduce the base price. For unofficial combinations and order-by-modification ideas, visit the Whataburger Secret Menu.
Start with the closest standard item. Choose the burger, chicken sandwich, breakfast item, or Whatameal that already includes most of what you want.
Select the restaurant first. Local availability and pricing can differ, so customization is easier to price after a store is chosen.
Review every add-on. Extra patties, cheese, bacon, jalapeños, sauces, and premium substitutions can raise the total.
Check meal changes separately. Fries, onion rings, shakes, and drink upgrades can change the price beyond the entrée itself.
Review the final cart. The completed order is more useful than the starting menu price when you are comparing customized meals.
Building from the closest official menu item keeps the order easier to understand and makes nutrition comparisons more meaningful. It can also prevent unnecessary add-on costs when a similar standard build already exists. If a customization does not appear in the selected restaurant’s ordering flow, it may not be supported there.
How to Find the Exact Whataburger Price Near You
Whataburger asks customers to select a location before showing the ordering menu, which makes the chosen restaurant the final price source. Pickup, curbside, drive-thru, and delivery availability can also differ by location. Use the same restaurant and ordering channel whenever you compare two totals.
Choose your restaurant. Search by city, state, or ZIP code in Whataburger’s location finder.
Select the ordering method. Keep pickup or delivery consistent when comparing prices.
Open the exact item. Confirm burger size, chicken style, breakfast option, side, drink, and quantity.
Review customizations and fees. Add-ons, delivery charges, and taxes can change the checkout total.
Compare the completed cart. Check the same order against a Whatameal or smaller a la carte combination before paying.
Use the official Whataburger location finder to choose the restaurant you actually plan to use. The location directory also shows services such as curbside, delivery, drive-thru, and Rewards participation where available. A store-specific menu is more reliable than a national planning range for the final checkout amount.
Whataburger Ordering, Rewards, and Deals
Whataburger supports online and app ordering at participating restaurants, with pickup, curbside, drive-thru, and delivery options depending on the location. MyWhataburger benefits and Rewards can change the effective cost for an individual account, but those discounts should be treated separately from the standard menu price. For deal-focused information, visit the Whataburger Happy Hour page.
Rewards can make a specific order cheaper for one customer while another customer sees the regular menu price. That makes the base restaurant price the better starting point for comparing Whataburger with another chain. Apply rewards or account offers only after you understand the standard cart total.
Delivery can produce a higher checkout total than pickup because fees and ordering-channel pricing can differ. A larger side, shake, extra patty, or premium add-on can also reduce the apparent savings from a deal. Review the entire cart before deciding which ordering method offers better value.
Whataburger Calories, Nutrition, and Allergen Notes
Whataburger provides nutritional information through its ordering experience, and the app can recalculate calories as customers change ingredients. Standard recipes are the best comparison baseline because extra cheese, bacon, sauces, larger patties, and meal sides can change the final nutrition profile. The table below highlights representative items across burgers, chicken, breakfast, sides, and specialty sandwiches.
| Item | Calories |
|---|---|
| Original Whataburger | 590 |
| Double Meat Whataburger | 835 |
| Triple Meat Whataburger | 1,075 |
| Bacon & Cheese Whataburger | 750 |
| Whataburger Patty Melt | 950 |
| Sweet & Spicy Bacon Burger | 1,095 |
| Whatachick’n Sandwich | 540 |
| Grilled Chicken Sandwich | 430 |
| Honey Butter Chicken Biscuit | 530-550 |
| Breakfast Burger | 670 |
| Medium Fries | 420 |
| Hash Brown Sticks | 190 |
Grilled chicken is substantially lower in calories than several premium burgers and specialty chicken builds, while double and triple meat burgers rise quickly with added beef. Breakfast ranges from simple hash brown sticks to larger bowls, platters, and burgers. Customers managing food allergies should review the ingredient and allergen details for the exact selected item because restaurant preparation and customizations can affect exposure.
Whataburger Locations and Menu Availability
Whataburger operates across multiple U.S. states, with its largest concentration in Texas and additional restaurants throughout the South, Southwest, and newer expansion markets. The location directory shows restaurant services and can be filtered for options such as drive-thru, curbside, delivery, and Rewards participation. Menu prices and available limited items can differ from one market to another.
Many Whataburger restaurants operate extended or 24-hour schedules, but individual hours and breakfast service should still be confirmed at the selected location. Expansion-market pricing can also differ from core-market pricing, which is another reason to use the local ordering menu for the final amount. Core burgers, chicken, breakfast, sides, and drinks are more dependable comparison categories than a limited-time product.
Restaurant services can matter almost as much as price when you are choosing a location. Some Whataburger restaurants support curbside pickup and delivery, while others emphasize drive-thru or dine-in service, and the location directory shows those features before you order. Travelers should also expect airport, stadium, or other nonstandard venues to differ from a typical neighborhood restaurant in both selection and pricing. For a fair price comparison, use a regular restaurant in the same market and keep the ordering method consistent.
Common Whataburger Menu and Pricing Problems
Most price confusion comes from comparing different restaurants, entrée-only prices with Whatameals, or pickup with delivery. Burger size, patty count, premium toppings, and breakfast service can also create false comparisons when the underlying orders are not equivalent. Use the checks below before assuming two prices are inconsistent.
The local price is higher. Whataburger requires restaurant selection, and pricing can differ across markets.
A Whatameal costs much more than the burger. The meal adds fries and a drink, and size upgrades can raise the total further.
A breakfast item is missing. Breakfast is served during a defined overnight-to-morning window at many restaurants rather than all day.
A limited item disappeared. Seasonal burgers, chicken sandwiches, and shake flavors can rotate.
Delivery costs more. Fees and ordering-channel pricing can change the checkout total.
A customization changed the total. Extra patties, bacon, cheese, jalapeños, sauces, and premium substitutions can add cost.
The calories do not match a modified order. Standard nutrition changes when ingredients, sides, or serving sizes are adjusted.
Rebuild the comparison using the same restaurant, same ordering channel, and same item configuration when two totals look different. Compare full meals with full meals and junior burgers with similar smaller burgers. Once portion and ordering method match, the remaining price difference is much easier to evaluate.
Popular Whataburger Menu Items
The Original Whataburger, Double Meat Whataburger, Patty Melt, Sweet & Spicy Bacon Burger, Honey Butter Chicken Biscuit, Whatachick’n Sandwich, chicken strips, fries, onion rings, and shakes are strong menu benchmarks. They cover very different meal occasions, from breakfast to late-night burgers, so popularity does not make them directly comparable. The Original Whataburger remains the simplest reference point for the chain’s large made-to-order burger format.
Patty Melt and Sweet & Spicy Bacon Burger represent the richer specialty-burger end, while Honey Butter Chicken Biscuit is a signature breakfast item at a much lower price. Chicken strips and sandwiches provide an alternative to beef without leaving the fast-food meal format. Fries and shakes can materially increase the final cart even when the entrée price stays unchanged.
A popular item is most useful as a category benchmark, not an automatic best-value choice. A junior burger may fit a smaller appetite better than a full-size specialty burger, while a grilled chicken sandwich may better fit a lower-calorie goal. Compare portion, add-ons, sides, and the store-specific price together.
How to Compare Whataburger Menu Prices
Start with the same order format. An Original Whataburger should be compared with another full-size single burger, while a Whatameal should be compared with a combo that includes a similar side and drink. Junior burgers, double patties, and specialty sandwiches should be treated as separate price tiers.
Next, compare portion and toppings. Whataburger’s larger buns and patties can make a burger cost more than a smaller competitor item without necessarily making it worse value for the amount of food. Bacon, cheese, specialty sauces, multiple patties, and Texas-toast builds also raise the price independently of basic burger size.
Finally, keep the restaurant and ordering channel consistent. Pickup is usually a cleaner benchmark than delivery because fees can change the final total. Once restaurant, portion, meal format, and customizations match, the price difference becomes much more meaningful.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is an Original Whataburger?
An Original Whataburger commonly falls around $5.69-$6.99 in U.S. menu references. Whataburger requires location selection for ordering, so the selected restaurant is the final source for the exact price.
How much is a Whataburger Whatameal?
An Original Whataburger Whatameal commonly falls around $9.49-$10.49. The final total depends on restaurant pricing, side size, drink size, substitutions, and delivery or pickup.
How much is a Whataburger Patty Melt?
The Whataburger Patty Melt commonly falls around $8.49-$10.86 before meal upgrades. Restaurant pricing and availability can differ, so confirm the selected location before ordering.
How much is the Honey Butter Chicken Biscuit?
Honey Butter Chicken Biscuit commonly falls around $3.69-$3.99. It is a breakfast item, so availability depends on the restaurant’s breakfast service window.
What time does Whataburger serve breakfast?
Many Whataburger restaurants serve breakfast from 11 p.m. to 11 a.m. Individual restaurant hours can differ, so check the selected location before relying on that schedule.
How many calories are in an Original Whataburger?
A standard Original Whataburger is commonly listed at 590 calories. Customizations such as cheese, bacon, sauces, or extra patties change the nutrition total.
How many calories are in a Whataburger Patty Melt?
A standard Whataburger Patty Melt is commonly listed around 950 calories. Sides, drinks, and customizations add calories beyond the sandwich itself.
Does Whataburger have chicken?
Yes. Whataburger offers crispy, spicy, and grilled chicken sandwiches, chicken strips, chicken bites, and salads with chicken. Availability and limited flavors can differ by restaurant.
Are Whataburger prices the same everywhere?
No. Whataburger requires customers to select a restaurant before ordering, and menu prices can vary across markets. Delivery, taxes, add-ons, and meal upgrades can also change the total.
Can Whataburger burgers be customized?
Yes. Many burgers and sandwiches can be changed with cheese, bacon, jalapeños, vegetables, sauces, patties, and other supported options. Add-ons can increase both price and calories.
Does Whataburger have rewards?
Yes. MyWhataburger benefits and Rewards can provide points, rewards, or account-specific offers at participating restaurants. Treat those discounts separately from the standard menu price when comparing restaurants.
How do I find the exact Whataburger price near me?
Select the exact restaurant in Whataburger’s location and ordering system, then build the order you plan to buy. The store-specific cart is more reliable than a national planning range for the final checkout amount.
Price and Ordering Notes
Menu structure, ordering flow, restaurant locations, breakfast availability, Rewards features, and nutrition behavior were checked against Whataburger first-party U.S. resources. Because Whataburger requires store selection for ordering, dollar figures on this page are compact U.S. planning ranges rather than one nationwide company price list. Reader-facing outbound linking is limited to the official Whataburger location finder.
Use the selected restaurant’s menu for the final amount, especially when choosing delivery, adding patties or premium toppings, upgrading sides, or using a Rewards offer. Standard nutrition references describe default recipes, and Whataburger’s ordering experience can recalculate calories when ingredients change. The tables are designed to help compare categories before that local checkout step.