Culver’s USA Menu
Culver’s Menu With Prices
Culver’s serves ButterBurgers, Value Baskets, chicken, seafood, Wisconsin Cheese Curds, Fresh Frozen Custard, Concrete Mixers, salads, sandwiches, kids’ meals, sides and drinks. Exact prices vary by restaurant, so use these U.S. planning ranges and confirm your selected Culver’s before checkout.
Prices and product availability vary by restaurant.
$9.49-$11.99
Value Basket planning range
580 cal
Culver’s Deluxe single
490 cal
Medium Cheese Curds
380 cal
Mini Concrete Mixer
Price note: Culver’s official menu asks customers to select a location for price. The tables below therefore use compact U.S. planning ranges, while the selected restaurant remains the final source for exact price, availability, tax and customization totals.
Culver’s Menu Prices at a Glance
Culver’s combines fast-food burgers and chicken with Wisconsin-focused sides and a large frozen-custard menu, so the price range runs from individual burgers and sides to seafood dinners and complete Value Baskets. Browse the Fast Food menu category for comparable quick-service menus.
| Menu item | Reference price | Planning use |
|---|---|---|
| ButterBurger | $5.49-$6.99 | Single burger |
| ButterBurger Cheese | $5.99-$7.49 | Single cheeseburger |
| Culver’s Deluxe | $6.49-$8.49 | Loaded ButterBurger |
| Culver’s Deluxe Value Basket | $9.49-$11.99 | Burger, side and drink |
| Crispy Chicken Sandwich | $7.49-$8.99 | Single sandwich |
| 3Pc Chicken Tenders | $6.49-$7.99 | Tender order |
| Wisconsin Cheese Curds | $4.99-$6.49 | Premium side |
| Concrete Mixer | $4.49-$6.49 | Frozen custard dessert |
ButterBurgers and chicken sandwiches form the main individual entrée range, while Value Baskets add a side and drink. Cheese Curds cost more than basic fries but are one of Culver’s signature sides. The Menus hub provides a wider directory when you want to compare Culver’s with other restaurant concepts.
Culver’s Value Basket Prices
A Value Basket turns an entrée into a complete meal with Crinkle Cut Fries and a drink, or lets you upgrade to a premium side or handcrafted beverage. The final total depends on the entrée, side and drink selections, so premium upgrades should be compared separately. The McDonald’s Menu provides another useful combo-meal benchmark.
| Value Basket | Reference price | Main entrée |
|---|---|---|
| ButterBurger Value Basket | $9.49-$10.99 | ButterBurger |
| ButterBurger Cheese Value Basket | $9.99-$11.49 | Cheeseburger |
| Culver’s Deluxe Value Basket | $10.49-$11.99 | Deluxe ButterBurger |
| Bacon Deluxe Value Basket | $11.49-$12.99 | Bacon ButterBurger |
| Crispy Chicken Sandwich Basket | $10.99-$12.49 | Crispy chicken |
| 3Pc Chicken Tenders Basket | $9.49-$10.99 | 3 tenders |
| 4Pc Chicken Tenders Basket | $10.49-$11.99 | 4 tenders |
| Cod Filet Basket | $10.49-$12.49 | Cod sandwich |
Basic ButterBurger baskets sit at the lower end, while bacon, chicken and seafood baskets generally cost more. A Value Basket only looks cheaper than ordering à la carte when the side and drink are items you actually want. The Wendy’s Menu is another useful comparison for burger, chicken and complete meal pricing.
Culver’s ButterBurger Prices
ButterBurgers are made with fresh, never frozen beef that is pressed and seared to order, then served on a lightly buttered toasted bun. Core choices include ButterBurger, ButterBurger Cheese, Culver’s Deluxe, Bacon Deluxe, Mushroom & Swiss, Sourdough Melt and Wisconsin Swiss Melt. The Whataburger Menu provides another burger-focused comparison.
| ButterBurger | Reference price | Official calorie example |
|---|---|---|
| ButterBurger, Single | $5.49-$6.99 | 390-420 cal range by build |
| ButterBurger Cheese, Single | $5.99-$7.49 | Varies by cheese and toppings |
| Culver’s Deluxe, Single | $6.49-$7.99 | 580 cal |
| Culver’s Deluxe, Double | $7.49-$8.99 | 820 cal |
| Bacon Deluxe, Single | $7.49-$8.99 | Varies by build |
| Mushroom & Swiss | $6.99-$8.49 | Varies by patty count |
| Sourdough Melt | $6.99-$8.49 | Varies by patty count |
| Wisconsin Swiss Melt | $6.99-$8.49 | Varies by patty count |
The official Culver’s Deluxe page lists 580 calories for a single, 820 for a double and 1,060 for a triple. That shows why patty count should be matched before comparing prices or nutrition. Single and double burger builds should be compared separately so patty count does not distort the price comparison.
Culver’s Chicken Prices
Culver’s chicken menu includes Original Chicken Tenders, Buffalo Chicken Tenders, Crispy Chicken, Spicy Crispy Chicken and Grilled Chicken. Tenders work as piece-count orders or Value Baskets, while sandwiches use whole white meat chicken and can be paired with a side and drink. The Raising Cane’s Menu gives another tender-focused comparison.
| Chicken item | Reference price | Planning format |
|---|---|---|
| 3Pc Original Chicken Tenders | $6.49-$7.99 | Tenders only |
| 4Pc Original Chicken Tenders | $7.99-$9.49 | Tenders only |
| 3Pc Buffalo Chicken Tenders | $6.49-$7.99 | Tenders only |
| 4Pc Buffalo Chicken Tenders | $7.99-$9.49 | Tenders only |
| Crispy Chicken Sandwich | $7.49-$8.99 | Sandwich only |
| Spicy Crispy Chicken Sandwich | $7.49-$8.99 | Sandwich only |
| Grilled Chicken Sandwich | $7.49-$8.99 | Sandwich only |
Three tenders create the simplest small-order benchmark, while four pieces fit a larger appetite. Sandwiches sit in a similar one-person price band but have different breading and nutrition profiles. The Chick-fil-A Menu provides another major chicken-sandwich comparison.
Culver’s Seafood Prices
Culver’s seafood menu includes North Atlantic Cod Sandwiches, North Atlantic Cod Dinners, Butterfly Jumbo Shrimp Dinners and à la carte shrimp. Cod dinners include two classic sides and a warm dinner roll, so they should be compared with complete seafood meals rather than a single sandwich. The Popeyes Menu provides another fast-food reference with seafood appearing alongside chicken.
| Seafood item | Reference price | Planning format |
|---|---|---|
| North Atlantic Cod Sandwich | $7.49-$9.49 | Single sandwich |
| North Atlantic Cod Sandwich Basket | $10.49-$12.49 | Sandwich meal |
| 2Pc North Atlantic Cod Dinner | $12.99-$15.99 | 2 sides + roll |
| 3Pc North Atlantic Cod Dinner | $15.49-$18.49 | 2 sides + roll |
| 6Pc Butterfly Jumbo Shrimp Dinner | $11.99-$14.49 | Shrimp dinner |
| 10Pc Butterfly Jumbo Shrimp Dinner | $14.99-$17.99 | Larger shrimp dinner |
Official Culver’s nutrition lists the 2-piece Cod Dinner at 1,100 calories and the 3-piece version at 1,300 before some sauce choices are added. That makes seafood dinners much more substantial than a single Cod Sandwich. Compare the complete dinner contents rather than the entrée price alone.
Culver’s Side Prices
Culver’s sides range from basic Crinkle Cut Fries and Applesauce to premium Wisconsin Cheese Curds, Onion Rings, Pretzel Bites, soups, chili, mashed potatoes, coleslaw, broccoli and side salads. Premium sides can increase a Value Basket price, so the standard fries basket is the cleanest baseline. Fries, onion rings and premium sides should be compared by portion and basket-upgrade cost rather than category name alone.
| Side | Reference price | Official nutrition note |
|---|---|---|
| Crinkle Cut Fries | $2.79-$4.49 | Size changes calories |
| Wisconsin Cheese Curds | $4.99-$6.49 | 490 cal medium |
| Onion Rings | $4.49-$5.99 | Premium fried side |
| Pretzel Bites | $4.99-$6.49 | Shareable side |
| George’s Chili | $3.99-$5.99 | Cup or larger serving |
| Mashed Potatoes & Gravy | $2.99-$4.49 | Classic side |
| Steamed Broccoli | $2.99-$4.49 | Vegetable side |
| Coleslaw | $2.99-$4.49 | Cold side |
Official Culver’s nutrition lists medium Cheese Curds at 490 calories, large at 980 and family at 1,480 before dipping sauce. That makes portion size especially important for one of the chain’s signature sides. Fries remain the simpler baseline for Value Basket comparisons.
Culver’s Frozen Custard and Concrete Mixer Prices
Fresh Frozen Custard is made throughout the day and appears as dishes, cones, sundaes, shakes, malts, Concrete Mixers, floats and handpacked pints. Flavor of the Day adds a rotating flavor option, while Concrete Mixers blend vanilla or chocolate custard with selected mix-ins. The Dairy Queen Menu is a useful frozen-dessert comparison.
| Custard item | Reference price | Official calorie example |
|---|---|---|
| Single Scoop Dish or Cone | $3.49-$4.49 | Varies by flavor |
| Double Scoop Dish or Cone | $4.49-$5.49 | Varies by flavor |
| Mini Concrete Mixer | $4.49-$5.29 | 380 cal before some mix-ins |
| Small Concrete Mixer | $5.19-$5.99 | 630 cal before some mix-ins |
| Medium Concrete Mixer | $5.49-$6.49 | 820 cal before some mix-ins |
| Large Concrete Mixer | $6.19-$7.19 | 940 cal before some mix-ins |
| Shake | $4.49-$5.99 | Flavor and size vary |
| Handpacked Pint | $5.99-$7.49 | Take-home custard |
The official Concrete Mixer page lists vanilla-base examples of 380 calories for mini, 630 for small, 820 for medium and 940 for large before many mix-ins are counted. Candy, nuts, brownie pieces, cookie dough and sauces can add substantial calories. Compare the base size first, then the mix-ins.
Culver’s Kids’ Meal Prices
Kids’ Meals combine a smaller entrée with a side, drink and a free scoop of Fresh Frozen Custard. Available entrée options include Single ButterBurger, Single ButterBurger Cheese, Original or Buffalo Chicken Tenders, Grilled Cheese and Corn Dog. This structure can make a kids’ meal more complete than ordering a small entrée alone.
| Kids’ Meal | Reference price | Official entrée calories |
|---|---|---|
| Single ButterBurger Kids’ Meal | $6.49-$7.49 | 390 cal entrée |
| Single ButterBurger Cheese Kids’ Meal | $6.69-$7.69 | 460 cal entrée |
| 2Pc Original Chicken Tenders Kids’ Meal | $6.49-$7.49 | Varies with sauce |
| 2Pc Buffalo Chicken Tenders Kids’ Meal | $6.49-$7.49 | Varies with sauce |
| Grilled Cheese Kids’ Meal | $6.49-$7.49 | 360 cal entrée |
| Corn Dog Kids’ Meal | $6.49-$7.49 | Varies by product |
The free scoop of custard changes the value comparison because the kids’ meal includes dessert as part of the meal structure. Official item pages also show that entrée calories are listed separately from some side and drink selections. Compare the complete configured meal rather than only the entrée.
Culver’s Salads and Sandwich Prices
Beyond burgers and chicken, Culver’s serves Chicken Cashew Salad, Cranberry Bacon Bleu Salad and Garden Fresco Salad, plus sandwiches such as Beef Pot Roast, Grilled Reuben Melt, Pork Loin, Harvest Veggie Burger, Grilled Cheese and Corn Dog. These categories help cover lighter meals, regional favorites and non-burger choices.
| Item | Reference price | Planning type |
|---|---|---|
| Chicken Cashew Salad | $8.49-$10.49 | Entrée salad |
| Cranberry Bacon Bleu Salad | $8.49-$10.49 | Entrée salad |
| Garden Fresco Salad | $7.49-$9.49 | Lighter salad |
| Beef Pot Roast Sandwich | $7.49-$9.49 | Hot sandwich |
| Grilled Reuben Melt | $7.49-$9.49 | Melt sandwich |
| Pork Loin Sandwich | $6.99-$8.99 | Regional sandwich |
| Harvest Veggie Burger | $6.49-$8.49 | Meatless sandwich |
Official Culver’s nutrition lists the standard Chicken Cashew Salad at 430 calories before certain dressing changes. Replacing grilled chicken with crispy chicken or adding richer dressing raises the total. Salads and sandwiches should be compared as complete entrées rather than assumed to be lower-calorie simply because they are not burgers.
Culver’s Drink Prices
Culver’s drink menu includes fountain drinks, Fresh Brewed Iced Tea, white milk, chocolate milk, apple juice, Signature Roast Coffee and bottled water. Standard fountain drinks are the default Value Basket beverage, while handcrafted custard drinks belong in a separate dessert-drink price tier.
| Drink | Reference price | Planning use |
|---|---|---|
| Fountain Drink | $2.49-$3.49 | Standard meal drink |
| Fresh Brewed Iced Tea | $2.49-$3.49 | Tea option |
| White Milk | $1.99-$2.99 | Kids or individual drink |
| Chocolate Milk | $1.99-$2.99 | Kids or individual drink |
| Apple Juice | $1.99-$2.99 | Kids or individual drink |
| Signature Roast Coffee | $2.29-$3.29 | Hot coffee |
| Bottled Water | $2.19-$2.99 | Packaged water |
A fountain drink or iced tea is the simplest basket comparison, while milk and juice are common kids’ meal alternatives. If you plan to order a shake, malt or float, compare it as part of the custard menu rather than as a standard beverage because both price and calories are much higher.
Best Value Culver’s Orders
Culver’s value depends on whether you want a complete meal, a signature side or frozen custard. A basic ButterBurger Value Basket provides the cleanest all-in-one meal benchmark, while a kids’ meal can bundle entrée, side, drink and a custard scoop in a smaller format. The Best Fast Food Meals Under $10 article gives a broader budget benchmark.
Premium sides such as Cheese Curds can make a Value Basket noticeably more expensive than standard Crinkle Cut Fries. Concrete Mixers and shakes should also be treated as desserts rather than free drink swaps when comparing the final meal cost. The Fast Food Value Menus Compared page helps compare headline prices with what is actually included.
Delicious Rewards can reduce the effective cost for members, but rewards should be applied after you build the normal cart. That keeps standard menu pricing separate from account-specific savings and makes cross-chain comparisons more meaningful.
Culver’s Customization and Add-Ons
Culver’s item pages allow customers to change buns, cheese, toppings, sauces, sides, drinks and custard mix-ins depending on the product. A ButterBurger can be simplified or loaded with bacon, mushrooms and grilled onions, while Value Baskets can upgrade fries to premium sides. For unofficial combinations and order-by-modification ideas, visit the Culver’s Secret Menu.
Start with the closest standard item. Choose the burger, sandwich, tenders, dinner or custard size that already matches most of what you want.
Select the restaurant first. Local menu price and supported options depend on the chosen Culver’s.
Review premium upgrades. Bacon, premium cheese, Cheese Curds, Onion Rings, larger drinks and extra custard mix-ins can raise the total.
Match portion size. Single, double, triple, medium, large and family portions belong in separate price tiers.
Check the final cart. The completed location-specific order is the clearest price after customization.
Customization also changes nutrition. On the official Culver’s Deluxe page, bacon adds 100 calories, mushrooms 60 and switching cheese can add 90 calories. The same logic applies to custard mix-ins and dipping sauces, so compare the configured item rather than the base recipe alone.
How to Find the Exact Culver’s Price Near You
Culver’s official ordering flow asks guests to find and select a location before showing more accurate menus and prices. That means a nearby restaurant is the right source for exact ButterBurger, Value Basket, custard and side pricing.
Choose the restaurant. Select the exact Culver’s location you plan to visit or order from.
Open the local menu. Use the restaurant-specific menu rather than a national planning range.
Match the exact item. Check patty count, side size, tender count, custard size and mix-ins.
Review upgrades. Premium sides, sauces, drinks and toppings can change the checkout amount.
Compare the completed cart. The local configured total is the most useful price when the exact amount matters.
Use the official Culver’s location finder to choose the restaurant you plan to use. Culver’s explicitly says selecting a location provides more accurate menus, so keep the same restaurant when comparing two orders.
Culver’s Delicious Rewards and Ordering
Culver’s Delicious Rewards members earn 10 points for every $1 spent on eligible Culver’s menu purchases when they check in or sign in. Rewards can then be redeemed for menu items once enough points are available. Account-specific rewards should be separated from standard menu pricing when comparing restaurants.
The official program shows sample reward tiers starting at 500 points for items such as a single-scoop custard or medium fries, 750 points for items such as a ButterBurger or medium Cheese Curds, and 1,000 points for items such as a medium Concrete Mixer or chicken tenders. For deal-focused coverage, visit the Culver’s Happy Hour page.
Delivery orders are excluded from earning points under the program’s published rules, so rewards value depends partly on how you order. Build the standard menu cart first, then apply available rewards so the real savings are easy to see.
Culver’s Calories and Nutrition
Culver’s publishes detailed nutrition and ingredient information through its Nutrition & Allergen Guide and individual menu-item pages. Serving size matters heavily because burger patty count, side size and custard size can double or triple calories before toppings and sauces are added.
| Menu item | Official calories | Serving reference |
|---|---|---|
| Culver’s Deluxe | 580 | Single |
| Culver’s Deluxe | 820 | Double |
| Culver’s Deluxe | 1060 | Triple |
| Wisconsin Cheese Curds | 490 | Medium |
| Wisconsin Cheese Curds | 980 | Large |
| Wisconsin Cheese Curds | 1480 | Family |
| Concrete Mixer | 380 | Mini vanilla base |
| Concrete Mixer | 630 | Small vanilla base |
| Concrete Mixer | 820 | Medium vanilla base |
| Concrete Mixer | 940 | Large vanilla base |
| North Atlantic Cod Dinner | 1100 | 2 piece |
| North Atlantic Cod Dinner | 1300 | 3 piece |
The table shows why a single category label is not enough for nutrition comparisons. A medium Cheese Curd order is 490 calories, while the family size reaches 1,480 before sauce. Concrete Mixer calories also rise quickly with size and mix-ins. Use the exact configured item rather than a generic category estimate.
Culver’s Allergen and Ingredient Notes
Culver’s Nutrition & Allergen Guide covers ingredients and major allergens across burgers, chicken, seafood, sides, custard, drinks and sauces. Guests can use filters to identify menu items that avoid selected allergens, but the filter is a planning tool rather than a guarantee of an allergen-free kitchen.
Culver’s explicitly warns that cross-contact with allergens is possible because restaurants are busy shared-preparation environments. Guests with food allergies are advised to communicate their allergy to a manager when ordering. That warning is especially important for fried foods, dairy-heavy custard and breaded items.
Customization can introduce new allergens or change ingredients. A gluten-free hamburger bun is available as a packaged alternative on some burger item pages, but the complete meal still depends on toppings, sauces and shared handling. Review the exact product information when an allergy is medically important.
Culver’s Locations and Menu Availability
Culver’s has expanded from its Wisconsin roots to more than 1,000 family-owned and operated restaurants across multiple states. Local stores can differ in price, seasonal soups, limited-time products, Flavor of the Day and service options, so the selected restaurant remains the best availability source.
Core ButterBurgers, chicken, frozen custard, Cheese Curds and standard sides are more dependable national comparison anchors than rotating or limited-time products. Flavor of the Day is intentionally local and rotating, while soups can vary by restaurant.
For price research, use the same store and similar service mode. A restaurant near an airport, event venue or unusual market may not match a standard neighborhood store. Local ordering provides the cleanest final check.
Common Culver’s Menu and Pricing Problems
Most Culver’s price confusion comes from comparing different restaurants, single burgers with doubles, basic fries with premium sides, or standalone entrées with Value Baskets. Custard mix-ins and seafood dinner side selections create additional differences.
The local price is higher. Culver’s asks guests to select a restaurant for more accurate menu pricing.
A Value Basket costs more than expected. Premium side and drink upgrades can raise the total above the standard fries-and-drink basket.
A burger has more calories. Double or triple patties, bacon, cheese and toppings materially change nutrition.
Cheese Curds cost more than fries. Cheese Curds are a premium Wisconsin side rather than the basic basket side.
A Concrete Mixer total changes. Size and mix-ins change both price and calories.
A soup or seasonal item is missing. Some menu items vary by restaurant and product rotation.
A reward did not earn points. Delicious Rewards has eligibility rules and does not award points on certain purchases such as delivery orders.
Rebuild the comparison using the same restaurant, portion and meal format when two totals look different. Compare a single ButterBurger with another single, and a Value Basket with another complete basket. Once the order structure matches, the remaining difference is much easier to evaluate.
Popular Culver’s Menu Items
The Culver’s Deluxe, ButterBurger Cheese, Bacon Deluxe, Wisconsin Cheese Curds, Crinkle Cut Fries, Original Chicken Tenders, Crispy Chicken Sandwich, North Atlantic Cod, Concrete Mixers and Flavor of the Day are useful menu benchmarks. Together they represent the chain’s Wisconsin burger-and-custard identity.
ButterBurgers provide the most direct entrée comparison, while Cheese Curds show the premium side tier and Concrete Mixers represent frozen custard. Cod and chicken widen the menu for diners who do not want beef. Popularity does not automatically determine value because portion and meal format matter more.
A basic Value Basket can be the cleaner value benchmark than adding premium sides and desserts to every order. If frozen custard is the main reason for the visit, compare the dessert separately from the meal so the entrée price remains easy to understand.
How to Compare Culver’s Menu Prices
Start with the same portion. A single ButterBurger should be compared with another single burger, while a double or triple belongs in a higher price tier. Medium, large and family sides should also be treated separately.
Next, keep meal format consistent. An entrée-only price should not be compared directly with a Value Basket that includes fries and a drink. Premium sides such as Cheese Curds and Onion Rings need their upgrade cost included before the final value can be judged.
Finally, separate dessert from the main meal. A Concrete Mixer can add as much to the cart as a side or entrée, so two restaurant totals are not comparable if only one includes frozen custard. The Cheapest Fast Food Chains in the USA article provides a broader chain-level price perspective.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is a Culver’s ButterBurger?
A single ButterBurger commonly falls around $5.49-$6.99 in U.S. planning ranges. Cheese, bacon, patty count, restaurant pricing and Value Basket upgrades can increase the total.
How much is a Culver’s Value Basket?
Most standard Value Baskets commonly fall around $9.49-$12.99 depending on the entrée. Premium sides, handcrafted drinks and larger portions can raise the final price.
How much are Culver’s Cheese Curds?
A medium Wisconsin Cheese Curd order commonly falls around $4.99-$6.49. Culver’s lists 490 calories for medium, 980 for large and 1,480 for family before dipping sauce.
How much is a Culver’s Concrete Mixer?
Concrete Mixers commonly fall around $4.49-$7.19 depending on size. Culver’s lists 380 calories for mini, 630 for small, 820 for medium and 940 for large vanilla-base examples before many mix-ins.
How many calories are in the Culver’s Deluxe?
Culver’s lists 580 calories for a single Deluxe, 820 for a double and 1,060 for a triple. Bun changes, bacon, cheese and toppings can change the final number.
Does Culver’s have chicken tenders?
Yes. Culver’s offers Original Chicken Tenders and Buffalo Chicken Tenders in multiple piece counts and as Value Baskets.
Does Culver’s have seafood?
Yes. Culver’s seafood menu includes North Atlantic Cod Sandwiches, North Atlantic Cod Dinners and Butterfly Jumbo Shrimp at participating restaurants.
What comes with a Culver’s Kids’ Meal?
Kids’ Meals include an eligible entrée, a side, a drink and a free scoop of Fresh Frozen Custard. Entrée choices include ButterBurgers, chicken tenders, grilled cheese and corn dog.
Are Culver’s prices the same everywhere?
No. Culver’s official ordering flow asks guests to select a location for more accurate menu information and pricing. Local restaurant, portion and customization can change the total.
How does Culver’s Delicious Rewards work?
Members earn 10 points for every $1 spent on eligible purchases and can redeem accumulated points for menu-item rewards through the Culver’s website or app.
Does Culver’s provide allergen information?
Yes. Culver’s publishes a Nutrition & Allergen Guide and warns that cross-contact is possible in its restaurants. Guests with food allergies should communicate them to a manager when ordering.
How do I find the exact Culver’s price near me?
Select the exact restaurant in Culver’s location or ordering system and build the order you plan to buy. The restaurant-specific menu is more reliable than a national planning range for the final checkout amount.
Price and Ordering Notes
Menu categories, ButterBurger recipes, chicken, seafood, sides, frozen custard, kids’ meals, salads, sandwiches, Delicious Rewards, nutrition and allergen guidance were checked against Culver’s first-party U.S. resources. Because exact prices depend on the selected restaurant, the 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 Culver’s location finder.
Use the selected restaurant for the final amount, especially when upgrading a Value Basket, choosing Cheese Curds, changing burger patties, adding custard mix-ins or using a reward. Nutrition values describe standard listed servings and can change with toppings, sauces, sides and mix-ins. The tables are designed to help compare menu categories before that local checkout step.