McDonald's Prices at 12,213 Restaurants

Same menu, wildly different prices — read from McDonald's own ordering system. Nutrition for that menu, scored the same way as every other chain here.

As of 26 September 2026 · 12,213 restaurants priced · restaurants rotate through about weekly, so some prices here date from 3 September 2026.

12,213restaurants priced
624items tracked
154single-serving meals
46with USDA nutrient data

What it costs, restaurant by restaurant

A Big Mac® runs $5.19–$7.19 at most of the 12,235 McDonald's restaurants that sell it. Green is cheap, red is expensive. Each pin is one restaurant.

Cheapest in the sample: $2.99 in Fountain Valley, California. Most expensive: $9.50 in Anchorage, Alaska. Those are two restaurants, not a typical price.

Nutrition on this menu

Calories run from 2 to 2160. Of 624 items, 154 are single-serving meals, 40 are sides, 247 are drinks or desserts, and 54 are sauces or condiments.

46 items carry a full USDA nutrient panel. Best nutrient-density score: Side Salad (170.98). Worst: Sausage Biscuit (-10.63). 9 score below zero.

Scores use USDA FoodData Central when a full panel exists, and McDonald's own published label otherwise. How we score food.

How McDonald's compares with other chains

The median McDonald's meal ranks 9th of 11 on nutrient density: 8 chains above it, 2 below. Same index, same rules, every chain.

ChainMedian nutrient densityMeals scoredMedian calories
5thPapa John's9.44915
6thKFC8.920121
7thDomino's6.671566
8thPizza Hut6.415293
9thMcDonald's5.724281
10thBurger King5.417300
11thPopeyes2.312230

A slice of the 11 ranked chains, with McDonald's in the middle. Higher is better: nine nutrients to encourage against three to limit, per 100 calories. Meal count is on every row because a chain scored on three items is easy to flatter.

This table is nutrition, not price. Store-level prices are live for 9 chains — including McDonald's — and compared at which fast food is cheapest.

Menu, rankings, and nutrition