McDonald's Menu Prices in Washington

What McDonald's actually charges in Washington — read from the chain's own ordering system at 191 Washington restaurants, not from a national menu board.

Prices checked November 5, 2026 · 520 menu items priced in Washington · Full menu: McDonald's menu prices

A Big Mac® typically costs $6.59 in Washington — 8.2% above the national typical price of $6.09.

Across the whole McDonald's menu, Washington pays 7.8% above the national typical price for the same items. Across all 10 chains, Washington ranks #4 of 51 in our fast food prices by state index, paying 11.9% above the national typical price overall.

191McDonald's restaurants priced in Washington
520menu items priced at 3+ restaurants
+7.8%McDonald's prices in Washington vs the US typical
$6.59typical Big Mac® in Washington

Headline items: Washington vs the US

ItemWashington typical US typicalDifference Restaurants
Big Mac®$6.59$6.09+8.2%191
Quarter Pounder® with Cheese$6.79$6.19+9.7%191
McCrispy™$5.69$4.99+14.0%191
10 pc. Chicken McNuggets®$6.19$5.69+8.8%191
Double Cheeseburger$3.59$3.29+9.1%191
Cheeseburger$2.89$2.49+16.1%191
Hash Browns$2.49$2.19+13.7%191
Medium French Fries$2.59$2.09+23.9%4

Typical = median price across the restaurants in the right-hand column. The full McDonald's menu for a single restaurant is on the McDonald's menu prices page.

Cheapest and priciest locations

Cheapest Big Mac® $5.19 17509 Canyon Pkwy E, Tacoma 98446
Priciest Big Mac® $8.29 Seattle-Tacoma Airport - SEA, Seattle 98158
Cheapest Quarter Pounder® with Cheese $5.29 321 Washington Ave N, Orting 98360
Priciest Quarter Pounder® with Cheese $8.39 Seattle-Tacoma Airport - SEA, Seattle 98158
Cheapest McCrispy™ $4.49 5526 E Lake Sammamish Pkwy Se, Issaquah 98029-6804
Priciest McCrispy™ $7.39 Seattle-Tacoma Airport - SEA, Seattle 98158

Named locations are the lowest and highest listed price for each item among Washington restaurants in the checked collection, with till-glitch listings excluded (see methodology). Where several locations tie at the same extreme price, one is named and the tie is shown.

Nutrition, from the chain's own label

Calories and macros are taken from the chain's own published nutrition label, not measured by us. The letter is the same nutrient-density grade used on our item pages: nutrients worth having per calorie, minus the ones worth limiting. Detail for every item is on the McDonald's nutrition page.

ItemCaloriesProtein SodiumDensity grade
Big Mac®58025 g1,060 mgFVery low nutrient density
Quarter Pounder® with Cheese52030 g1,140 mgFVery low nutrient density
McCrispy™47026 g1,140 mgFVery low nutrient density

Questions people ask

How much is a Big Mac® in Washington?

The typical price is $6.59, the median across the 191 McDonald's restaurants we price in Washington (checked November 5, 2026). The cheapest is $5.19 at 17509 Canyon Pkwy E, Tacoma; the priciest is $8.29 at Seattle-Tacoma Airport - SEA, Seattle.

How do McDonald's prices in Washington compare with the rest of the US?

Across the whole McDonald's menu, Washington pays 7.8% above the national typical price for the same items.

How many McDonald's restaurants are in Washington?

Our collection tracks prices at 191 McDonald's restaurants in Washington, and 520 menu items are priced at three or more of them.

Where is the cheapest Big Mac® in Washington?

At the McDonald's on 17509 Canyon Pkwy E in Tacoma, at $5.19 — against a state typical price of $6.59.

Citing this data Source: Fast Food Index (https://fastfoodindex.com/mcdonalds/menu-prices/washington/), prices checked November 5, 2026. You are welcome to quote any figure on this page.

How these figures are computed

We read the price of every item on the menu at each restaurant from the chain's own ordering system, every week. A "typical" price is the median across the restaurants named on the page, and every restaurant counts once: when a menu lists the same item twice under two spellings, the restaurant still contributes one price. The cheapest and priciest restaurants named on this page exclude the handful of listings whose price sits outside 0.4–2.5× the item's national typical price — a $99 sauce cup is a till glitch, not a price, and it should not be able to win "priciest" either. Named extremes also exclude one-day pricing anomalies: a price that appears at dozens of restaurants in a single day's collection and nowhere else in our archive is treated as a collection glitch, not a price, though those restaurants still count toward every typical price. State and city indexes average each menu item's local typical price against its national typical price, so every item counts once and no single chain dominates.

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