What the big chains actually charge in Vancouver — read from each chain's own ordering system at 57 restaurants, with the cheapest and priciest locations named.
Prices checked November 5, 2026 · 10 chains priced in Vancouver
Every figure below comes from Vancouver restaurants' own listed prices. Washington ranks #4 of 51 in our fast food prices by state index, paying 11.9% above the national typical price.
| Chain | Restaurants | Signature item | Vancouver typical | US typical | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Taco Bell | 10 | Crunchwrap Supreme® | $6.99 | $6.79 | +2.9% |
| McDonald's | 9 | Big Mac® | $5.99 | $6.09 | -1.6% |
| Domino's | 8 | Large (14") Hand Tossed Pizza | $21.49 | $14.99 | +43.4% |
| Burger King | 7 | Whopper | $8.19 | $6.19 | +32.3% |
| Chipotle | 7 | Chicken Burrito | $10.20 | $9.80 | +4.1% |
| Wendy's | 7 | Dave's Single® | $7.29 | $5.99 | +21.7% |
| Popeyes | 3 | Classic Chicken Sandwich | $6.45 | $5.79 | +11.4% |
| Papa John's | 3 | 14 Inch Original Pepperoni Pizza | $22.49 | $17.50 | +28.5% |
| Chick-fil-A | 2 | Chick-fil-A® Chicken Sandwich | — | $5.25 | |
| KFC | 1 | 8 pc. Chicken Only | — | $20.99 |
Typical prices in Vancouver: Crunchwrap Supreme® $6.99 · Mexican Pizza $6.39 · Burrito Supreme® $6.69
Every priced Taco Bell in Vancouver charges $6.99 for a Crunchwrap Supreme®.
Typical prices in Vancouver: Big Mac® $5.99 · Quarter Pounder® with Cheese $5.89 · McCrispy™ $4.99
Cheapest Big Mac®: $5.69 at 5517 Ne Gher Rd (one of 3 at this price) · priciest: $6.19 at 2110 E 4th Plain Blvd.
Typical prices in Vancouver: Large (14") Hand Tossed Pizza $21.49 · Medium (12") Hand Tossed Pizza $18.49 · Stuffed Cheesy Bread $11.49
Cheapest Large (14") Hand Tossed Pizza: $17.99 at 4101 SE 192nd Ave · priciest: $21.49 at 13712 NE 20th Ave Suite 1 (one of 7 at this price).
Typical prices in Vancouver: Whopper $8.19 · Whopper with Cheese $8.19 · Original Chicken Sandwich $6.99
Cheapest Whopper: $8.19 at 18961 SE Mill Plain Blvd (one of 6 at this price) · priciest: $8.39 at 6767 N.E. 84th Street.
Typical prices in Vancouver: Chicken Burrito $10.20 · Chicken Bowl $10.20 · Steak Burrito $12.35
Cheapest Chicken Burrito: $10.10 at 915 SE 164th Ave (one of 3 at this price) · priciest: $10.60 at 1600 Washington St (one of 2 at this price).
Typical prices in Vancouver: Dave's Single® $7.29 · Baconator® $9.49 · Spicy Chicken Sandwich $7.09
Every priced Wendy's in Vancouver charges $7.29 for a Dave's Single®.
Typical prices in Vancouver: Classic Chicken Sandwich $6.45 · Spicy Chicken Sandwich $6.45 · Regular Cajun Fries $4.55
Typical prices in Vancouver: 14 Inch Original Pepperoni Pizza $22.49 · 14 Inch Original Create Your Own $22.49 · 14 Inch Thin Pepperoni Pizza $22.49
The typical price is $6.99 across the 10 Taco Bell restaurants we price in Vancouver (checked November 5, 2026). The US typical price is $6.79.
The same Large (14") Hand Tossed Pizza costs $17.99 at the Domino's on 4101 SE 192nd Ave and $21.49 at 13712 NE 20th Ave Suite 1 — 19% more, inside one city. (1 Vancouver locations charge the low price and 7 charge the high; the two named are examples.)
Taco Bell, with prices tracked at 10 Vancouver restaurants, of the 57 restaurants across 10 chains in this guide.
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.