Wendys Menu With Prices

We present a clear, compact guide to the full U.S. offerings so you can scan options fast and decide what to order.

Our layout is category-driven: burgers, chicken, nuggets, combos, meal deals, salads, sides, Frosty and drinks, kids items, bakery, and limited-time choices.

We list both à la carte items and bundled orders so readers see true out-the-door cost. We also highlight common add-ons like extra cheese or bacon and how they change totals.

Note that pricing varies by location; treat the numbers here as a current reference rather than a guaranteed national rate.

How to use this guide: compare combos versus deals, check app or local store pricing, and confirm in person before checkout for the final total.

We provide a price-forward, product-page style resource for quick comparison.

Categories and add-on impacts are clearly shown to help estimate final cost.

Wendys Menu With Prices: Latest Updates for U.S. Locations

This update summarizes current U.S. pricing so shoppers can compare combo and à la carte options fast.

Why local taxes and franchising change costs

Prices shift by city and state because rent, wages, and local taxes vary. Franchise owners can set regional retail rates too.

That means the same sandwich may cost more in one metro than another. Always check your store for the final total.

What a combo includes versus à la carte

Most daytime combos bundle a sandwich, fries, and a drink. À la carte pricing lists each item separately.

Examples from 2026 listings show clear gaps: Baconator® $8.59 vs Baconator® Combo $12.39; Dave’s Single® $6.49 vs Dave’s Single® Combo $10.29.

How we keep the menu current

We base updates on published 2026 sources and spot-check app and checkout screens. Limited-time items change fastest.

• Compare combos if you want fries and a drink; buy à la carte if you only want a sandwich.
• Remember: taxes and delivery or service fees usually appear at checkout.

Featured Favorites We See Ordered Most

Order patterns point to a handful of reliable burgers and signature frozen treats. We focus on those items so you can find favorites fast and compare options on the menu.

Big Bacon Classic® and Dave’s® lineup highlights

The Big Bacon Classic® anchors our burger list with clear price tiers: single, double, and triple. Dave’s Single, Double, and Triple follow the same sizing logic and remain top picks for steady taste and value.

• Big Bacon Classic®: single, double, triple options fit different hunger levels.
• Dave’s® offers predictable sizing and broad availability at most U.S. locations.
• Pairing a burger with an à la carte Frosty can beat the cost of a full combo if you skip fries and a drink.

Classic Chocolate Frosty and seasonal Frosty picks

The classic chocolate Frosty stays steady as an all-year dessert. Seasonal flavors, like Triple Berry, appear periodically and may vary by region. Check the app for the fastest availability update.

Hamburgers & Cheeseburgers Menu Prices

We map popular burger builds to easy-to-read price points so you can order with confidence. Below we show premium choices, tiered bacon options, and compact value picks to help plan a fast, budget-aware order.

Baconator® snapshot

Baconator® — $8.59; Son of Baconator® — $7.19. Use this quick comparison to judge whether the larger build fits your appetite and budget.

Big Bacon Classic® tiers

Big Bacon Classic® single — $7.19; double — $8.39; triple — $9.59. The steps are small and predictable, so upsizing is a clear per-layer cost decision.

Value picks

Double Stack — $2.99. Jr. Cheeseburger — $2.49. Jr. Bacon Cheeseburger — $2.99. These staples keep an order affordable while still offering familiar burger flavor.

Add-ons that affect totals

American cheese slice — $0.30. Asiago cheese slice — $0.30. Applewood smoked bacon — $1.50. A single bacon add-on can change a value build into a mid-tier purchase quickly.

We recommend starting with a value burger and adding one premium upgrade if it fits your budget. Remember that franchise differences can affect final prices at the register, so treat these numbers as comparative guidance for wendy menu prices and local menu planning.

Chicken Sandwiches, Crispy Chicken, and Wraps

We break down chicken choices so you can pick by taste and budget quickly. Our focus is on clear price comparisons and what each build typically includes.

Classic vs. crispy price points

Compare a classic chicken sandwich and a crispy chicken sandwich by cost and feel. Sources list a classic chicken sandwich around $8.19 while a crispy chicken sandwich appears lower, from $2.49 to $3.49 depending on the source and whether the listing is à la carte or regional.

Asiago build and ranch club variations

The asiago ranch chicken club is a premium, cheese-forward choice and often sits near the top of the chicken price band (about $9.39 in some lists). Ranch chicken club variations swap spicy or classic patties and add bacon or extra cheese, which raises the total.

Wrap option and ordering tips

For a lighter handheld, the grilled chicken wrap is a mid-tier option (HackTheMenu shows $6.69). If you want the lowest chicken experience, the crispy chicken item is usually the entry price point.

• Ask whether listed amounts are combo or à la carte — that changes final totals quickly.
• Swap spicy for classic or add bacon/cheese to customize a ranch chicken club.

Nuggets, Saucy Nuggs, and Dippable Deals

Nuggets are one of the easiest items to scale from a snack to a group order. We break down standard sizes and saucy options so you can compare cost per piece quickly.

Spicy and crispy chicken nuggets usually land in the same price band, so pick the flavor you prefer without changing your budget. Below we show common retail points from two 2026 sources.

• Snack sizes: 4, 6, and 10-piece ladders make it simple to decide between a bite or a full snack.
• Saucy Nuggs add tossed sauce and may cost more; sizes go up to 20 pieces and some locations offer a party pack for sharing.
• Tip: split a 20-piece and add a side to feed a family more affordably than buying several small orders.

Promotions and limited-time sauces appear often. We recommend checking local deals before ordering to capture the best nugget value and any dippable deals available that day.

Combo Meals and Chicken Sandwich Combo Meals

We compare top bundled meals to help you pick the best sandwich-and-side option. Combos normally include a sandwich, fries, and a drink, which makes estimating the full meal cost easier than tallying à la carte pieces.

Top burger combos

Here are common reference combos from 2026 listings. These provide a quick baseline for ordering decisions.

• Baconator® Combo — $12.39
• Son of Baconator® Combo — $10.99
• Big Bacon Classic® Combo — $10.99; Double — $12.19; Triple — $13.39
• Dave’s Single/Double/Triple Combos — $10.29 / $11.49 / $12.69

Chicken sandwich combos

Chicken combos vary more by market than burger combos. Typical entries include classic chicken sandwich combos and spicy builds, plus premium options like the Asiago Ranch Chicken or ranch chicken club style, which carry higher totals.

Tip: price the sandwich alone, then add local fries and drink rates to see whether the combo is a bargain. Also check app and delivery listings; combos there sometimes include different item sizes or fees.

Meal Deals, Biggie Bags, and Budget-Friendly Choices

We outline how meal deals and Biggie Bag-style bundles can stretch a small budget while still delivering a full meal experience. These bundles bundle a main, a side, and a drink to beat building the same order à la carte.

Biggie and meal deal examples

Common value entries sit in the $5–$8 band. Examples include the Double Stack Biggie Bag $5.00, Crispy Chicken Biggie Bag $5.00, Crispy Chicken BLT Biggie Bag $6.00, and an $8 JBC Meal Deal. “4 for 4” style bundles also appear in some markets as compact, low-cost meal options.

Cheap staples to keep totals low

Pick one main item and add a value bundle instead of upgrading everything to premium sizes. That strategy often saves more than choosing a full combo.

• Jr. cheeseburger — a low-cost burger choice.
• Jr. bacon cheeseburger — small upgrade for minimal spend.
• Double Stack and 4 pc nuggets — easy, cheap protein options.
• Jr. natural-cut fries and small drinks — keep sides small to save.

Tip: compare the bundle price to the sum of à la carte items before you order. Deals can outperform combos when you want nuggets or a smaller drink. For the best current offers, check the app offers tab, then confirm at the drive-thru board or checkout.

Fresh-Made Salads (Including Parmesan Caesar)

Our salad lineup offers entrée-sized options that stand in for a full meal when you want something lighter. We list core choices and clear add-on costs so you can compare totals fast.

Key salad lineup and pricing

The primary salads—Parmesan Caesar, Cobb, Taco, and Apple Pecan—are each listed at $8.49 on HackTheMenu (2026). Treat these as entrée items rather than side portions.

Upgrades and how they affect totals

Common add-ons change the final check. Applewood smoked bacon adds $1.50. Blue cheese crumbles add $0.49. Shredded cheddar adds $0.35.

• Choose the base first (Parmesan Caesar, Cobb, Taco, or Apple Pecan).
• Then pick one upgrade if you need extra fullness or flavor.
• For chicken-focused eaters, a salad can be a protein-forward alternative to a sandwich.

Note that menu prices vary by market and seasonal rotations may appear. Pair a salad with water or a value beverage to keep the meal total predictable.

Fries, Sides, and Chili

Fries and small plates shape many orders, so we break down what to expect and what to pay. Below we compare common fry sizes, premium loaded options, baked potatoes, and chili so you can choose the right side for your meal.

French fries, Baconator Fries, and loaded options

Standard fries come in small ($2.69), medium ($3.19), and large ($3.49). Baconator Fries are a loaded choice at $2.99, and large Cheese Fries list around $2.79. Chili Cheese Fries run about $2.99 for a heartier side.

Baked potato choices

Baked potatoes start near $2.69 for a basic option. Toppings like sour cream, chives, or bacon cheese raise the typical range. Treat the listed figure as a baseline rather than a universal fee.

Chili sizes and family portions

Chili is both a side and a meal add-on: small $3.19, large $3.89, and family size $9.99. A family chili can feed multiple people and often beats ordering several small sides.

We recommend a quick value check: if you already have a combo, compare upgrading the included side versus adding a second side. Small swaps often save more than ordering extra items à la carte.

Frosty Menu Prices: Classic Chocolate, Vanilla, and More

We lay out Frosty options by size and flavor to help match craving and cost. Below is a quick, size-by-size guide and notes on shakes, rotating flavors, and pairing ideas.

Classic chocolate sizes and what they cost

The Jr. classic chocolate frosty sits at $1.19. Small is $2.49, medium $2.99, and large $3.39. These tiers help you pick based on appetite and budget.

Vanilla and rotating flavors

Vanilla frosty and seasonal flavors such as Triple Berry follow the same size ladder: Jr. $1.19; small $2.49; medium $2.99; large $3.39.

Availability can vary by store, so rotating items may not be in every location the day you order.

Frosty shake versus Frosty cup

A Frosty Shake costs slightly more than a cup. HackTheMenu lists a small shake at $2.59 and a large at $3.29. Shakes use blended cream for a thicker texture, while cups are the classic spoonable treat.

Pair a chocolate frosty with fries or a burger for a classic combo-style meal. Always check the app or local board for current prices before you order.

Frosty Cream Cold Brew and Coffee Menu Prices

We map flavored Frosty Cream Cold Brew choices and standard coffee sizes so you can compare taste and cost at a glance.

Chocolate, Vanilla, and Caramel Frosty Cream Cold Brew

Chocolate Frosty Cream, vanilla Frosty Cream, and caramel Frosty Cream are listed at the same tier. Small is $2.19. Medium is $2.99. Large is $3.69.

Hot coffee and cold brew by size

Hot coffee runs small $1.29, medium $1.69, large $1.89. Cold brew sits at small $1.89, medium $2.59, large $3.19.

Custom add-ins and what they cost

Simple add-ins let you tune sweetness and texture. Caramel, vanilla, or chocolate syrup add $0.25 each. Frosty creamer is $0.25 per add-in.

Difference: a standard cold brew is black and bold. A Frosty-style creamer adds sweetness, body, and a dessert-like finish. Expect richer taste and a slightly higher check when you pick a Frosty cream cold option.

Best value: pick the base drink, then add one syrup if desired. App ordering shows final totals and makes customization painless. We use this guide to help build a quick coffee or Frosty cream cold order on the wendy menu.

Beverages and Lemonade Lineup

We list lemonades and flavored options up front so you can pick a premium sip for your meal quickly.

All-natural lemonades and flavored varieties

All-natural Lemonade is offered in small, medium, and large. Each flavored option follows the same size ladder: Strawberry, Pineapple Mango, and Blueberry Pomegranate.

Freestyle, tea, juice, milk, and water

Coca-Cola® Freestyle and iced tea follow a simple size pricing: small, medium, and large tiers. We also list juice, milk, bottled water, and a kid-friendly fruit punch option to cover families.

• Freestyle / Iced Tea: $2.69 / $2.99 / $3.29 (S/M/L)
• Simply Orange® Juice (small): $2.99; Milk / Chocolate Milk: $1.69
• Bottled Water: $1.69; Fruit Punch (small): $1.19

Best choice for your order: lemonade for a premium sip, Freestyle for flavor variety, water for simplicity, and milk for kids’ meals. Note that delivery platforms may adjust totals due to fees or substitutions, so always check the wendy menu screen before finalizing.

Kids’ Meals and Family-Friendly Picks

When hunger hits the little ones, parents want clear options — below we map the core kids’ meals and costs. We focus on simple builds that travel well and keep the family order predictable.

Kids’ nuggets, cheeseburger, and hamburger pricing

HackTheMenu (2026) lists these common entries for quick reference. These figures help compare nuggets versus burger choices at a glance.

Kids’ nuggets typically arrive in a four-piece format and may be regular or spicy depending on location. If your child prefers mild flavors, ask for the regular nuggets to avoid surprises.

We recommend building a family order by picking one adult main and adding a kids’ meal or two. Adding a small side or dessert for adults can still keep the overall check controlled when you compare bundle deals in the app.

Bakery and Sweet Treats Beyond the Frosty

We highlight compact bakery items that make a quick finish to a meal. These are easy add-ons at checkout and often cost less than a full dessert.

Our list calls out the Cinnabon® Pull-Apart and its cream cheese frosting upgrade. The base pull-apart is an affordable treat; the frosting adds about $1.00 and raises the total at the register.

We also include single-serve sweets: a chocolate chunk cookie, oatmeal bar, and sugar cookie. These let you grab a small sweet without ordering a Frosty or a full pastry.

We recommend pairing a cookie with coffee for a low-cost combo. Bakery items act as small extras rather than a full dessert, so they fit many orders and budgets.

Secret Menu and Limited-Time Collaborations

A handful of off-menu builds and timed collaborations keep the lineup interesting. Fans trade custom orders online and staff often know popular requests by name.

Secret items are not printed; they are custom builds you request by describing ingredients. Ordering in person usually yields the best result because you can confirm components directly.

Known secret builds and pricing

• Barnyard Burger — a beef and chicken stack that runs about $6.00–$7.00 depending on add-ons.
• Frosty Float — a small blended treat mixing a soda and a Frosty, typically $2.50–$4.00.

Limited-time collabs and availability

Promos like the Rick and Morty tie-ins (Hot Honey NOT Birdperson Combo, Riggity Riggity Wrecked Combo) and special Coca‑Cola Freestyle mixes (Portal Time Lemon Lime, Froopyland Froopunch) appear at participating locations only.

Expect price swings: promos may be sold as combos or require app-only ordering. Custom builds might not qualify for coupons or standard deals, so verify the final total before you pay.

How We Recommend Ordering for the Best Wendy Menu Prices

Pick where and how you order to get the best deal on the same sandwich or meal. We weigh speed, customization, and savings so you can choose the right channel for your needs.

Ordering channels and when to use them

Drive-thru for speed. In-store if you want custom swaps and to avoid mistakes.

The app often offers rotating wendy meal deals and rewards that reduce the out-the-door total.

Delivery adds convenience but expect service and tip fees that change menu prices on checkout.

Quick comparison method

Price your core choice: (à la carte sandwich) + (local fries) + (local drink). Then compare that to the combo and any meal deal bundle that includes nuggets or sides.

Best value tip: check the app first, then verify the combo or deal at the register. That quick step often saves more than coupons alone.

Ready to Pick Your Meal Deal and Order With Confidence

Finish your order fast by matching appetite to an option: bundle, à la carte, or a targeted deal.

Our confidence checklist: confirm your location, check the app for current meal deals, compare combo versus deal bundles, then place the order. This takes seconds and avoids surprises at checkout.

Decision paths: pick a chicken sandwich or classic chicken sandwich for a simple lunch, grab a value bundle if you want nuggets, or choose a burger combo for an all-in meal. Keep add-ins minimal to protect the total.

For dessert, finish with a chocolate Frosty or vanilla Frosty. If you want coffee plus a sweet twist, try a frosty cream cold or chocolate frosty cream option and watch add-ins so the check stays predictable.

We aim to help U.S. readers use this menu guide to choose confidently and order a meal that fits appetite and budget.