Burger King Lunch & Dinner Menu with Prices (2026)

Burger King starts serving lunch at 10:30 AM at most restaurants, seven days a week. The kitchen swaps the breakfast items off the board at that time, and from then on you can order burgers, chicken and fries.

There is no separate dinner menu. Instead, the lunch menu simply continues through the evening and into late night, so a Whopper at 9 PM costs the same as one at noon. For opening and closing times, see our Burger King hours guide.

Every burger at Burger King is cooked over an open flame, which gives the patties their charred, backyard-grill taste. The lineup splits into the big Whopper family and the smaller, cheaper burgers that sit on the value side of the board.

The Whopper family

The classic Whopper is the best all-round order. However, the Whopper Jr. gives you the same toppings at roughly half the calories and a much lower price. The Texas versions swap in bacon, jalapeños, cheese and a savory sauce for more heat.

Bacon King and cheeseburgers

The Bacon King is the biggest burger on the menu, with two patties, thick-cut bacon and cheese for 1,260 calories. At the other end, the Cheeseburger, Double Cheeseburger and Bacon Cheeseburger are small, cheap and easy to pair. The Rodeo Burger adds onion rings and BBQ sauce for a little crunch.

Burger King's chicken menu covers three styles: the long breaded Original Chicken Sandwich, the thick Royal Crispy fillet and the lighter flame-grilled chicken. On top of that, there are nuggets, Chicken Fries and wraps for snacking.

Chicken sandwiches

• Original Chicken Sandwich: the long sub-style sandwich with lettuce and mayo, about $6.79.
• Royal Crispy Chicken: a thick, crunchy fillet with a savory sauce, about $6.49.
• Spicy Royal Crispy Chicken: the same fillet with a triple-pepper spicy glaze.
• Flame-Grilled Chicken Sandwich: grilled rather than fried, with 35 g protein in 410 calories.
• Chicken Jr.: the small budget sandwich, about $3.09.

Nuggets, Chicken Fries and wraps

Chicken Nuggets come in 4, 6, 10 and 20 pieces, so they work for one person or a whole car. Chicken Fries are long, fry-shaped strips made for dipping, sold in 4, 8 and 12 pieces. Meanwhile, the Royal Crispy Wrap is a handheld snack for about $3.44.

Big Fish

The Big Fish is Burger King's fish sandwich: a breaded Alaskan pollock fillet with tartar sauce, lettuce and pickles on a brioche-style bun. It costs about $7.19, and many restaurants add extra fish promotions during Lent.

Sides

French Fries and Onion Rings are the two classic sides, each in value, small, medium and large. If you cannot decide, Have-Sies gives you half fries and half onion rings in one carton. Seasonal sides, such as Jalapeño Cheddar Bites and Mozzarella Fries, come and go through the year.

Drinks

Burger King pours Coca-Cola fountain drinks, including Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite, Dr Pepper and Fanta. There are also Frozen drinks, sweet and unsweetened iced tea, lemonade and iced coffee. See every size and price on the Burger King drinks menu.

Shakes and desserts

The Classic Oreo Shake is the best-selling shake, while the Hershey's Sundae Pie is the go-to slice. For something small, a Soft Serve Cone costs about $1.94.

Almost every sandwich on the lunch menu can be ordered as a meal. A meal adds medium fries and a medium soft drink, and you can usually swap the fries for onion rings for a small charge.

As a rule, a meal costs $4 to $7 more than the sandwich alone. For example, a Whopper meal is about $13.79, and an Original Chicken Sandwich meal is about $13.69. Upsizing to large adds roughly another dollar.

Under $5

A Whopper Jr., a Cheeseburger, a Chicken Jr. or a 4-piece order of nuggets will each keep you under $5. Add value fries if you need a little more.

Under $10

A Whopper with small fries, a Royal Crispy Chicken sandwich, or 8-piece Chicken Fries with a medium drink all fit comfortably under $10.

Feeding a family at dinner

For dinner with kids, combine a 20-piece order of nuggets with two large fries and a King Jr. Meal or two. In addition, check the app's family bundles, which usually beat buying the same items one by one.

If you are counting calories, the Flame-Grilled Chicken Wrap has just 240 calories, and a Hamburger has 260. For protein, the Bacon and Swiss Flame-Grilled Chicken Sandwich delivers 43 g, while the Triple Whopper reaches 78 g.

Sodium adds up quickly at lunch, especially with fries and a sauce. Our Burger King nutrition guide sorts every item by calories, protein or sodium, and the allergen menu flags milk, egg, wheat, soy, sesame and the other major allergens.