Freddy’s launched an Everyday Value Menu on November 5, 2026 — four items from $2.99, including a Steakburger Taco, two-piece Chicken Tenders and an all-beef Hot Dog, all starting at $3.49. The catch: it is a test in select markets only, for a limited time.
What Is on the Everyday Value Menu?
Freddy’s Frozen Custard & Steakburgers announced the menu on November 5, 2026, calling it a test of “craveable options at an approachable price point.” It is available now for a limited time at participating restaurants in Arizona, Colorado, Kentucky, New Jersey, New Mexico, Nevada and Texas — via drive-thru, in-restaurant dining, and pickup or delivery through the Freddy’s app and freddys.com. Pricing varies by location.
Everyday Value Menu Prices (November 2026)
| Item | What You Get | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Steakburger Taco | Thin-pressed Freddy’s patty with crispy edges, melted American cheese, lettuce, zesty Jalapeño Fry Sauce, grilled tortilla | From $3.49 |
| Two-piece Chicken Tenders | Crispy tenders with BBQ, ranch or honey mustard | From $3.49 |
| Hot Dog | All-beef hot dog on a toasted bun; upgrade to a Chili Cheese Dog for +$1.50 | From $3.49 |
| Chocolate Chip Custard Cookie | Vanilla frozen custard sandwiched between two chocolate chip cookies, rolled in mini chocolate chips | $2.99 |
Where Can You Get It?
Only in seven states for now: Arizona, Colorado, Kentucky, New Jersey, New Mexico, Nevada and Texas. Freddy’s has over 600 locations across the US and Canada, so most of the country does not have this menu yet — it is explicitly a test, and Freddy’s has not said when or whether it goes nationwide. If you are outside those seven states, do not expect to find it at your local Freddy’s.
The menu is also the chain’s clearest answer to the value wars of late 2026: Habit Burger’s $2/$4/$6 menu, Denny’s $6.99 Triple Play and the Bonus Jack’s $3.99 combo all landed in the same week. Freddy’s version is the only one built around a taco, a hot dog and a custard cookie — snack-sized items, not full meals.
What We Do Not Know Yet
- End date: Freddy’s calls it “limited time” and has not named an end date. This post will be updated when one is announced — or when the menu goes nationwide.
- Calories: No calorie figures have been published for the four items. We will not guess them.
- Nationwide rollout: No date has been given. The seven test states are the whole story for now.
Is It a Good Deal?
On price, yes — with the test-market caveat. A Steakburger Taco at $3.49 is a genuinely cheap way into Freddy’s thin-pressed patty, and the $2.99 Custard Cookie undercuts most fast-food desserts. The two-piece tenders at $3.49 are snack-sized, not a meal — order them as an add-on, not lunch. Compare the Culver’s menu or the Five Guys menu if you want a full burger meal — or the Wendy’s menu and Burger King menu for the cheapest full combos; this menu is for a quick, cheap bite. And if your Freddy’s is not in a test state, the Freddy’s Hershey lineup from November 4 is the chain’s other new launch — that one is nationwide.
FAQs
When did Freddy’s Everyday Value Menu launch?
November 5, 2026, for a limited time at participating restaurants in seven states.
Which states have the Freddy’s value menu?
Arizona, Colorado, Kentucky, New Jersey, New Mexico, Nevada and Texas. It is a test — most Freddy’s locations do not have it yet.
How much is the Steakburger Taco?
Starting at $3.49. The Chicken Tenders and Hot Dog also start at $3.49; the Chocolate Chip Custard Cookie is $2.99. Prices vary by location.
Can I get the value menu for delivery?
Yes — drive-thru, in-restaurant dining, and pickup or delivery through the Freddy’s app and freddys.com, at participating restaurants in the test markets.
How long is the Everyday Value Menu available?
Freddy’s has not named an end date. It is a limited-time test, so it could end or expand without much warning.
Conclusion
Freddy’s Everyday Value Menu is the cheapest new thing on a fast-food board this week — four items from $2.99, led by a $3.49 Steakburger Taco. The honest catch is geography: seven states only, as a test, with no end date and no calories published. If you are in Arizona, Colorado, Kentucky, New Jersey, New Mexico, Nevada or Texas, the taco and the $2.99 Custard Cookie are worth the trip. Everyone else should watch for the nationwide call — or try the Hershey lineup that launched the day before, everywhere.
Source: Freddy’s Frozen Custard & Steakburgers via PRNewswire, November 5, 2026. Prices are starting prices and vary by location; no end date or calories have been published.
