Freddy’s Menu Prices 2026: Full Menu With Calories

Freddy’s Frozen Custard & Steakburgers started in Wichita, Kansas, in 2002 — named after Freddy Simon, a World War II veteran and father of the founders — and now runs 600+ locations across the United States and Canada. The menu is built on two things: thin steakburgers smashed to order so the edges go crispy, and frozen custard churned fresh through the day. A Single Steakburger runs about $4–$7 depending on the store, an Original Double is $7.49, and a Regular Concrete is $6.49. This guide covers the full 2026 menu with prices and calories, from the Original Double to the French Onion Steakburger that returned November 4, 2026.

About the prices: Freddy’s publishes no national price list. The figures below are typical November 2026 in-store prices, anchored on a November 7, 2026 tracker capture and cross-checked against store ordering menus in Texas, Virginia, Arizona, Colorado and Tennessee — delivery listings (DoorDash and similar) run higher than in-store prices, and airport or mall locations run higher still. Prices do not include tax. Where trackers disagree, the range is shown and the conflict is stated, not smoothed. Calories come from Freddy’s own published nutrition information, cross-checked against the chain’s nutrition data as republished in full-macro tables; where the chain’s figures and trackers disagree, both are shown. Three companion guides go deeper: the Freddy’s secret menu guide collects the fan builds regulars order by recipe, the Freddy’s nutrition guide breaks down every item with protein and sodium from the chain’s own data, and the Freddy’s coupons guide explains Freddy’s Rewards and the real savings.

Steakburgers

The steakburger is the whole point of Freddy’s: a thin patty smashed on the grill so the edges crisp, then stacked with cheese, mustard, pickles and onions. The Original Double is the signature — two patties, and at 730 calories it is the benchmark the rest of the menu is measured against. California Style swaps the mustard, pickles and onions for lettuce, tomato and mayonnaise at no extra charge, which is the single most useful thing to know if you found the default build too sharp. Cheese is included in the calorie figures below unless noted; a Single without cheese is 380 calories.

Price conflict, stated plainly: trackers disagree on the Bacon & Cheese Double’s calories — 750 in one capture, 790 in the chain’s own nutrition data, 850 in another tracker. We use the chain’s figure, 790, and show the range here. “Varies” means no current tracker price was verifiable for that item at a specific store; the combo price below is the safer anchor.

Specialty Steakburgers

The specialty burgers are the same smashed patties with heavier builds. The Grilled Cheese Steakburger is the outlier: two patties with American and Swiss cheese and bacon on buttered Texas toast. Its calories are the most disputed figure on this menu — one tracker lists 690, another lists 1,050 — and we show the range rather than pick one. The Prime Rib Steakburger and the Smoky Bacon Cheddar Stack carry tracker-only calorie figures, flagged as such.

The Veggie Burger’s calories also disagree across sources — 440 with cheese in the chain’s nutrition data, 510 in a tracker — so the range is shown. The Veggie Burger is cooked on the same grill as the beef patties, which matters if you are vegetarian for dietary rather than preference reasons; see the allergen section below.

Steakburger Tacos & Limited Time

The Steakburger Taco is the cheapest way into a Freddy’s burger — a smashed patty in a flour tortilla for $4.49 — and it is also the anchor of the chain’s new Everyday Value Menu, where it starts at $3.49 in test markets. The French Onion Steakburger is back for a limited run, November 4, 2026 through January 5, 2027, alongside three new Hershey’s custard treats. Freddy’s has published no prices or calories for any of the four Hershey items, and trackers disagree wildly on the French Onion’s price ($9.09 in one, $12.09 in another) and calories (940 in one, 880 in another) — so all four rows read as ranges or dashes, and the full story lives in the Freddy’s x Hershey’s menu guide.

Combo Meals

Every combo is the sandwich plus shoestring fries and a medium drink. The combo prices below are the most consistent figures across trackers — they vary less by store than the à la carte prices do. The calorie figures are for the sandwich or main item only: trackers often repeat the sandwich figure as the combo figure, which understates the meal, so we do not publish tracker combo calories. Add roughly 400–520 calories for regular fries and 150 for a medium fountain drink.

*Calories are for the sandwich only. Fries and a medium drink add roughly 550–670 calories. The chicken, hot dog and tender combos are listed with their entrées below — a Spicy Chicken Combo is $13.49, a Hot Dog Combo $11.49, a Chili Cheese Dog Combo $12.49, a Veggie Burger Combo $13.49, a 3-Piece Tender Combo $13.49 and a 5-Piece Tender Combo $15.49.

Chicken Sandwiches & Tenders

Freddy’s chicken is the quiet second act: a spicy chicken sandwich, two club sandwiches and hand-breaded tenders. Prices vary more by store here than anywhere else on the menu — the Spicy Chicken Sandwich reads $9.15 in one store’s ordering menu and $11.35 in another’s — so the ranges below are the honest figure. The calorie conflict is real too: the chain’s nutrition data puts the Spicy Chicken Sandwich at 380 calories, while a widely used tracker lists 570. We show both ends.

The Grilled Chicken Breast Sandwich on its own — no club build — is the lightest sandwich on the menu at 300 calories and 28 grams of protein, and it is the base of the Grilled Chicken Bowl below. Tenders are also the cheapest entrée on the new Everyday Value Menu: a 2-piece serving starts at $3.49 in the seven test markets, covered in the Freddy’s Everyday Value Menu guide and in the coupons guide.

Hot Dogs

Freddy’s hot dogs are Vienna Beef, served on toasted buns. The All-Beef Hot Dog is $6.50–$9.10 depending on the store — delivery listings push the top of that range — and the Chili Cheese Dog is the heavier option at 540–550 calories. The Chicago Style Dog is listed on the menu but no current à la carte price was verifiable, so it reads “Varies”.

Bowls

Bowls are the menu’s low-carb play: the same proteins over a bed of lettuce and vegetables, no bun. Every bowl is $9.99, which makes the Grilled Chicken Bowl — 420 calories, 28 grams of protein — the best value-per-calorie on the menu. The Veggie Burger Bowl is the lightest item with a price on the whole menu at 370 calories.

Savory Sides

The shoestring fries are the side the chain is known for — thin, lightly seasoned, and the reason the fry sauce exists. Cheese Curds are the other signature: white cheddar curds, 520 calories for a Regular and a steep 1,220 for a Large, with 3,260mg of sodium in the Large. Onion Rings are the one side where the chain’s own data and trackers disagree badly — 380 calories for a Regular in one source, 600 in another — so the range is shown.

Regular size unless noted. The Cheese Curds range covers Regular (520) to Large (1,110 in one source, 1,220 in the chain’s nutrition data — see the nutrition guide). The Applesauce at 50 calories is the only side under 200 calories, and it is the kids’ meal default.

Frozen Custard

The custard is churned fresh through the day with a minimum of 10% butterfat, which is what makes a concrete hold a spoon upright. Regular Concretes are $6.49, and the calorie ranges below are by size — a Mini runs far lighter than a Large, and the Signature Turtle spans 730 to 1,140 calories across sizes. The Create Your Own Concrete at $5.99 is the cheapest way into a concrete, and the PBC&B — peanut butter, banana and chocolate — is the fan favorite that started as an off-menu build and made the regular menu.

Regular size unless noted. Sundaes run the same flavors in a simpler build — a Regular Turtle Sundae is 1,090 calories — and the full protein and sodium breakdown for every concrete and sundae is in the nutrition guide. The three Hershey’s concretes and sundae listed above are limited-time only, November 4, 2026 through January 5, 2027.

Shakes, Floats & Custard To-Go

Shakes are $5.49 and blended thick — the chain’s own guidance is that a spoon is optional but not a joke. A Regular Signature Turtle Shake is 1,310 calories, which is more than most of the burgers on this menu, so the shake is a meal, not a side. The Custard Sandwiches at $2.99 are the cheapest custard on the menu, and Pints & Quarts at $7.99 are the take-home play.

Drinks & Bevies

Fountain drinks are Pepsi products at $2.49, and milk and juice run $2.29–$2.79. The Bevies are the chain’s flavored cream sodas and iced teas — Golden Hour Orange, Peach Peach Baby, Coco Loco, Blue Rizzberry and Mango Magic — at $3.49–$3.79, sold at participating locations. They are the sweetest drinks on the menu at 250–280 calories each, which is roughly a second dessert.

Bevies: Teas & Lemonades

The lighter half of the Bevies line — iced teas and lemonades at 90–200 calories. The Strawberry Sunset Tea is the lightest drink on the menu at 90 calories.

Kids & Senior Meals

Kids’ combos come with a side and a drink, and the Kid’s Steakburger Combo at $6.99 is the cheapest full meal on the menu. Senior meals are smaller portions of the same builds — the Senior Cheeseburger at $7.89 is a Single with cheese, and the Senior Grilled Chicken at $8.59 is the lightest senior option at 540 calories. Family Night on Wednesdays, 4–8 PM, makes one Kids Meal free with an Adult Combo at select locations; the full terms are in the coupons guide.

Dipping Sauces

The Famous Fry Sauce is the thing regulars ask about — a secret-recipe sauce at $1.49 a cup, with jalapeño and smoky versions at $1.59 and $1.69. Sauce cups are not free, which is the single most common misconception about Freddy’s; the free asks are lettuce wraps, extra pickles and onions, and a custard sample spoon, covered in the secret menu guide. The bottled Fry Sauce at $5.49 is sold to take home.

Condiments & Bottled Sauces

Condiments are charged à la carte at Freddy’s — ketchup, mustard, relish and marinara all run $1.09–$1.39 a cup. The bottled line is the souvenir: Fry Sauce, Jalapeño Fry Sauce and the Fry Seasoning itself, sold to take home at $5.49–$6.29.

Allergen Information

Freddy’s publishes allergen information for its menu, and it is worth reading before you order if you have an allergy: steakburgers, grilled chicken, hot dogs and veggie burgers are cooked on the same grill, and fried foods share highly refined soybean oil. The allergens the chain lists are peanuts, tree nuts, wheat, soy, milk, eggs, fish and sesame. We do not republish a full allergen table here — formulations change without notice and a stale copy is worse than none — so check Freddy’s own allergen and nutrition data before ordering, and tell the staff about your allergy at the counter.

Nutrition

The lightest full meal on the menu is a Grilled Chicken Bowl at 420 calories, and the lightest sandwich is the Grilled Chicken Breast Sandwich at 300 calories with 28 grams of protein. The heaviest single item is the Triple Steakburger at 1,000 calories and 2,130mg of sodium, and the heaviest dessert is a Large Turtle Shake at 2,050 calories. Sodium is the number to watch: a Bacon & Cheese Double carries 2,120mg, a Large Cheese Curds 3,260mg, and a Triple 2,130mg — all above the 2,300mg daily reference value on their own. The full breakdown, with protein and sodium for every item, is in the Freddy’s nutrition guide.

Hours

Most Freddy’s locations open at 10:30 AM and close at 10:00 PM Sunday through Thursday, and at 11:00 PM on Friday and Saturday. Hours vary by location — drive-thru locations often run later — and holiday hours differ, so check your local store before a holiday visit. The drive-thru, where available, follows the same hours as the dining room.

Reviews

Freddy’s scores well for a burger chain, with the California Double and the shoestring fries drawing the most praise. On Yelp, the Indianapolis location sits at 3.5 stars from 133 reviews, San Marcos, Texas at 3.3 from 62 reviews, and Houston at 4.0 from more than 500 reviews, where Google shows 4.5 from more than 1,200 reviews. The Grand Island, Nebraska location scores 4.4 out of 5 on Wanderlog. Freddy’s has no per-reviewer star ratings published in a form we can reproduce, so the quotes below are given in prose with their sources.

“The California Double was one of the best burgers I’ve ever had at a chain restaurant. And the shoestring fries were on point….hot and crispy.” — Yelp, Indianapolis, June 28, 2023.

“Food is always hot and fresh, staff is friendly definitely recommend coming here” — Ryan K., 5 out of 5, Wanderlog, Grand Island, Nebraska.

“Freddy’s French Fries are lightly seasoned. The beat the competition hands down. 5 stars for the french fries alone. We love the turtle sundaes, too!” — Wanderlog, Grand Island, Nebraska.

15 Facts About Freddy’s

1. Freddy’s was founded in 2002 in Wichita, Kansas, by brothers Bill and Randy Simon and their business partner Scott Redler.
2. The chain is named after Freddy Simon, the founders’ father, a World War II veteran who earned the Purple Heart and the Bronze Star.
3. Freddy’s now runs 600+ locations across the United States and Canada, according to the chain’s own November 2026 release.
4. Steakburgers are smashed thin on the grill so the edges go crispy — the technique that defines the whole smashed-patty category.
5. The Original Double is the signature item: two smashed patties, cheese, mustard, pickles and onions, 730 calories.
6. Frozen custard must contain at least 10% butterfat to be called custard, and Freddy’s churns it fresh through the day.
7. A concrete is mixed so thick it holds a spoon upright — the chain’s own test of a properly made concrete.
8. California Style is a free swap: lettuce, tomato and mayonnaise instead of mustard, pickles and onions.
9. The Famous Fry Sauce recipe is a secret, but the chain sells it bottled at $5.49 to take home.
10. The PBC&B Concrete started as an off-menu fan build and made the regular menu.
11. Freddy’s Rewards members earn 10 points per dollar, and points expire one year after they are earned.
12. Family Night runs Wednesdays from 4–8 PM: a free Kids Meal with an Adult Combo at select locations.
13. The Everyday Value Menu launched November 5, 2026, with items from $3.49 in seven test markets — Arizona, Colorado, Kentucky, New Jersey, New Mexico, Nevada and Texas.
14. The Hershey’s collaboration runs November 4, 2026 through January 5, 2027, and includes a buy-2-get-2-free offer for the movie Hershey, in theaters November 25, 2026.
15. Freddy’s publishes no national price list, which is why this guide shows ranges and states conflicts instead of smoothing them.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much is a Freddy’s Original Double? $7.49 à la carte at most stores, or $13.99 as a combo with fries and a medium drink. Prices vary by location and delivery listings run higher.

What is the cheapest item at Freddy’s? The cheapest custard is a Chocolate Chip Custard Sandwich at $2.99, and the cheapest full meal is a Kid’s Hot Dog Combo at $6.49. On the Everyday Value Menu in test markets, the Steakburger Taco, 2-piece Chicken Tenders and Hot Dog each start at $3.49.

Does Freddy’s have a secret menu? No official one — but the chain publishes a “not-so-secret” customization list, and fans have built a set of order-by-recipe items like the Burger Dog and the Nutter Butter Concrete. The full list is in the secret menu guide.

How many calories are in a Freddy’s Original Double? 730 calories with cheese, 570 without cheese, per the chain’s own nutrition data.

Is Freddy’s custard real custard? Yes — it is churned fresh through the day with a minimum of 10% butterfat, which is the legal threshold for frozen custard.

Does Freddy’s have vegetarian options? The Veggie Burger (440–510 calories) and the Veggie Burger Bowl (370 calories) are the vegetarian mains, but they are cooked on the same grill as the beef patties — confirm preparation with staff if that matters to you.

What are Freddy’s hours? Most locations open at 10:30 AM and close at 10:00 PM Sunday–Thursday and 11:00 PM Friday–Saturday, but hours vary by location.

Conclusion

Freddy’s is a burger chain that knows exactly what it is: thin smashed patties with crispy edges, shoestring fries with a secret sauce, and custard thick enough to hold a spoon. The Original Double at $7.49 is the order to start with, the Grilled Chicken Bowl at $9.99 is the lightest full meal, and a Regular Concrete at $6.49 is the dessert that justifies the visit. Prices vary by store and the chain publishes no national list, so use the ranges here as a planning figure and check your local store’s ordering menu before you go — and if you want the fan builds, the rewards math and the full nutrition breakdown, the secret menu guide, the nutrition guide and the coupons guide are the companions to this one. For a different take on the smashed-patty burger, the Culver’s menu and the Five Guys menu are the closest comparisons.