Whataburger Menu With Prices, Calories & Nutrition

Five things move the final total of a Whataburger order, and knowing them explains almost every price difference people notice between stores.

• Location Each restaurant prices against its own rent, labor and supply costs. A burger in a Texas suburb and the same burger in a new market like North Carolina will not always match to the cent.
• Size Fries, drinks, shakes and coffee are all priced per size. French Fries run from $2.69 for a small to $3.39 for a large, and drinks scale the same way.
• Customization Added bacon, cheese, avocado and extra patties each carry a charge. A Whataburger with grilled jalapenos and cheese rings up meaningfully above the $5.99 base.
• Delivery DoorDash, Uber Eats and Grubhub menus carry marked up item prices plus service and delivery fees. The same order placed in the drive thru is reliably the cheapest version of it.
• Whatadeals and promotions The value lineup rotates, and app only offers change what the register asks. The Whatadeals section above always shows the current lineup because it reads the same live data.

Sixty years of ordering patterns have settled the argument about what people actually buy. The original Whataburger, the Honey Butter Chicken Biscuit, the Patty Melt, Whatachick'n Strips and the shakes are the items that define the menu, and they are the right starting points if you are new to it.

Whataburger runs on a two menu clock, and knowing it saves you from ordering the wrong thing at the wrong hour. Breakfast owns 11 PM to 11 AM, the full menu owns 11 AM to 11 PM, and most locations never close in between.

Value on the Whataburger menu comes in three shapes: the Whatadeals lineup, the Whatameal combos, and the family boxes. Each solves a different order size, and picking the right shape matters more than picking the cheapest item.

Every item page on this site carries the full nutrition facts panel for the default build: calories, protein, carbs, total fat, sodium, sugars, fibre and saturated fat, pulled from the same data that powers the prices. The spread across the Whataburger menu is wide, from 10 calories for an unsweet tea to 1080 for the Sweet and Spicy Bacon Burger.

Two things move those numbers more than people expect. Size is the obvious one, since fries, drinks and shakes are priced and counted per size rather than as a single figure. The other is the drink, which is where most of the hidden calories on a combo order sit.

You can order Whataburger online through the app or a delivery platform, or in person at the counter and drive thru. The price is not the same across them: in store and drive thru charge menu price, the app adds rewards points on top, and delivery platforms mark item prices up before any fee is added.

For anyone within a short drive, order online for curbside pickup and you get the best of both. You get app pricing and rewards, the kitchen starts when you arrive, and you skip the queue entirely.