USA Food Menu is an independent guide to what things actually cost at America’s biggest restaurant chains. Every brand page lists the full menu by category, typical prices, calorie counts, opening hours and the deals that are running right now, so you can decide what to order and roughly what you will pay before you leave the house.
We are not affiliated with any restaurant, we do not accept payment from restaurants to appear on the site, and we do not sell food or take orders.
Who runs USA Food Menu
USA Food Menu was founded and is edited by Jahanzaib, who is based in Houston, Texas. Jahanzaib sets the site’s editorial standards, oversees how menu pages are researched and checked, and personally reviews corrections sent in by readers. Every menu page and restaurant guide is reviewed before it is published and again when it is updated.
Houston is a good place to watch American restaurant prices. Almost every chain on this site has locations across the metro area, from fast food and coffee drive thrus to steakhouses and sit down chains, which makes it easy to notice when menus, deals and prices change.
What you will find here
- Menu pages for America’s most popular chains, from McDonald’s, Taco Bell and Chick-fil-A to Texas Roadhouse, Olive Garden, Domino’s and the Costco food court. See the full list on our menu directory.
- Price tables for every category, including breakfast, kids meals, drinks, desserts and sauces, with calorie ranges taken from each chain’s published nutrition information.
- A Hot Deals box on every menu page, updated as chains launch, change or end their promotions.
- Restaurant guides that answer the questions people actually ask, such as why the Costco hot dog is still $1.50 or what comes with Chili’s 3 for Me.
- Free tools, including our calorie calculator, which shows how a restaurant meal fits into your day.
How we put each menu page together
Restaurant prices are messy. Most chains are franchised, which means the owner of each location sets prices within limits the brand allows. A burger in Manhattan, an airport or a stadium can cost 20 to 40 percent more than the same burger in a small town. A single “official” price usually does not exist.
So instead of guessing one number, we build each page from several sources and publish the price most people will see:
- We start with the chain’s own website, app and published menus, which show live prices for specific locations.
- We compare those prices across several US markets and against independent price trackers and menu board photos where they are available.
- We check calorie counts and allergen notes against each chain’s official nutrition documents.
- We read company announcements and earnings calls for launches, price changes and discontinued items.
- We write the page in our own words, add ordering tips and answers to common questions, and mark the month the page was last checked.
The full process is explained on our How We Check Prices page.
How we keep pages current
Every menu page is reviewed at least once a month, and the page title shows the month it was last updated. When a chain launches a new item, ends a deal or raises prices, we update the affected page sooner. Seasonal items are labeled as limited time so you know they may disappear.
What we do not do
- We do not copy menus or articles from other websites.
- We do not claim our prices are official. They are typical prices, and your local restaurant is always the final word.
- We do not publish fake reviews, invented quotes or sponsored rankings.
- We do not use restaurant logos or imply any partnership with the brands we cover.
Found a mistake?
Menus change constantly, and readers are often the first to notice. If a price, item or opening time on our site is wrong where you live, please tell us through our contact page. Include the restaurant, the city and what you saw. We check every report and update the page when the correction applies widely. Our editorial policy explains how corrections are handled.
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