About Menu Info
An independent guide to what America’s favorite restaurant chains serve, what it usually costs, and how to order smarter.
Why Menu Info exists
Looking up a fast food price should take seconds. In practice it often means downloading an app, picking a store, signing in and tapping through several screens, only to find that the price changes from one location to the next. Menu Info puts the full menu of each chain on one clean page, with typical prices, calories, hours and current deals side by side, so you can decide what to order before you leave home.
Who runs Menu Info
Menu Info was founded and is edited by Aliza. She sets the site’s editorial standards, oversees how every menu page is researched and checked, and personally reviews the corrections readers send in. Every menu page and restaurant guide is reviewed before it is published and again whenever it is updated.
What makes Menu Info different
- Organized for quick answers. Every menu page starts with quick picks, such as the cheapest meal, the most popular item and the best deal, before the full price tables.
- Grouped by what you feel like eating. Browse burgers, chicken, pizza, coffee, breakfast or sit down dining, then compare chains in the same group.
- A Hot Deals section on every menu page, updated as chains launch, change or end promotions.
- Ordering tips that actually save money, from app only deals to the cheapest way to feed a group.
- Restaurant guides that answer the questions people search for, such as what comes in a Caniac Combo or whether Little Caesars is still $5.
How each menu page is built
Most chains are franchised, so a single “official” price rarely exists. Instead of guessing, we build every page from several sources:
- The chain’s official website and ordering app, which show live prices for specific locations.
- Official nutrition and allergen documents for calorie counts.
- Company announcements for new items, price changes and discontinued products.
- Independent price trackers and menu board photos to check prices across different US markets.
We then publish the typical price most people will see, give a range where prices vary widely, and label limited time items. Read the full process 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 changes prices, we update the page sooner. Our editorial policy explains our standards and how corrections are handled.
What we do not do
- We do not copy menus or articles from other websites.
- We do not present typical prices as official prices.
- We do not accept payment from restaurants to appear on the site or to be ranked higher.
- We do not publish fake reviews, invented quotes or sponsored rankings.
Spotted something out of date?
Readers are often the first to notice a price change or a discontinued item. Tell us through our contact page and include the restaurant, the city and what you saw. We review every report.
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