In-N-Out Menu Prices 2026: Full Menu, Secret Menu, and Calories
Reviewed by Alex Rivera, Lead Menu Researcher. Price ranges compiled October 2026.
A Double-Double runs roughly $3.95 to $5.70 depending on the state. Add fries and a drink and you land near $8 to $11. That is the honest answer, and it comes with a catch worth knowing up front. In-N-Out does not publish one national price list, so the number on your receipt depends on where you are standing.
This guide covers every item, the real secret menu, calories, and what the words on the menu board actually mean. If you are comparing chains first, our restaurant menu price directory lines them up side by side.
In-N-Out Menu Prices Overview
In-N-Out sells about ten official items. A Hamburger costs roughly $2.50 to $3.80. A Cheeseburger costs $2.80 to $4.10. A Double-Double, the most popular item, costs $3.95 to $5.70. Fries run $1.65 to $2.80 and shakes run $2.75 to $3.80. A full combo costs $7.50 to $11.20.
In-N-Out publishes six official off-menu items, including Animal Style and Protein Style. Prices vary by state because In-N-Out sets them by local market.
In-N-Out Menu Prices at a Glance
| Item | Price range | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| Hamburger | $2.50 to $3.80 | 390 |
| Cheeseburger | $2.80 to $4.10 | 480 |
| Double-Double | $3.95 to $5.70 | 670 |
| French Fries | $1.65 to $2.80 | 370 |
| Shake (chocolate, strawberry, vanilla) | $2.75 to $3.80 | 580 to 590 |
| Fountain drink | $1.85 to $2.40 | 0 to 250 |
| Hamburger combo | $7.50 to $8.90 | 1,010 |
| Double-Double combo | $9.50 to $11.20 | 1,480 |
Prices are estimates compiled from multiple public listings in October 2026 and vary by state, city, and location. Confirm at your nearest restaurant before ordering.
Why the In-N-Out Menu Is So Short
In-N-Out sells about ten things. That is on purpose, and it has barely moved since 1948.
The kitchens have no freezers, no microwaves, and no heat lamps. Beef arrives fresh. Staff cut whole potatoes into fries on site, then fry them in sunflower oil. Shakes use real dairy ice cream. A short menu is what makes that workable at drive-thru speed.
It also explains the pricing. Most chains add items to chase new customers. In-N-Out adds almost nothing and competes on the same handful of burgers it has always sold. Compare that to the sprawling board at McDonald’s or the build-your-own range at Five Guys and the difference is obvious.
In-N-Out Burger Prices
Three burgers. That is the whole official lineup.
| Burger | Price range | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| Hamburger | $2.50 to $3.80 | 390 |
| Cheeseburger | $2.80 to $4.10 | 480 |
| Double-Double | $3.95 to $5.70 | 670 |
| Extra beef patty | about $0.75 to $1.25 | 100 |
| Extra cheese slice | about $0.30 to $0.60 | 70 |
The Double-Double is two patties and two slices of cheese. It outsells everything else on the board. Every burger comes with hand-leafed lettuce, tomato, and Spread, which is the house sauce In-N-Out says has not changed since 1948. Onions are your call, raw or grilled.
Prices are estimates and vary by location.
In-N-Out Fries, Shakes, and Drinks Prices
| Item | Price range | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| French Fries | $1.65 to $2.80 | 370 |
| Large fries | $2.20 to $2.80 | 500 |
| Chocolate shake | $2.75 to $3.80 | 590 |
| Strawberry shake | $2.75 to $3.80 | 560 to 590 |
| Vanilla shake | $2.75 to $3.80 | 580 |
| Fountain drinks (Coca-Cola, Dr Pepper, 7UP, Barq’s Root Beer) | $1.85 to $2.40 | 150 to 240 |
| Signature Pink Lemonade | $1.85 to $2.40 | 150 |
| Lite Pink Lemonade | $1.85 to $2.40 | 5 |
| Iced tea | $1.85 to $2.40 | 0 to 140 |
| Coffee | $1.85 to $2.40 | 5 |
| Hot Cocoa | $2.05 to $2.49 | 160 to 230 |
| Milk | $1.85 to $2.40 | 180 |
Fries divide people. They are fresh potatoes cooked once, so they come out drier and less crisp than frozen fries elsewhere. If that is not your thing, order them Well-Done.
Prices are estimates and vary by location.
In-N-Out Combo Meal Prices
A combo adds fries and a drink to any burger.
| Combo | Price range | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| Hamburger combo | $7.50 to $8.90 | 1,010 |
| Cheeseburger combo | $8.00 to $9.50 | 1,100 |
| Double-Double combo | $9.50 to $11.20 | 1,480 |
Two people can eat for roughly $16 to $22. That is still cheaper than most sit-down burger chains. Our Five Guys burgers menu and Culver’s menu pages show how that gap looks item by item.
Prices are estimates and vary by location.
The 6 Most Popular In-N-Out Orders
These are the orders that move fastest at the window.
1. Double-Double
Two patties, two cheese slices, roughly $3.95 to $5.70. It is the item In-N-Out is known for and the default order for most regulars.
2. Double-Double Animal Style
The same burger with a mustard-cooked patty, pickles, extra Spread, and grilled onions. It costs a little more and it is messier. Most people who try it never go back.
3. Animal Style Fries
Fries topped with melted cheese, grilled onions, and Spread, around $4.25 to $6.00. This is the single most ordered off-menu item in the country.
4. Protein Style Cheeseburger
A cheeseburger wrapped in lettuce instead of a bun. Around 240 to 330 calories. It is the standard low-carb order and staff make it constantly.
5. Neapolitan Shake
All three shake flavors in one cup for the price of a single shake. Not officially listed, but widely known.
6. Cheeseburger with Grilled Onions
The cheapest way to get the Animal Style flavor without the full build. Grilled onions cost nothing to add.
Best In-N-Out Order for Your Budget
Cheapest full meal
A plain Hamburger with a small fries and water. Roughly $4.15 to $6.60. Water cups are free.
Best meal under $10
A Double-Double with fries. Roughly $5.60 to $8.50 depending on the state. Add a drink and you are near the $10 line in most markets.
Most filling order
A 3×3 with large fries, roughly $8.90 to $11.30 and about 1,360 calories. A 4×4 costs more and pushes past 1,500 calories with fries.
Best low-carb order
A Protein Style Double-Double with no Spread. Spread contains sugar. A Flying Dutchman works too and costs less.
Prices are estimates and vary by location.
The Official Not So Secret Menu
Here is something almost every other price site gets wrong. In-N-Out publishes its own off-menu list on its website and calls it the Not So Secret Menu. It has exactly six items.
| Official item | What it is | Price range |
|---|---|---|
| Double-Meat | Two patties, no extra cheese | $4.00 to $6.00 |
| 3×3 (Triple Triple) | Three patties, three cheese slices | $6.70 to $8.50 |
| 4×4 (Quad Quad) | Four patties, four cheese slices | $8.95 to $11.00 |
| Grilled Cheese | Two cheese slices, no beef | $3.15 to $3.20 |
| Protein Style | Any burger wrapped in lettuce, no bun | Same as base burger |
| Animal Style | Mustard-cooked patty, pickles, extra Spread, grilled onions | $4.50 to $6.00 |
These six are not secret at all. Staff know them by name, and they appear on the official site. Ordering them is routine.
Prices are estimates and vary by location.
Unofficial Off-Menu Orders
Everything below is real and widely ordered, but In-N-Out does not publish it. Staff will usually make these. Prices vary more than the official items because they are built from components.
| Off-menu order | What it is | Price range |
|---|---|---|
| Animal Style Fries | Fries with cheese, grilled onions, and Spread | $4.25 to $6.00 |
| Cheese Fries | Fries with melted cheese | $3.50 to $5.00 |
| Roadkill Fries | Animal Style Fries with a crumbled patty | $5.50 to $8.90 |
| Well-Done Fries | Fries cooked longer for extra crisp | Same as fries |
| Light Fries | Fries cooked less, softer | Same as fries |
| Flying Dutchman | Two patties, two cheese slices, nothing else | $3.15 to $6.00 |
| Neapolitan Shake | All three shake flavors in one cup | Same as a shake |
| Root Beer Float | Root beer with vanilla shake | $2.75 to $3.50 |
| Arnold Palmer | Half iced tea, half lemonade | $1.85 to $2.40 |
| Lemon-Up | Lemonade with 7UP | $1.85 to $2.40 |
| Whole Grilled Onion | A full grilled onion slice on any burger | Free |
| Mustard Fried | Patty grilled with mustard, no other changes | Free |
| Chopped Chilis | A side of chopped yellow chilis | Free or small charge |
| Pup Patty | A plain patty, often ordered for dogs | $1.00 to $3.00 |
| Veggie Burger | All the toppings, no patty | $2.00 to $3.50 |
Prices are estimates and vary by location. Availability of unofficial items depends on the restaurant.
How to Order From the Secret Menu
There is no code word and no special line. You order the same way you order anything else.
For the six official items, say the name. “Double-Double Animal Style” works at every location. Staff ring it in as a standard modifier.
For unofficial items, describe what you want. “Fries Animal Style” gets you Animal Style Fries. “Two patties, two cheese, no bun, no vegetables” gets you a Flying Dutchman if the name draws a blank.
Three rules make it go smoothly. Order at the start, not after the total appears. Keep it to one or two modifications. And accept that unofficial items depend on the restaurant, so a no is not personal.
In-N-Out Ordering Tips Most People Miss
Ask for onions the way you like them
Onions are not automatic. You can ask for raw, grilled, whole grilled, or none. A whole grilled onion is one thick slice and costs nothing.
Get your fries cooked your way
Well-Done means longer in the fryer and much crispier. Light means the opposite, softer and paler. Both cost the same as regular fries.
Try a mustard-grilled patty
Ask for mustard-fried and staff grill the patty with mustard before it hits the bun. It adds a sharp edge. This is free.
Add chopped chilies
In-N-Out keeps chopped yellow chilis behind the counter. Ask for them on the side or on the burger. They are free or close to it at most locations.
Get Spread on the side
If you want to control how much sauce you get, ask for Spread on the side. It also works for dipping fries, which is cheaper than ordering Animal Style Fries.
First Time at In-N-Out? Start Here
If you have never been, order a Double-Double Animal Style with fries and a chocolate shake. That is the order most regulars would hand a newcomer.
Three things catch first-timers out. The menu board is genuinely that short, so there is no hidden section to look for. The fries are not like other chains, so ask for Well-Done if you want crisp. And the line moves fast, so know your order before you reach the window.
You do not need to whisper anything. Ordering Animal Style is normal, not a hack.
In-N-Out Menu Words, Explained
| Word | What it means |
|---|---|
| Double-Double | Two beef patties, two slices of cheese |
| Animal Style | Mustard-cooked patty, pickles, extra Spread, grilled onions |
| Protein Style | Burger wrapped in lettuce instead of a bun |
| Spread | The house sauce on every burger |
| 3×3 | Three patties, three cheese slices |
| 4×4 | Four patties, four cheese slices |
| Well-Done | Fries cooked longer and crispier |
| Light | Fries cooked less, softer and paler |
| Mustard Fried | Patty grilled with mustard before assembly |
In-N-Out Calories and Nutrition
| Item | Calories | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Hamburger | 390 | Lowest-calorie burger |
| Cheeseburger | 480 | |
| Double-Double | 670 | Most ordered item |
| 3×3 | about 860 | |
| 4×4 | about 1,050 | |
| Protein Style burger | 240 to 330 | No bun |
| French Fries | 370 | |
| Animal Style Fries | about 750 | |
| Shakes | 560 to 590 | Real dairy ice cream |
Calorie figures vary slightly between published sources. Treat these as close estimates and check the official nutrition information for exact numbers.
Is In-N-Out Actually Healthy?
It depends entirely on what you order.
What works in its favour. Beef is fresh rather than frozen. Fries are whole potatoes cut in the restaurant. Shakes use real ice cream instead of a mix. There are no heat lamps, so food is made when you order it. A plain Hamburger at 390 calories is lighter than most fast food burgers.
What does not. A Double-Double combo reaches about 1,480 calories, which is most of a daily intake for many people. Spread is high in fat and contains sugar. Animal Style adds both. A 4×4 passes 1,000 calories on its own.
The practical version. A Hamburger with Protein Style and water lands near 240 calories. Skip the Spread and it drops further. The menu is small enough that a lighter order is easy to build.
Allergens, Gluten, Keto, and Vegetarian Options
In-N-Out does not offer certified gluten-free items. Protein Style removes the bun, which cuts most gluten, but the kitchen is shared and cross-contact is possible. Anyone with coeliac disease should ask staff directly.
For keto, a Protein Style Double-Double with no Spread is the usual order. Spread contains sugar. A Flying Dutchman works too.
Vegetarians can order a Grilled Cheese or a veggie burger with no patty. There is no plant-based patty on the menu.
Common allergens across the menu include wheat, milk, egg, and soy. Check the official allergen information before ordering if you react to any of these.
What In-N-Out Does Not Sell
People search for these constantly, so here are the straight answers.
No chicken. No chicken sandwich, no nuggets, no tenders, no wings. In-N-Out has never sold chicken. If you want chicken, our KFC menu with prices and Raising Cane’s menu guides cover the main options.
No salads. There is no salad on the menu. Protein Style is the closest thing, and it is still a burger.
No breakfast. Doors open at 10:30 AM. There are no breakfast items at any hour.
No onion rings, no mozzarella sticks, no chili. Fries are the only side.
No desserts beyond shakes. No cookies, no pies, no sundaes.
Taking Kids to In-N-Out
There is no kids menu. Nothing is sized or priced for children, and there are no toys.
That said, the menu works well for kids anyway. A plain Hamburger at 390 calories is a reasonable child portion. A Grilled Cheese at roughly $3.15 to $3.20 suits kids who do not eat beef. Small fries and a milk carton round it out for about $6 to $8 total.
Ask for the burger plain if your child is fussy. Staff will leave off Spread, tomato, and onion without any fuss.
If you want a chain with a proper kids meal, Chick-fil-A and Wendy’s both run one.
Prices are estimates and vary by location.
Why In-N-Out Prices Change by State
| Area | Price level | Why |
|---|---|---|
| California | Highest | State wage laws and higher operating costs |
| Nevada, Arizona | Mid to high | Tourist-heavy markets like Las Vegas and Phoenix |
| Texas, Utah, Idaho | Lower | Lower operating costs |
| Oregon, Colorado, Washington | Mid | Varies by metro |
| Tennessee | Newest market | Limited locations, pricing still settling |
In-N-Out pays staff above the usual fast food rate, and that shows up in menu prices where wages are highest. The same Double-Double can differ by more than a dollar between California and Texas.
Prices are estimates and vary by location.
Where You Can Find In-N-Out
In-N-Out operates across California, Texas, Nevada, Arizona, Utah, Oregon, Colorado, Idaho, Washington, and Tennessee. California holds the most locations by a wide margin. Tennessee is the newest market and the company has said more are coming there.
To find your nearest restaurant, use the location finder on the official In-N-Out site or the official app. Both show opening hours and whether a location has a dining room.
There are no locations on the East Coast. If you are travelling and want a comparable burger closer to home, Whataburger covers much of the South and Culver’s covers the Midwest.
Hours and Holiday Closures
| Day | Typical hours |
|---|---|
| Monday to Thursday | 10:30 AM to 1:00 AM |
| Friday and Saturday | 10:30 AM to 1:30 AM |
| Sunday | 10:30 AM to 1:00 AM |
| Thanksgiving | Closed |
| Christmas Day | Closed |
| Easter | Closed |
| Christmas Eve, New Year’s Eve | Limited hours |
Doors open at 10:30 AM. Hours vary by location, so check your local restaurant for holiday timing.
Paying, Ordering Ahead, and Gift Cards
In-N-Out takes cash, debit, and major credit cards. Most locations accept Apple Pay and Google Pay at the drive-thru and the counter.
The official In-N-Out app handles mobile ordering at participating locations. You order ahead, then collect inside. The app is not a rewards app and earns you nothing.
In-N-Out sells gift cards in-store and online. They work at any US location. You can check a balance through the official site.
Most restaurants offer three ways to order. The drive-thru is fastest at quiet times. The counter is often quicker when the drive-thru line wraps the building. Many locations also have a dining room, and some older sites are drive-thru only.
Four Services In-N-Out Does Not Offer
No franchises. Every location is company-owned. You cannot buy one.
No rewards program. There is no points app and no loyalty tier. The official app is for ordering and finding locations.
No first-party delivery. In-N-Out does not run its own delivery. Some locations appear on third-party apps, which the company has not endorsed.
No catering trucks on demand. In-N-Out runs cookout trailers for events, but availability is limited and books far ahead.
In-N-Out vs Other Burger Chains
| Chain | Typical burger price | Menu size | Where |
|---|---|---|---|
| In-N-Out | $2.50 to $5.70 | About 10 items | 10 western and southern states |
| Whataburger | $4.00 to $9.00 | Large | Mostly the South |
| Five Guys | $9.00 to $13.00 | Medium, many toppings | Nationwide |
| Culver’s | $5.00 to $9.00 | Large | Midwest |
| McDonald’s | $2.00 to $8.00 | Very large | Nationwide |
| Sonic | $3.00 to $8.00 | Large | Nationwide |
In-N-Out is the cheapest of this group for a two-patty burger. Five Guys costs roughly double but gives you fifteen free toppings and much bigger fries.
Prefer something other than beef? Our Taco Bell menu guide covers the cheapest fast food in the country, and the Subway menu sits in a similar price band to In-N-Out.
Prices are estimates and vary by location.
How In-N-Out Started
Harry Snyder and Esther Snyder opened the first In-N-Out in Baldwin Park, California in 1948. It was a tiny stand with a two-way speaker box, which made it one of California’s first drive-thru hamburger stands.
The family has kept the company private ever since. Lynsi Snyder, Harry and Esther’s granddaughter, now leads it. The company is headquartered in Irvine, California. That family control is why the menu has stayed almost unchanged for more than seventy-five years while competitors expanded in every direction.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is a Double-Double at In-N-Out?
A Double-Double costs roughly $3.95 to $5.70 depending on the state. California locations sit at the top of that range and Texas locations near the bottom.
What is the cheapest thing on the In-N-Out menu?
The plain Hamburger, at roughly $2.50 to $3.80. A side of fries runs $1.65 to $2.80.
What should I order at In-N-Out for the first time?
A Double-Double Animal Style with fries and a chocolate shake. It is the order most regulars recommend to newcomers.
What does Animal Style mean?
Animal Style means the patty is cooked with mustard, then topped with pickles, extra Spread, and grilled onions. It is on the official Not So Secret Menu, so you can order it by name.
What is Protein Style?
Protein Style swaps the bun for a lettuce wrap. It works on any burger and is the usual low-carb order.
What is the Flying Dutchman?
The Flying Dutchman is two patties with two slices of cheese and nothing else. No bun, no vegetables. It is not on the official list, but staff know it.
Is the In-N-Out secret menu real?
Partly. In-N-Out officially publishes six items as its Not So Secret Menu. Everything else, including Animal Style Fries and the Flying Dutchman, is unofficial but widely ordered.
How do I order from the secret menu?
Say the item name for official items like Animal Style. For unofficial items, describe what you want. There is no code word and no special procedure.
How many items are on the In-N-Out menu?
About ten official items, counting three burgers, fries, three shake flavors, and drinks. The six Not So Secret Menu items are built from those same ingredients.
Does In-N-Out have chicken or nuggets?
No. In-N-Out has never sold chicken in any form. There are no nuggets, tenders, or chicken sandwiches.
Does In-N-Out have salads?
No. There is no salad on the menu. Protein Style is the closest option and it is still a burger.
Does In-N-Out have a breakfast menu?
No. Restaurants open at 10:30 AM and serve the same menu all day.
Does In-N-Out have a kids menu?
No. There is no dedicated kids menu. Most families order a plain Hamburger or a Grilled Cheese.
Does In-N-Out have a dog menu?
Not officially. Many customers order a Pup Patty, which is a plain cooked beef patty, for their dog. Most locations will make one.
Does In-N-Out franchise?
No. Every location is company-owned, and the company has consistently declined to franchise.
Does In-N-Out have a rewards program?
No. There is no points system or loyalty app. The official app handles ordering and store locations only.
Does In-N-Out take Apple Pay?
Yes. Most locations accept Apple Pay and Google Pay alongside cash and cards.
What states have In-N-Out?
California, Texas, Nevada, Arizona, Utah, Oregon, Colorado, Idaho, Washington, and Tennessee. There are no East Coast locations.
Is In-N-Out open on Thanksgiving and Christmas?
No. In-N-Out closes on Thanksgiving, Christmas Day, and Easter. Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve run shortened hours.
Does In-N-Out deliver?
In-N-Out does not run its own delivery service. Some locations appear on third-party apps without the company’s endorsement.
What oil does In-N-Out use for fries?
In-N-Out cooks its fries in 100 percent sunflower oil. Staff cut whole potatoes in the restaurant.
Are In-N-Out shakes real ice cream?
Yes. The shakes are made with real dairy ice cream in chocolate, strawberry, and vanilla.
Why are In-N-Out prices different at each location?
In-N-Out sets prices by market. Wage laws, rent, and local operating costs all push the number up or down, which is why a California Double-Double can cost over a dollar more than one in Texas.
Price and Calorie Disclaimer
This is an independent guide. Prices and menu items are estimates based on available data and vary by state, city, and franchise location. Always confirm current pricing at your nearest location, on the brand’s app, or on the brand’s official website before ordering. TheMenuPrices.com is not affiliated with In-N-Out Burger.