Culver's menu prices

Culver's prices on this page keep one national burger median next to a brisket test that has no in-store dollar. Drive Thru Index, data as of October 26, 2026, put a ButterBurger Cheese at a typical $4.99, from $3.89 to $6.79, at 1,086 restaurants. The BBQ Brisket Pub Burger was reported October 26 as a select-location test. A delivery listing at 29970 Southfield Rd, checked October 29, showed an $11.39 sandwich add-on and a $5.69 value-basket add-on. Those delivery figures are not the ButterBurger median and they are not a national counter price.

Read the burger row as the October 26 median and the limited-time rows as the brisket test. The nutrition guide does not list the brisket burger, so its calorie cell is blank. The photographs are original shots of a brisket burger. They do not use the logo. The tile uses the official Culver's logo. Utah was the cheapest state basket and Michigan the priciest in the index note for the chain.

Ask the restaurant or the app whether the BBQ Brisket Pub Burger is on that board. Brand Eating named Bowling Green, Ohio, Jasper, Georgia, and the Detroit area on October 26 and said the list was not complete. The Southfield Rd delivery prices are add-ons on one listing, and the page says the total may vary. A $4.99 ButterBurger Cheese is a different sandwich.

Culver's did not publish a national in-store price for the BBQ Brisket Pub Burger in the documents checked October 29, 2026. The test description comes from Brand Eating on October 26. The only itemized dollars are on a Postmates listing for 29970 Southfield Rd: a $11.39 sandwich add-on and a $5.69 value-basket add-on. The listing says it is priced by add-ons and that the total may vary with the side and the drink. Those cells stay labeled as that delivery menu.

The build is smoked brisket, fresh beef, sweet and tangy BBQ sauce, Wisconsin cheddar, pickles, and a cornmeal-dusted potato bun. The October 26 report says the beef can be one, two, or three patties. No end date was printed. The nutrition PDF on culvers.com lists ButterBurgers and a BBQ sauce row. It does not list this pub burger. Calories stay blank.

The $4.99 ButterBurger Cheese is the middle restaurant on October 26, from $3.89 to $6.79 at 1,086 restaurants. Do not use it as the brisket price. Do not treat the $5.69 basket add-on as a meal that replaces the sandwich. The basket add-on sits on top of the sandwich add-on in that delivery flow.

Brand Eating's $8 to $10 range is a writer's summary without a receipt count. It is not a row. The delivery add-on of $11.39 can sit above an in-store range because delivery menus often do. This page does not average them.

The photographs are original and do not use the Culver's logo. The tile does. If a later company menu prints an in-store brisket dollar, it can be added with the date. Until then the in-store row says prices vary by location.

The test is not the whole Culver's menu. A ButterBurger Cheese at a typical $4.99 is the burger the October 26 index measured. The range on that sandwich was $3.89 to $6.79 across 1,086 restaurants. Utah had the cheapest basket and Michigan the priciest in that note. Those state lines describe the basket, not the brisket pub burger, which the index did not price.

Brand Eating's October 26 post is the public description of the test. It says select locations, limited time, and a build of smoky brisket, beef, sweet and tangy BBQ sauce, Wisconsin cheddar, pickles, and a cornmeal-dusted potato bun. It says the beef can be one patty or two or three. It names Bowling Green, Ohio, Jasper, Georgia, and the Detroit area, and it says that list is not exhaustive. This hub does not turn those three places into the only restaurants, and it does not invent more cities.

The delivery listing is a second document. On October 29 the Postmates page for 29970 Southfield Rd showed the sandwich as a required add-on of $11.39 and the value basket as a required add-on of $5.69. The basket line is fries and a drink, with upgrades for larger sides and some drinks. The page says the total may vary based on selections. Filing $11.39 as the sandwich add-on and $5.69 as the basket add-on matches that screen. Filing either number as the price in every Culver's would not.

A reader who adds $11.39 and $5.69 gets $17.08 before other upgrades, tax, and fees. This page does not print that sum as a meal price, because the listing prices the pieces separately and says the total may change. Medium crinkle fries are the default side in the listing. A large fry, cheese curds, onion rings, a Concrete Mixer, a shake, or a malt change the ticket. Those upgrade dollars belong to that delivery menu. They are not copied onto the hub as national sides.

Calories stay blank because the nutrition guide does not name the pub burger. The guide does list ButterBurger builds and a BBQ sauce. Those rows are different foods. Copying a ButterBurger calorie count onto brisket would invent a number. Third-party sites that print a calorie count for this name, including a count with zero carbohydrates, are not the company guide and are not used.

No end date means the quick facts line stays open. Limited time, in the October 26 report, is the only duration. A sold-out test restaurant is not a new national price. A restaurant that never had the burger is not a price of zero. The app or a phone call is the check for the store you will visit.

The $8 to $10 sentence in the October 26 post is a range without receipts. It can sit next to an $11.39 delivery add-on without either one becoming the national counter price. Delivery often runs higher than the dining room. This page keeps them apart on purpose. The photographs show brisket, cheddar, pickles, and sauce on a potato bun. They do not show a logo. The tile does.

Culver Franchising System, Inc. is the name on the nutrition guide's recipe line. The guide's ButterBurger Cheese builds are the everyday sandwiches. Single, double, and triple cheese burgers have their own calorie rows in that file. None of those rows is labeled BBQ Brisket Pub Burger. The index median of $4.99 is the price read, not a calorie. This hub does not paste a cheese-burger calorie onto the test item just because both are burgers.

Order the test only where the restaurant is ringing it. A Detroit-area delivery screen does not prove Bowling Green charges $11.39, and a writer's $8 to $10 range does not prove Southfield Road's dining room. Each figure stays with the document that printed it. When a company menu or a counted in-store read names one brisket dollar, that dollar can replace the vary-by-location cell, with the date attached. Until then the in-store row says prices vary by location. A missing burger at one restaurant is a stock or test limit, not a markdown of the ButterBurger Cheese median.