Five Guys menu prices

Five Guys prices are not on this page because the September 2026 U.S. nutrition and allergen guide does not print a dollar. Every price cell says prices vary by location. The calories, grams, and allergen labels come from that guide, read on November 3, 2026, and the same rows power the Five Guys nutrition calculator. MenuLeak is independent and is not affiliated with Five Guys. The guide lists a hamburger as parts, not as one finished sandwich. A hamburger patty is 302 calories, 17 grams of fat, and 16 grams of protein at 65 grams. A hamburger bun is 240 calories, 8 grams of fat, 35 grams of carbohydrate, and 7 grams of protein at 77 grams. Adding those two published rows is 542 calories. That sum is the calculator preset. It is not a meal the guide printed under the name hamburger. A second patty is another 302 calories because quantity means another printed portion. The guide also prints a smaller mini patty at 163 calories and a mini bun at 120 calories. Those are separate rows. This page does not scale the regular patty down to a mini.

Fries are cooked in peanut oil. Little Five Guys Style fries are 526 calories at 227 grams. Regular Five Guys Style fries are 953 calories at 411 grams. Large Five Guys Style fries are 1,314 calories at 567 grams. Cajun fries are their own rows, and the large Cajun order is 1,328 calories. The allergen button for peanuts is on every fries row because the guide says the fries are cooked in peanut oil and the ingredient list names refined peanut oil. Bulk peanuts and Cajun peanuts are 170 calories per ounce and also list peanuts. Two bacon suppliers are both in the file. Two pieces from supplier S are 70 calories. Two pieces from supplier D are 73 calories. A single supplier D slice is 36 calories. The guide does not say which restaurant uses which supplier, so both stay. Hot dog supplier H is 280 calories and the ingredient line says it contains soy. Hot dog supplier K is 260 calories. The hot dog bun is 220 calories and lists eggs, milk, soy, and wheat.

Cheese depends on the supplier. One slice from supplier K is 70 calories and the Contains line says milk. One slice from supplier S is also 70 calories and lists milk and soy. A half slice from supplier S is 35 calories with the same milk and soy line. Mayonnaise from either supplier is about 100 to 111 calories and lists eggs. Five Guys sauce is 169 calories at 35 grams and is tagged eggs because the ingredient statement builds it on mayonnaise that contains eggs. Cheese sauce is 92 calories and lists milk. The vanilla shake base is 524 calories at 315 grams, with 25 grams of fat and 10 grams of protein, and it lists milk. Whipped cream is a separate few calories and also lists milk. Mix-ins are separate rows. Peanut butter and a Reese's peanut butter cup list peanuts. Oreo cookie pieces list soy and wheat. A milkshake on this calculator is the base plus the mix-ins you add. The guide says a shake with two or more mix-ins will vary. This page does not invent a blended total beyond adding the printed rows. The calculator linked on this hub sorts the guide by calories, protein, sodium, or name. A sodium goal sits next to the calorie and protein goals. Under 600 milligrams of sodium hides a row at or above that line when the guide printed sodium. The total lists each row you added, so the fries are visible before you copy the link or print. Share links keep the items and the goals. Allergen buttons exist because this guide has Contains lines. Buns hide for eggs, milk, soy, and wheat. Fries hide for peanuts. A plain patty has no Contains line, so it stays up when you hide wheat. That is not a promise the grill is separated from buns. The guide says cross-contact is possible. Mini milkshake rows stay separate from the regular shake base. Do not multiply the 524 calorie base into a mini. If the guide printed the mini, use that row.

Nothing here is a city price. Five Guys does not publish one national menu price in the nutrition guide, and this check did not read a store board on November 3, 2026. Alaska, Hawaii, airports, and stadiums are not given a special dollar because no receipt was collected. Use the restaurant or the Five Guys site for the price. Use the calculator for the grams. Hand-scooped fries and hand-pressed patties can differ from the printed weight. The guide says serving sizes can vary. A hide button removes a row whose Contains line names that allergen. It does not promise a kitchen is free of cross-contact. The guide says kitchens handle the major allergens. Lettuce is 3 calories, tomatoes are 8, onions are 11, jalapeño peppers are 3, and green peppers are 3. Mustard and hot sauce are 0 calories in the guide. Ketchup is 30 calories. A.1. sauce is 15. Barbecue sauce is 49. Pickles are 0 calories and are not given an allergen tag because the ingredient block does not say Contains. Those topping rows are how a burger stays closer to the patty-and-bun sum of 542 calories. Adding cheese, mayonnaise, or Five Guys sauce moves it. Open the nutrition calculator from this hub to add the rows. Large fries at 1,314 calories are more than double the little fries at 526, which is what the weights say: 567 grams versus 227 grams. Cajun large fries are 1,328 calories. Use the size row that matches the cup. A second click is a second printed portion, not a secret large size.