Independent, data-backed answers to the questions 14 million Americans ask every day about McDonald's menu prices. Track-verified. Updated 2026.
A Big Mac in Texas averages $5.04. That same sandwich in Alaska? You're looking at $7.37. We pulled pricing data from over 7,600 zip codes across all 50 states and Washington DC to see exactly how much this iconic burger costs depending on where you're standing. The $2.33 spread tells a bigger story about regional economics than any menu board ever could.
A Big Mac Meal in the Salt Lake City area will run you somewhere between $7.79 and $8.79, depending on which of the 15 local McDonald's you choose. That's a full dollar of swing within the same metro—proof that even in a city known for its unity, fast food prices play by their own rules.
A Big Mac in Alice, Texas costs just $4.09 — the lowest price in our 30-city dataset spanning five states. Prices climb to $4.49 in towns like Pearsall, TX and Englewood, FL, creating a 40-cent spread that shows how much geography affects what you pay for the same burger. Here's where to find the cheapest Big Macs and what's behind the price gaps.
The Big Mac Meal rings in at $8.13 according to our current price tracking data. That's what you're paying for McDonald's most iconic combo — the two-all-beef-patties burger, medium fries, and a medium drink. Here's what that price tells us and what to expect as we expand our tracking.
A Medium Premium Roast Coffee at McDonald's costs just $1.00 in West Seneca, NY — but drive to Riverhead or Central Valley and you'll pay $3.29 for the exact same cup. That's a 229% price difference within the same state. This guide breaks down where to find the cheapest and most expensive McDonald's coffee across New York, using real menu data from locations statewide.
The Saja Boys Breakfast Meal costs $3.48 more in Alaska than in North Carolina — $10.94 versus $7.46 for the exact same item. That's nearly a 47% price swing depending on where you order. We pulled pricing data from 7,829 McDonald's locations across 50 states to show you where this breakfast meal costs the most, the least, and what drives the difference.
The Big Mac currently averages $5.91 across the United States, but that number hides a massive range. We pulled prices from 9,259 zip codes and found some locations charging just $3.99 while others hit $9.50 for the exact same burger. Here's what that spread actually looks like and what's driving the difference.
A Big Mac in Houston costs $4.85 on average, but the price swings from $3.99 to $5.29 depending on which of the city's 75 McDonald's locations you hit. That $1.30 spread means your neighborhood choice could save you enough for a side of fries. Here's the full breakdown of what we found tracking Houston's Golden Arches.
If you're craving a Big Mac in Anchorage, Alaska, expect to pay $9.50 for the iconic sandwich. That's a steep price for two all-beef patties and special sauce, but Alaska's unique logistics make everything cost more. Here's what's behind that number and what it tells us about fast food pricing in America's Last Frontier.
A Medium Premium Roast Coffee at McDonald's costs $4.36 in Santa Ana, California — and that's not a typo. We pulled pricing data from locations across Southern California's Inland Empire and Orange County, and the results cluster tightly between $4.19 and $4.36. Here's exactly where prices land and what's driving the numbers.
You already know McDonald's in New York City isn’t cheap—anyone who's ever paid Midtown prices for a Big Mac can feel the pinch. We track menu prices across all five boroughs to show what you’re actually paying these days, and yes, that $12 combo is real.
A Big Mac in Wisconsin costs $5.60 on average, based on data from 215 McDonald's locations spread across 180 cities throughout the state. That's a solid sample size for America's Dairyland — enough to give you real confidence about what you'll pay before you pull into the drive-thru. Here's what we know about Wisconsin's Big Mac pricing and how the burger earned its place alongside cheese curds and butter burgers.
The Big Arch Meal costs $15.33 on average in Alaska — nearly $4 more than what you'd pay in Louisiana at $11.22. This price gap reveals just how much McDonald's pricing varies depending on where you're ordering. Below, we break down Big Arch Meal prices across all 50 states with data on averages, minimums, and maximums so you can see exactly what to expect at your local drive-thru.
A Big Mac in Wisconsin will set you back an average of $5.60 in 2026. Whether you're road-tripping through the Badger State or just curious how local prices stack up, this page breaks down what you can expect to pay for McDonald's most iconic burger. We track real menu prices so you know exactly what's waiting at the counter.
A Big Mac for under four dollars still exists — and we found it in Houston, Texas. At $3.99, this location in zip code 77037 offers one of the most wallet-friendly prices you'll spot for McDonald's signature burger. Here's what we know about this Houston price point and why it makes sense for the city.
The Saja Boys Breakfast Meal costs $7.46 in North Carolina but $10.94 in Alaska — a $3.48 difference for the exact same menu items. We collected pricing data from McDonald's locations across all 50 states to show you where this limited-time K-pop collaboration meal costs the most and least. Here's what we found.
The Saja Boys Breakfast Meal ranges from $4.89 in Wisconsin to $16.99 in California — a $12.10 gap for the exact same limited-time KPop collaboration meal. We collected real prices from McDonald's locations across all 50 states to show you where this Netflix-inspired breakfast costs the least and where it'll hit your wallet hardest.
The Saja Boys Breakfast Meal costs $8.29 in West Los Angeles — but drive a few hours east to Loma Linda and you'll pay $13.88 for the exact same order. That's a 67% price swing within California, and our tracking data from 20 cities reveals some surprising patterns about where this limited-time collab hits your wallet hardest.
Looking for the biggest Big Mac Meal bang for your buck in California? Head to Torrance, where $8.89 gets you the cheapest combo we’ve found statewide. And if you’re in LA or Fresno, take heart — nine other locations have kept their price tags under $9.20 too.
Think a Big Mac costs the same everywhere? Guess again. Our database tracks real menu prices at thousands of McDonald's locations, and the difference between the cheapest and most expensive Big Mac in America says a lot about where you live—and just how much location shapes the price of those two all-beef patties.
The Big Mac might be the most economically significant sandwich ever assembled. We pulled pricing data from McDonald's locations across the country to see what this double-decker icon actually costs Americans right now. Spoiler: it varies more than you'd think.
A medium order of McDonald's fries will set you back $4.89 in Fairfield, Connecticut — the priciest spot we've found in the U.S. Just behind is Darien, CT at $4.79. So much for standardized fry prices — Connecticut clearly missed that memo.
A medium order of McDonald's fries will cost you $5.69 in Kodiak, Alaska — two full dollars more than the $3.69 you'd pay in parts of Alabama. We pulled the latest prices from every McDonald's location in the country and ranked the three most expensive cities in each state. The spread is wilder than you'd expect.
Here's something that defies logic: the cheapest Big Macs in our dataset aren't in the Midwest or deep South — they're in Alaska. Juneau clocks in at $4.59 for a Big Mac, and Ketchikan isn't far behind. Meanwhile, other cities across the country range up to $6.99 for the same two-patty icon.
A medium order of McDonald's fries costs $3.69 in parts of Alabama. In Kodiak, Alaska, that same red carton runs $5.69 — a $2 gap for identical frozen potatoes fried in identical oil. We collected pricing data from 20 locations across multiple states to pin down the three most expensive fry cities in each one, and the results say a lot about geography, logistics, and just how much Americans will shell out for that golden, salty crunch.
A Big Mac in Houston can cost you $2.99. That same two-patty, three-bun, special-sauce situation runs $9.50 at a McDonald's in Anchorage. That's a 218% price swing on the exact same sandwich — and we've got the receipts from 10 locations across California, Texas, Alaska, and Arizona.
All guides on this site are backed by MenuPriceTracker's live database covering 9,249 neighborhoods — the only independent store-level price tracker updated in 2026.
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