McDonald’s Menu: Full List with Prices and Nutrition

Looking for the McDonald’s Menu in one place with prices, calories, and key dietary notes? This U.S.-focused guide gives you a quick answer: it’s a scannable, product-style list of items with pricing and nutrition for easy ordering.

This page organizes the full menu into categories like breakfast, burgers, chicken, sides, beverages, and desserts. It highlights popular picks such as the Big Mac® and Chicken McNuggets and shows calories, % Daily Values, and common allergens.

Expect variability: prices, ingredients, and nutrition can change by restaurant, region, season, and how items are prepared. %DV values use a 2,000 calorie reference, and in-store items may differ from listed values.

The layout uses scannable sections and at least one structured table for quick comparison (Item, Price, Calories, Vegan/Keto/Gluten-Free options, Allergens). Allergen notes cover the nine major FDA allergens and cross-contact risks so you can pick safely.

Before you order, check the app or your local restaurant for the latest prices and availability.

McDonald’s Menu at a Glance: What You’ll Find on This Page

Use this page to jump straight to the category you want and compare items side by side. It’s designed so you can plan a meal fast, check calories, and note allergens without hunting through multiple listings.

Full menu categories, menu items, and U.S. availability

What’s included:

• Item-level lists for breakfast, burgers, chicken, sides, beverages, and desserts.
• Compact tables that show price, calories, and common allergens for each entry.
• Notes on regional and seasonal items so you know what to expect locally.

Why prices may be higher at some restaurants and for delivery orders

Not every restaurant carries every item all day. Some products are regional or seasonal, and delivery availability can vary by area and partner.

Why totals vary: franchise pricing differences, local operating costs, and delivery partner fees can make prices may higher at certain locations. You’ll see pricing in item tables per category and notes for combo pricing where relevant.

Smart ordering tip: check your local restaurant in the app for live pricing and current offerings so you order with confidence.

McDonald’s Menu

Find a quick category directory below to jump straight to what you’re craving. This section lists each major offering so you can move from browsing to ordering fast.

• Breakfast: sandwiches, sides, and morning beverages for limited hours.
• Burgers: classic and stacked options with calorie and allergen notes.
• Chicken: nuggets, sandwiches, and protein picks with sauce pairings.
• Sides: fries, salads, and sharable snacks.
• Beverages: coffee, fountain drinks, and smoothies.
• Desserts & Snacks: sweets and small bites for sharing or solo treats.

Each category includes a short description plus a compact table with price, calories, dietary fit (vegan/keto/gluten-free), and allergen callouts. That table lets you compare items quickly and plan a balanced meal.

Note: “meal” refers to a typical combo—entrée + side + drink—and totals will change with size, add-ons, or ice in fountain drinks. Food availability can vary by restaurant and time of day, so check the app or local location for live offerings.

Breakfast Menu Favorites and Morning Staples

Start your morning with the go-to breakfast staples that make quick, satisfying meals easy. You can order a sandwich-only item or pick a full meal with a side and drink. Choices favor speed and familiar flavors.

Egg & cheese sandwiches, sausage options, and bagel items

Egg-and-cheese builds center on a folded egg patty and a slice of cheese. Adding sausage or bacon raises calories and saturated fat and introduces pork allergens.

Bagel items offer a denser texture and a heartier bite. Sausage and egg on a bagel makes for a savory, filling grab-and-go option.

Hash Browns, breakfast sides, and meal combinations

Hash browns are a common small side; they add roughly one portion of carbs and oil-based calories to a meal. Pairing one with a sandwich and coffee increases total calories and cost, but rounds out a typical morning meal.

Breakfast coffee and morning beverages

Coffee and drinks change calories by cream, sugar, or flavored syrup. Black coffee is lowest in calories; lattes and sweetened drinks add fats and sugars.

• Dietary breakdown: Gluten is hardest to avoid with buns and bagels; keto-friendly picks remove the bread and focus on eggs and protein; dairy and egg allergens appear in many items, so double-check ingredient listings.

Burgers and Cheeseburgers

Burgers form the heart of this lineup, offering choices from bite-sized classics to stacked, savory builds. Pick by hunger level: a small cheeseburger for a light bite, or a double quarter for a filling meal.

Big Mac® and classic cheeseburger menu items

The Big Mac® is built with two patties, special sauce, lettuce, pickles, onions, and a three-part bun for a layered taste.

Classic cheeseburgers keep things simple: single patty, melted cheese, ketchup, mustard, and a soft bun. They pair well with fries or a side salad.

Quarter Pounder® and double quarter options

The quarter options offer a bigger patty and a heavier bite. A single quarter is hearty; a double quarter doubles the protein and calories.

Cheese adds richness but also dairy allergens. Ask to remove cheese or sauce to cut calories and dairy exposure.

• Meal guidance: Choose a combo when you want a balanced meal—entrée, side, and drink. Swapping fries for a salad or water cuts calories fast.
• Ordering tips: Ask for extra cheese for richness, or “no cheese” to reduce dairy. Sauce changes can add sodium and sugars.
• Location note: Availability, sizes, and prices vary by restaurant and time; confirm in the app for current offerings.

Chicken, Fish, and Protein Picks

Choose between dippable bites, crispy sandwiches, and seafood options to build the protein part of your meal. These protein items cover quick snacks and fuller combos, with clear notes on calories and allergens.

Chicken McNuggets and dipping sauce pairings

Chicken McNuggets are a shareable option that pairs well with sweet, tangy, or spicy sauces. Sauce choice changes flavor, adds calories, and can introduce allergen risks like soy or egg.

Crispy chicken sandwiches and meal choices

Crispy sandwiches come as single or combo meals with a side and drink. To keep it lighter, swap fries for a side salad or pick a smaller drink. For more protein, choose larger sandwich sizes or add an extra patty.

Fish sandwiches and seafood allergen considerations

Fish sandwiches are breaded and contain seafood allergens. Suppliers list fish and shellfish as possible allergens, and shared equipment can cause cross-contact. If you have a seafood allergy, avoid breaded fish items.

• Ordering tips: Ask for extra sauce on the side, request no sauce, or swap sides to adjust calories.
• Diet flags: Breaded items usually are not gluten-free and are not keto-friendly without major changes.
• Allergen note: Verify current allergen details on the official supplier guidance before you order.

Fries, Sides, and Snackable Add‑Ons

Sides and shareable bites turn a quick order into a personalized spread for any appetite.

Make it yours: Sides are the easiest way to upgrade a meal or build a shareable spread. A small side keeps cost and calories down. A larger side feeds more people or satisfies a big craving.

World Famous Fries® sizes and ordering tips

Sizes matter: sizing up raises price and calories fast. Choose small to pair with a light entrée or medium for a two-person split.

When to size up: if you’re sharing or pairing with a small entrée. When to split: buy one medium and share to save money and reduce waste.

Snack items for sharing or adding to any meal

• Solo snack: an individual apple or small fries.
• Road trip: shareable nuggets or a larger fry.
• Group spread: mix fries, small sides, and dipping sauces.

Pro tip: sauces and add-ons can quietly raise calories and add allergens like dairy or sesame. Combine a smaller entrée with a favorite side to stay on budget while still feeling satisfied.

Beverages Menu: Coffee, Fountain Drinks, and More

Start here for a clear look at coffeehouse-style drinks, fountain sodas, and cold pours offered across the beverage lineup.

Coffee drinks and café-style favorites

Coffee is shown first for easy browsing. You’ll see black options, milky lattes, and flavored brews grouped by sweetness and caffeine level.

Think in builds: black coffee adds minimal calories. Adding milk, cream, or syrup raises calories fast. Pick single shots or alternative milk to control sugar and fat.

Fountain beverages and how calories are calculated with ice

The rest of the list covers fountain drinks, iced teas, and cold blends. Calories for fountain beverages use a standard fill level plus ice. If you self-fill, your cup may hold more or less liquid than the posted value.

Sizes can vary by market, so confirm local options in the app or at the counter.

• How the menu is organized: specialty coffee first, then fountain and cold drinks.
• Choosing favorites: select by sweetness and caffeine need—black for low calories, lattes for comfort.
• Lighter swaps: ask for no syrup, choose skim or plant milk, or pick unsweetened iced tea.

For more detailed calorie and allergy information, check the restaurant app before ordering so you can match a favorite drink to your dietary needs.

Sweet Treats and Desserts

Sweet finishes and snack-sized treats can round out a meal or serve as a standalone indulgence.

Expect classic frozen cones, baked sweets, and limited-time items that rotate by season. These dessert items are easy to pair and easy to share.

Pair a small dessert with coffee for an afternoon pick-me-up. For sharing, choose a larger item with fries or nuggets to balance savory and sweet.

Portion strategy: enjoy smaller sizes, share an item, or skip toppings to cut calories. Dessert availability and machines vary by restaurant and time, so check the app for live status before you order.

Nutrition Information: Calories, Daily Values, and What Can Vary

Here’s a plain-language guide to calories, percent DVs, and what causes routine variation. Use this to compare items quickly and confidently.

Percent daily values and your personal needs

Percent DVs are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. That baseline helps readers compare items side-by-side. Your needs may be higher or lower depending on age, sex, and activity. Treat %DV as a quick benchmark, not a personal prescription.

Why numbers change by region and preparation

Nutrition values vary with serving size, prep techniques, and ingredient sources. Regional or seasonal formulas also alter calories and allergen content. Values reflect standard servings at a given time and can shift as suppliers change.

Rounding, testing, and data sources

Data comes from accredited lab testing, supplier info, and published resources. Values follow U.S. FDA NLEA rounding rules, so small differences may appear. Beverage calories assume a standard fill plus ice; self-serve fills can differ from posted values.

For dietary labels and special diets, this website offers best-effort flags. The brand does not certify U.S. items as vegan, kosher, or halal. For precise needs, verify ingredients on the official website or ask in-restaurant. Info is current as of January 2022.

Ingredients and Allergens: How to Make Informed Choices

Clear ingredient details help customers choose safely and enjoy their meal without guesswork. This brief guide shows which ingredients suppliers track, how cross-contact happens in busy restaurants, and where to get the latest ingredient information online.

The nine most common FDA-recognized allergens

Suppliers list these major allergens: eggs, dairy, wheat, soy, peanuts, tree nuts, fish, shellfish, and sesame. Check ingredient labels for each item before ordering.

Shared equipment and cross-contact

Even with cleaning protocols, shared fryers, prep surfaces, and utensils can cause cross-contact. Customers with severe allergies should treat risk as possible and ask staff about handling.

Where to check current ingredient information

For the most accurate ingredient information, visit the brand website and use the allergy contact form if needed. Ingredients and formulations change, so confirm details before you order.

Quick checklist for customers

• Ask what items share fryers or prep lines.
• Confirm sauces and dressings separately.
• Use the website or app for up-to-date ingredient facts.
• Consult your doctor for medical advice about allergens.

How to Order: McDelivery, App Ordering, and Payment Options

Quickly check delivery coverage, then pick pickup, curbside, or contactless drop-off.

Check McDelivery availability

Open the McDonald’s app, log in, and tap Order. Switch from “Pickup” to “McDelivery” and enter your address. The app will tell you if delivery serves your location.

Delivery partners and item availability

U.S. partners include DoorDash, Uber Eats, Grubhub, and Postmates. Uber Eats also works inside the McDonald’s app. Item availability varies by restaurant and platform, so browse the partner app or the app to see live options.

Mobile Order & Pay and payments

Enable location services to use Mobile Order & Pay. The feature appears within about 5 miles of a participating McDonald’s restaurant. Look for an “Order Here” badge on the restaurant page.

Accepted payments: Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover, Apple Pay, Google Pay, PayPal, and Venmo.

Curbside and contactless delivery

Curbside lets you pick up without leaving your car via the app. Contactless labels at checkout vary by partner: “Leave at Door” (Uber Eats), “Leave at my door” (DoorDash), “contact-free delivery” (Grubhub), and “Leave order at my door” (Postmates).

Best practice: confirm prices, available items, and allergen information in the app right before you place an order.

Conclusion

You now have a clear resource to weigh price, calories, and allergens when picking a meal.

This menu guide summarizes item-level calories, common allergens, and price ranges so you can compare choices fast. Use the compact tables to build a meal that fits hunger, budget, and dietary needs—whether you pick a classic burger, a chicken option, or a lighter breakfast.

Remember: prices and ingredient information can change by location and delivery partner. For the most reliable, up-to-date details, check the app for local availability and final pricing. Confirm before you order and place your order with confidence in the quality and transparency provided.