Looking for the latest Sonic menu prices? We have listed the latest menu items, prices and calorie information to help you find your favourite meals and drinks. Prices vary slightly depending on location, so the figures shown here may not be exactly the same at every Sonic restaurant — they are the closest average prices to give you a reliable idea of what to expect.
Full Menu ↓Each combo pairs an entrée with a side and a drink, so it is almost always cheaper than buying the same three items separately. Combos are the widest price band on the menu, from about $6 for a hot dog to $17 for a triple smasher meal. See every combo in detail.
Twelve burgers span the menu, from the $3.99 Jr. Double Cheeseburger to the triple-stacked smashers above $12. Bacon adds roughly a dollar, and the smasher line carries the biggest premium. See every burger in detail.
Coneys and dogs are the cheapest hot entrées on the board. The Chili Cheese Coney and All-American Dog both sit at $3.69, and the Corn Dog is the single cheapest cooked item at $2.79. See every hot dog in detail.
Tenders, bites and chicken sandwiches. Tenders are priced per piece count, and the Jr. chicken sandwiches on the value menu are the cheapest way to eat chicken here at $1.99. See every chicken item in detail.
Tots and Groovy Fries start at $3.79, and each topping tier adds roughly a dollar: cheese takes them to $4.79, chili cheese to $4.99. See every side in detail.
A permanent set of items held at $1.99: wraps, Jr. chicken sandwiches and small snacks. It is the cheapest tier on the menu and is available all day at participating locations. See the value menu in detail.
Corn dogs, pretzels, chicken bites and the Fritos chili line. Most snacks land between $2 and $4.50, which makes this the section to raid when you want something small. See every snack in detail.
Standard slushes are $4.19, with Blue Coconut and the Picklerita at $3.99 and real-fruit versions at $4.29 to $4.78. All of them drop to half price during Happy Hour. See every slush in detail.
Soft drinks are flat-priced at $3.49, limeades and lemonades at $3.99 to $4.19, and cold brew at $3.49. Coffee is the cheapest hot option at $2.49. See every drink in detail.
Blasts are $6.79, Master Shakes $6.29, Classic Shakes $5.79 and sundaes $3.62. Frozen items are the most expensive drinks on the menu and are usually excluded from Happy Hour. See every frozen item in detail.
Burritos, TOASTER sandwiches and French Toast Sticks, served all day at most locations. Jr. burritos start at $3.49 and the loaded SuperSONIC and Ultimate burritos top out at $6.29. Open the full breakfast page.
Kids' meals are priced in a tight band around $4.59 to $4.69 and include an entrée, a small side, a small drink and a toy. See kids' meals in detail.
A short section: the Philly Cheesesteak at $8.49 is the most expensive sandwich, while the Grilled Cheese at $2.99 is the cheapest hot item outside the value menu. See every sandwich in detail.
Regional items that appear on some menu boards and not others: Chicago and New York dogs, the Philly Cheesesteak and brioche breakfast sandwiches. See local favorites in detail.
Pull into a stall, press the red button and order from your car. A carhop brings it out.
Order inside at the counter or a kiosk where the location has indoor service.
Browse the full menu, customise items, order ahead and pick up app-only deals.
Order on the official site for your nearest location and collect when ready.
Available through third-party delivery apps, usually with a service fee on top of menu prices.
The questions readers send most often.
Prices run from $1.99 for value-menu items to about $17 for the largest smasher meals. Burgers start at $3.99, combos land between $7 and $13, and fountain drinks are $3.49. Every figure is franchise-dependent, so check the app for your location.
Happy Hour runs 2 PM to 4 PM daily at participating drive-ins, with drinks and slushes at half price. App users often get half-price drinks and slushes at any hour, which is the better deal outside the window.
At most locations, yes. Breakfast burritos, TOASTER sandwiches and French Toast Sticks stay available during all open hours, priced from $3.49 to $6.29.
A cup of ice at $0.69 aside, the value menu at $1.99 is the cheapest food tier. Jr. chicken sandwiches and crispy tender wraps sit at that price all day.
Combos add roughly $3.50 to $4.20 over the entrée alone, which covers a side of tots or fries and a drink. That is usually less than buying the two separately.
Nearly all drive-ins are franchise-operated and set their own menu boards. Regional cost differences move a combo by more than a dollar between states, so treat these tables as national averages.