sonic drive in menu prices

This quick guide helps you view current sonic drive in menu prices across the United States. You’ll find category-by-category listings so picking a combo or a snack is fast and clear.

Expect “real-time” style price guidance drawn from trusted compiled sources. We note why your total can change at checkout, including taxes, location, and delivery fees.

The page flows simply. Start with how pricing works, then move through combos, breakfast, burgers, hot dogs, chicken, sides, drinks, desserts, kids meals, and deals.

You’ll also get decision-helping details. Learn what comes in each combo, which sizes cost more, and where limited-time items fit.

The tone is down-to-earth and comforting. Use these clear options and order tips for the drive‑thru, online pickup, or delivery so your meal stays easy and familiar.

Sonic Drive-In menu prices today in the United States

Expect a range of costs nationwide—what you pay depends on where and when you place your order.

Local outlets set their own rates. Franchise choices, regional labor and supply costs, and store promotions all affect the final tag. That is why the same item can show different values on separate feeds.

Major reasons totals change at checkout are simple. Combos include a side and drink and cost more than à la carte. Upgrading drink size or adding extra cheese raises the bill. Premium sides and limited-time add-ons also add cents or dollars.

Daypart lists play a role too. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner feeds sometimes list different amounts. Seasonal items appear briefly, then disappear; price updates roll out to locations at different times.

Use this guide to estimate your spend. Always confirm at checkout in the app or at the speaker. If you’re watching a budget, check combo math and size choices first—those move totals most for customers.

sonic drive in menu prices for combos and featured meals

Combos bundle a main, a side, and a drink so you know the full cost before you order. That makes budgeting easier and speeds up the speaker or app checkout.

SONIC® Smasher combos and new featured picks

The new SONIC® Smasher line is a current favorite. Double and Triple Smasher combos list at $11.99 and $12.99. New or featured picks often cost a bit more than standard builds.

Big Dill Double & Triple featured meal pricing

Featured Big Dill meals are priced above combos as shown: Big Dill Double Meal $19.27 and Big Dill Triple Meal $18.27. Limited-time ingredients and larger portions explain the higher tag.

Cheeseburger, coney, and tender combo ranges

What’s included: side and drinks basics

Combos typically let you choose a side like tots or fries and a drink such as a soft drink or tea. Premium swaps and large drink sizes add to the total.

Order smarter: when choosing between a burger or a coney, compare full combo totals. The side and drinks value is usually the same, so the main item drives the difference.

Breakfast menu prices and all-day breakfast favorites

Before you order, see the typical costs and choices for breakfast items available all day. The chain serves breakfast any time, so you can grab a burrito or TOASTER® sandwich even in the afternoon.

Breakfast burritos: SuperSONIC® and Ultimate Meat & Cheese

The SuperSONIC® Breakfast Burrito runs about $3.99–$6.29, and the Ultimate Meat & Cheese Burrito ranges roughly $2.99–$6.29. Size, extra fillings, and regional updates explain the spread.

If you want bigger portions and more add-ins, expect the higher end. Burrito combos land around $7.19–$8.19 with a side and drink.

Breakfast TOASTER® sandwiches and French Toast Sticks

Bacon or sausage TOASTER® sandwiches are commonly $3.99–$4.99. French Toast Sticks appear near $2.89–$3.99 a la carte.

French Toast Sticks combo examples sit near $5.49. Local favorites and limited runs can nudge costs up slightly.

Morning drinks: coffee and cold brew price points

Regular coffee usually runs about $1.69–$2.49. Cold brew is often $2.99–$3.49. Size upgrades or flavored versions add to the tab.

• Plan a simple breakfast table with real-time price checks for your area.
• Compare the two burritos by portion and add-ins to pick the best value.
• Use the app to confirm availability and exact pricing at your closest location.

Burgers menu prices: cheeseburgers, stacks, and smashers

The burger section mixes simple classics with stacked and smashed builds to suit any appetite.

Core burgers: SONIC® Cheeseburger and Plain Cheeseburger

The classic SONIC® Cheeseburger often appears near $3.89 on lunch lists and about $6.45–$6.59 on dinner feeds.
A plain cheeseburger removes extras and keeps cost lower while still delivering familiar cheese and bun taste.

Premium builds: Garlic Butter Bacon Cheeseburger & Cheesy Bacon Stack

Premium builds add toppings that raise the tag.
Garlic Butter Bacon runs roughly $7.39–$7.67.
The Cheesy Bacon Stack lines up near $7.59; a Super Stack version is about $8.49.

Bigger cravings: SuperSONIC® Double & Bacon Double

Double patties move cost more than simple add-ons.
Expect a SuperSONIC® Double around $7.99–$8.04 and a Bacon Double near $8.89–$8.99.

• Compare a stack vs a double to save—cheese counts change both taste and total.
• Featured smashers may carry newer-product pricing; try one for a different texture.

Hot dogs and chili cheese favorites pricing

Hot dogs and coneys offer a quick, comforting alternative when you want something familiar but different from a burger. These classic food items show regional variation, so check local listings before you order.

Chili Cheese Coney and All‑American Dog

The Chili Cheese Coney often lists at $1.99 on lunch feeds and near $3.69 on other sources. Chili and melted cheese add cost through extra toppings and larger portions.

The All‑American Dog is the straightforward, topping‑balanced pick. Typical examples run about $3.59–$3.69 depending on location.

Footlong Quarter Pound Coney and Corn Dog snack pricing

The Footlong Quarter Pound Coney is the big‑appetite option. À la carte it appears at $6.29 while a combo can reach $9.19 with a side and drink.

For a snack, the Corn Dog often shows near $2.79 and pops up in promos or event deals.

• Hot dogs are a quick comfort food that you can order fast.
• Coney combos pair well with tots and a drink; compare combo vs separate items before you buy.
• Use the local menu to confirm exact prices and availability for your favorites.

Chicken menu prices for sandwiches, tenders, and bites

If you’re skipping burgers tonight, the chicken lineup gives straightforward swaps that stay familiar and filling.

Crispy Chicken Sandwich and Jr. chicken options

The Crispy Chicken Sandwich usually appears around $6.59 on some lunch lists and about $6.89 on others. That small gap comes from location differences and whether you view a sandwich-only price or a combo offer.

For budget choices, Jr. chicken sandwiches often join a $1.99 value selection. These smaller sandwiches work well for a light meal or a kid’s pick.

Crispy Tenders and Premium Chicken Bites

Tenders vary by piece count and format. A 3-piece tender à la carte can show from about $4.99 to $6.49 depending on the source. A 3-piece combo often tracks near $7.89 with a side and drink added.

Premium Chicken Bites sit higher on the list. You’ll see bites near $6.39 à la carte and about $9.49 as a combo. They are handy for sharing or snacking on the road.

• Easy swaps: sandwich for a quick hand-held, tenders for sharing, bites for snacking.
• Compare à la carte vs combo to find the best value—adding a drink often costs only a bit more than the entrée alone.
• Check local listings or the app for exact totals and current offers: chicken menu details.

Sides & snacks menu prices: tots, fries, rings, and more

A well-chosen side can stretch a single entrée into a satisfying spread for several people. Pick a mix of classic and premium items to serve a group or to add a little comfort to your own meal.

Tots, Groovy Fries, and pickle-seasoned sides

Classic tots and Groovy Fries anchor most orders. Small tots can be as low as $1.99 while regular tots and fries often sit near $3.79.

Pickle-seasoned tots or Groovy Fries cost more. Expect about $4.29 for those limited-time flavors due to special seasoning and demand.

Mozzarella Sticks, Ched ‘R’ Peppers, and Onion Rings

Cheesy shareables upgrade any run. Four-piece mozzarella sticks show near $4.39 while larger portions are about $5.69.

Ched ‘R’ Peppers and onion rings are labeled as comfort snacks for sharing. Onion rings range from $3.79 (small) to $4.99 (regular); Ched ‘R’ Peppers run near $5.39.

Snack staples: Soft Pretzel Twist and FRITOS® chili items

For a simple warm snack, the Soft Pretzel Twist is about $2.19. FRITOS® chili wraps and pies add loaded flavor without high cost.

If you’re watching your total, split one premium snack and keep the rest simple. That approach gives variety and better value for hungry people without overspending on extras or special offers.

Drinks menu prices: slushes, limeades, soft drinks, and iced tea

Drinks cover quick treats and everyday refuels. You’ll find everything from classic fountain pours to fruit-forward slushes and energy mixes.

Slushes and Real Fruit Slushes

Classic slushes like Watermelon, Cherry, and Blue Raspberry run about $2.69. Real Fruit Slushes and limeade slushes cost more, usually $4.29–$4.78. Fruit content and fresh mix-ins explain the difference.

Lemonades & Limeades

Cherry Limeade is a signature pick. Published tags vary—expect about $3.99 on some lists and as low as $1.89 on others. Seasonal twists often carry a small premium.

Soft drinks, Ocean Water®, and iced tea

Soft drinks and iced tea commonly list near $3.49. Ocean Water® is often around $3.89. These are reliable, low-effort options you can size up or down for small savings.

Energy options: Rechargers with Red Bull®

Rechargers that include Red Bull® typically run near $3.99. They cost more because of the energy base and branded ingredients.

Time-saving tip: Happy Hour (2–4 PM) cuts many drinks and slushes to half price. The app sometimes extends happy hour all day. Check the app for local offers before you order.

Frozen Zone dessert prices: Blasts, shakes, master shakes, and sundaes

End your meal with a nostalgic twist: Blasts, shakes, and sundaes bring familiar flavors and texture.

The Frozen Zone offers hit items that are easy to share. SONIC Blast® mixes like OREO®, REESE’S®, and M&M’S® are the top favorites. Blasts tend to sit at the higher end because they add big mix-ins and thick texture.

Classic Shakes deliver smooth, simple taste for less. Master Shakes step up the build with extra swirls or toppings and cost a bit more. Sundaes are the lowest-cost dessert add-on when you want something sweet without a large portion.

• Blasts (OREO®, REESE’S®, M&M’S®): $6.79 — rich mix-ins and texture.
• Classic Shakes: $5.79 — simple, creamy, reliable taste.
• Master Shakes: $6.29 — premium builds and extra toppings.
• Sundaes: $3.62 — best value for a quick sweet add-on.

Taste vs. value: pick a Blast for texture and big flavors. Choose a sundae when you want a lighter, cheaper treat. Dessert totals change with size and add-ons, so confirm exact menu and prices in the app before you order.

Wacky Pack® kids meal prices and kid-friendly options

When hunger hits the little ones, a Wacky Pack® keeps choices simple and the bill steady. You get predictable portions and flavors that kids recognize. That makes family stops faster and calmer.

Entrée choices and common price points

Popular Wacky Pack® entrées include Hamburger, Hot Dog, Corn Dog, Crispy Tenders, and Grilled Cheese. Typical tags sit around $4.59–$4.69 per item, with local variation pushing some up toward $5.35.

What’s included with each pack

Each pack kids meal usually comes with a side like tots or fries and a kid-sized drink. Some locations allow simple swaps or occasional extras. Confirm a favored drink flavor at the speaker or app before you order.

• Easy picks: match the entrée to your child’s taste to avoid returns.
• Budget tip: a kids meal often costs less than buying small pieces separately.
• Plan ahead: check local menu for exact totals and any substitutions.

Value & limited-time deals: Sonic offers, discounts, and happy hour

Smart timing and promos can trim your bill without changing what you like to order. Use deals to lower the cost of drinks and snacks first. That keeps the main plate the same while cutting the total.

Happy Hour timing

Happy Hour usually runs 2–4 PM and gives half-price drinks and slushes. Plan your stop during this time for quick, reliable savings.

Full-day app savings

Ordering through the app can unlock a full-day happy hour in some markets. Check the app for extended discounts before you place an order.

Weekly and special promos

Tuesdays often feature half-price cheeseburgers after 5 PM. Special promo days pop up too, like 50-cent corn dog events on select dates.

Deals vary by location and may not apply to third-party delivery. Confirm local offers so you get true value at checkout.

Order, delivery, locations, and hours for the best Sonic experience

Choose the ordering method that fits your schedule—pull into a stall and press the speaker, tap the app for pickup, or place an online order to save time. These options let you plan quickly and avoid long waits.

Delivery comes through third-party apps like DoorDash, Uber Eats, and Grubhub. Expect extra fees and occasional menu differences that raise the final total for customers. Check delivery fees before you submit your order.

There are about 3,444 U.S. locations, with Texas hosting roughly 930. Hours vary by location, so use the store finder in the app to confirm open times. Service styles include carhop stalls, drive‑thru lanes, and some indoor seating.

Best experience checklist: confirm limited-time items, verify drink sizes, review combo contents, and match your order method to deals and hours. When you align location, order choice, and timing, you can estimate costs and enjoy the stop with confidence.