Burger King Menu with Prices in UK [2026 UPDATED]

A standard Burger King meal in the UK now costs around £10.79, with this guide covering the Burger King menu prices in the UK, calories, meal deals, sides, drinks and ways to cut the bill before you order.

That £10 mark for a Whopper meal still catches people off guard. The Whopper Meal at £10.79 gets you the familiar flame-grilled beef patty in a seeded bun, while a Chicken Royale meal is £10.69, with its crisp coating giving it a different bite. If you’re properly hungry, the Double Whopper comes to £12.39 as a meal.

We’ve looked at the prices you’ll actually encounter when making a lunchtime dash, from a high street branch or drive-thru to delivery menus. The Burger King menu with prices in the UK can vary by location, and there can be a noticeable price disparity across service stations and airports compared with standard restaurants.

I’d also check the official BK app before paying full price. App vouchers, digital codes and occasional drop-in paper coupons can bring a meal down noticeably, while sides such as the 6 Chilli Cheese Bites at £5.89 add gooey, savoury warmth when you fancy something extra. Prices change, so we’ve kept the figures clearly tied to the current 2026 menu.

Burger King menu Price (UK)

Burger King New Items

If these new high-tier additions feel a bit pricey for a quick lunch, you might want to see how they stack up against the latest McDonald’s menu prices before ordering.

Burger King Breakfast Menu

Burger King’s morning options are solid, but if you’re after a cheaper morning run, checking the Greggs menu prices for a bacon roll is usually a safer bet for your wallet.

Burger King Value deals & bundles

Burger King Family & Party Bundles

Dropping £40-plus on a massive family feast is a big commitment; if you’re feeding a crowd, you might want to weigh these party bundles against the buckets listed in the KFC menu prices first.

Flame-Grilled Beef Meals & Burgers

The smoky Angus and Whopper range is BK’s strong suit, but if you’re craving serious BBQ restaurant portions and quality, checking out Hickory’s menu prices might be a better weekend treat.

Burger King Crispy & Tender Chicken

Gourmet Kings Collection

Burger King Vegan, Vegetarian & Plant-Based

Made for sharing

Sides & Fries

Burger King Kids Meals

Desserts

Milkshakes & Frozen

These thick shakes hit the spot in summer, but if you’re strictly after a premium iced drink, comparing them to Starbucks menu prices might give you more varied options.

Drinks

Dips

What’s Actually Worth Ordering

The Classic Whopper

There’s a reason the Whopper remains the benchmark. The flame-grilled patty has enough smoky weight, while the pickles and mayo cut through it rather than leaving you with one big, heavy mouthful.

The sesame seed bun and toppings keep the proportions right. At £7.99, it’s a decent standalone order; £10.79 for the meal is harder on the wallet, but still makes sense for a proper lunch.

• Taste: Smoky, tangy and properly balanced from the first bite to the last.
• Value: One of the safer spends on the high street, particularly if you skip unnecessary extras.
• Best for: Anyone wanting the classic Burger King hit without messing about.

Double Whopper

Two beef patties sound like the obvious answer when you’re starving. The problem is that Burger King doesn’t double the toppings, so the extra meat throws the balance off and leaves parts of the burger noticeably dry.

I’d want extra sauce with this one. At £9.59, it makes sense for a big appetite, but £12.39 as a meal is a lot to hand over for a burger that doesn’t quite hold together as well as the original.

• Taste: Big on smoky beef, but the dry meat-to-bun ratio needs help from extra sauce.
• Value: Filling, yes; great value for money, not quite.
• Best for: Very hungry people who’d rather have more beef than more toppings.

Bacon Double Cheeseburger

This is the unapologetic one. No lettuce, no tomato, no attempt at freshness — just beef, bacon and melted cheese packed into a dense little brick.

It’s salty, smoky and heavy, exactly as you’d expect. The burger costs £6.99, while the £9.79 meal keeps it relatively affordable by Burger King standards.

• Taste: Rich, salty and greasy in the way a late-night fast-food craving demands.
• Value: Pretty decent at £6.99; the meal is still reasonable.
• Best for: Bacon-and-cheese fans who don’t care about vegetables.

Vegan Royale

For vegetarians, this is where Burger King’s pricing gets interesting. The Vegan Royale costs £7.89, exactly the same as the meat-based Chicken Royale, so you’re not paying a premium for choosing the plant-based alternative.

The crisp lettuce and solid vegan mayo do plenty of work around the patty. It won’t give you that flame-grilled Whopper character, but at £10.69 as a meal, it’s a surprisingly strong meatless option.

• Taste: Crisp lettuce and creamy vegan mayo stop the patty from feeling flat or dry.
• Value: Fair pricing, especially when compared directly with the chicken option.
• Best for: Vegetarians who still want a proper Burger King meal deal.

Chilli Cheese Bites

These are the sort of side that looks harmless on the drive-thru screen. Then six pieces cost £5.89, and suddenly your supposedly cheap meal isn’t cheap at all.

They’re crispy outside and molten with spicy cheese inside, so don’t bite straight into them unless you fancy burning the roof of your mouth. Good side, bad economics.

• Taste: Hot, spicy and messy, with molten cheese waiting to catch you out.
• Value: Painfully expensive for six pieces and easy to regret on a tight budget.
• Best for: Sharing, or when fast-food cravings matter more than keeping the bill down.

How We Track and Verify These Prices

I don’t trust a single Burger King menu page to tell the whole story. We actually visited branches, used Burger King’s online ordering site, bought the food and ate it, checking what appeared on the till and order screen against what we were charged.

Burger King franchise prices can vary slightly depending on where you are, so one London branch isn’t enough. We checked menus across multiple UK locations and calculated an average baseline price for every item, giving you a figure that’s more useful than one unusually cheap or expensive branch.

We also checked delivery menus on Uber Eats, Deliveroo and Just Eat. The prices are often higher than ordering directly in-store, with delivery platforms sometimes putting roughly £1.50 to £2.50 more on an item or meal before distance-related fees are considered.

That’s important if you’re comparing a high-street takeaway with a delivery order. Prices can move, too, so the figures here are a practical UK baseline rather than a promise that every branch, drive-thru or delivery screen will show exactly the same bill.

Burger King UK Menu & Prices FAQs

Burger King Menu Prices: The Bottom Line

Burger King UK menu prices aren’t fixed across every branch. Franchise pricing can shift through the year, so we keep checking and updating this guide from time to time to give you a useful baseline rather than pretending every till shows the same number.

For me, the Whopper Meal at £10.79 is still the safer spend if you want a proper Burger King meal without getting carried away with extras. If you’re avoiding meat, the Vegan Royale meal at £10.69 is the obvious swap.

Before you join the drive-thru queue, check the BK app. A decent voucher can save a few quid, and that’s money I’d rather keep in my pocket.

Christopher John

I’m Christopher John, the independent creator and writer behind The Menu Hub.
I research and write about UK restaurant menus, prices, calories, and nutritional information to help diners plan their meals. I regularly review the information I publish because menus, prices, and offers can change.
The Menu Hub is independent, and I have no corporate affiliation with the restaurant brands I cover.