BurgerFi Menu Prices 2026: BurgerFi Cheeseburger, Conflicted & Combos

The signature BurgerFi CheeseBurger is about $8.49 at most U.S. locations as of May 2026 — that's the standard double-patty build with American cheese, lettuce, tomato and BurgerFi Sauce on a toasted bun. A single-patty version runs around $6.99. As a combo (burger + fresh-cut fries + a fountain drink) expect $13–$16 depending on market. Florida, where the chain was founded, tends to sit at or just under the national average; New York, California and airport units run higher.

No — but the company did go through a major restructuring. BurgerFi International filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in September 2024, closed underperforming corporate-owned stores, and emerged from bankruptcy with new ownership backing. The chain is still operating: roughly 110 locations remain open across the U.S. (down from a peak above 130) and the menu is essentially unchanged. Franchised locations were largely unaffected and continued serving throughout the process. Confirm your nearest location is still open using the official store locator.

The Conflicted Burger ($11.99) is BurgerFi's signature 'can't decide' specialty — it stacks two natural Angus beef patties with American cheese, applewood-smoked bacon, caramelized onions and BurgerFi Sauce on a toasted bun. It's marketed as the answer for diners torn between a bacon cheeseburger and a sweet-onion burger: the chain just puts everything on. It is consistently BurgerFi's most-ordered specialty burger after the standard BurgerFi CheeseBurger.

Both are 'better-burger' fast-casual chains in roughly the same price band, but they differ on identity. BurgerFi emphasizes natural Angus beef (no antibiotics or hormones), peanut-oil fresh-cut fries, and a heavier 'specialty' menu (Conflicted, Brunch Burger, Hot Mess Hotdog). Shake Shack emphasizes Martin's potato rolls, crinkle-cut fries, and a tighter classic menu. Price-wise the BurgerFi CheeseBurger ($8.49) sits very close to the ShackBurger ($7.69); BurgerFi's Conflicted ($11.99) is in the same band as Shake Shack's SmokeShack ($9.69) or Shack Stack ($13.49). Both serve frozen-custard concretes and shakes; both sell beer and wine at most stores.

BurgerFi uses natural Angus beef raised without antibiotics, steroids or added hormones — that is the chain's core sourcing claim. The beef is not certified grass-fed, however; the standard BurgerFi spec is grain-finished Angus. The chain has historically promoted vegetarian options (VegeFi quinoa patty, Beyond Burger) for diners looking for non-beef alternatives. Chicken on the menu is also antibiotic-free.

A Concrete is BurgerFi's frozen-custard 'blizzard' — dense house-made frozen custard (richer than soft-serve) blended with mix-ins like cookies, brownies, candy and sauces. Custom build-your-own concretes start at $6.49; signature combinations like the Krunch (vanilla + cookies + fudge + candy crunch) or Chocolate Lover (chocolate custard + brownie + fudge + chocolate chips) run $6.99. Concretes are named for the spoon-stands-straight-up texture — the same idea as Shake Shack's Concretes, Culver's Concrete Mixers and Dairy Queen's Blizzards.

BurgerFi operates roughly 110 restaurants across the United States after the 2024 restructuring. The chain is heaviest in its founding market of Florida (where it started in Lauderdale-by-the-Sea in 2011), with strong clusters in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, the Mid-Atlantic, Texas and Southern California. There are also locations in airports, college campuses and select international markets (Mexico, the Middle East). Use the official store locator at burgerfi.com for current hours and confirmation of which units are open after the restructuring.

Yes, modestly. A BurgerFi CheeseBurger ($8.49) is roughly $3.50 cheaper than a Five Guys Cheeseburger ($11.99) — though Five Guys gives you two patties as the default plus 15+ free toppings. On fries it's similar: BurgerFi's Regular fresh-cut fries ($3.99) are well under Five Guys' Little fries ($5.49) and far under Five Guys' Regular ($6.49). The Conflicted Burger ($11.99) at BurgerFi lines up with a Five Guys Bacon Cheeseburger ($13.69). For a single person, a BurgerFi combo typically lands $13–$16 versus $18–$22 at Five Guys.

Yes. The VegeFi Burger ($9.99) is a quinoa-based veggie patty that can be ordered without cheese for a fully vegan build (the bun is vegan at most locations — confirm with staff). The Beyond Burger ($11.49) is also on the standard menu; order without cheese and with no BurgerFi Sauce for a vegan-friendly build. Fresh-cut fries are vegan (cooked in peanut oil, separate from any breaded items at most stores), and the Cajun and Parmesan-Herb seasonings vary — Cajun is vegan; Parmesan Herb contains dairy.

BurgerFi Sauce is the chain's house burger sauce — a proprietary mayo-based blend in the same family as a Big Mac Sauce, Shake Shack's ShackSauce, or In-N-Out Spread. It's tangy, slightly sweet, with a faint mustardy edge and pickle notes. It's applied by default on the BurgerFi CheeseBurger, the Conflicted Burger, and most other signature builds; the separate Brunch Sauce on the BurgerFi Brunch Burger is a hollandaise-leaning egg-friendly variation. Both sauces are available as dipping sides on request.