Freddy's Menu Prices 2026: Steakburgers, Concretes & Frozen Custard

A Freddy's Steakburger is a thin-stacked beef patty cooked crispy on a flat-top griddle — similar in style to Steak 'n Shake or White Castle. The Original Double ($5.99) uses two thin patties + American cheese + mustard + pickles + onions. The patties are deliberately thinner than typical fast-food burgers (1/4 lb each) for more flat-top contact and crispy edges.

The Original Double Steakburger is $5.99. The Single is $4.79, Triple is $7.29. The Combo (Double + Shoestring Fries + drink) is $8.99. California-Style with lettuce/tomato/Fry Sauce is $6.99.

Freddy's uses thinner, crispier patties cooked on a flat-top — Steak 'n Shake style. Culver's ButterBurgers use thicker patties on a buttered bun. Shake Shack uses ~4 oz Angus patties grilled on a flat-top. All three use frozen custard rather than soft serve. Freddy's is generally cheaper than Shake Shack or Culver's; comparable to Steak 'n Shake.

Freddy's Fry Sauce is a signature tangy, slightly sweet condiment — similar to a Thousand Island or ShackSauce. Comes free with most combos and as a dipping sauce for tenders. Available bottled at retail at some stores. Many customers call it 'the secret of Freddy's' — distinctive vs. plain ketchup.

Yes — Freddy's shoestring fries are cut fresh from Idaho potatoes daily in store. The thin shoestring cut creates crispier, lighter fries vs. crinkle or steak cuts. Regular order $2.99, Large $3.99. Cheese Fries ($4.49) and Chili Cheese Fries ($5.49) are popular variants.

A Concrete is dense frozen custard blended with mix-ins — similar to Culver's Concrete Mixer or DQ Blizzard. Regular $5.49, Large $6.49. Custom builds let you pick any mix-ins. Signature Concretes ($6.49) include Brownie Delight, Reese's, Strawberry Cheesecake, Andes Mint Cookie, and rotating seasonal flavors.

Freddy's serves frozen custard — denser and richer than soft serve because it contains egg yolks alongside cream and sugar. Made fresh in store multiple times per day. Frozen custard is the chain's defining differentiator vs. burger chains that use soft serve (McDonald's) or ice cream (Five Guys).

Freddy's was founded in 2002 in Wichita, Kansas by Bill Simon, Randy Simon and Scott Redler. The Simon brothers named it after their father Freddy Simon, a WWII veteran. The chain grew through the 2010s, accelerated franchising in the late 2010s, and is now ~500+ locations across 30+ states. Most stores still in the Midwest and South.

Yes — Kids' Single Steakburger, Kids' Hot Dog, Kids' Grilled Cheese, Kids' Chicken Tenders. All $5.49–$5.99. Each comes with Shoestring Fries + drink. Kids' meals also include a 4-oz vanilla custard cup add-on for an additional ~$1.49.

Yes, significantly. Freddy's Original Double Steakburger at $5.99 is half the price of Five Guys' Cheeseburger at $11.99. Freddy's positions as fast-casual value — premium-feel items (fresh fries, frozen custard, hand-breaded chicken) at fast-food prices. Combos run $8-12 vs. Five Guys' $18-22.