Burger King Germany Menu Prices

Prices at a Glance

In a hurry? This is the cheat sheet — the items people order most, from the cheapest snack on the board to a full menu.

Most solo visitors spend €7 to €13 on a full meal. Keep it to a small burger or a snack and you’re under €5.

Flame-Grilled Beef Burgers

It’s all flame-grilled here — that’s the Burger King signature, and it’s what makes the Whopper taste smoky. Prices start with a plain Hamburger at €2.29 and climb to stacked premium burgers with double patties, bacon and extra cheese.

You can turn almost any beef burger into a King Menu with fries and a drink. Big King XXL Menu? €13.29. The Whopper Menu stays at €11.49.

Chicken Burgers and Fish

The Long Chicken leads the range — breaded chicken and mayo in a long roll, a format regulars know well. The Crispy Chicken goes crunchier, with a crisp fillet and lettuce. Fish instead? That’s the Fish King.

Want them as a menu instead? Long Chicken €10.79, Crispy Chicken €10.49, Fish King €9.99.

Plant-Based Burgers Without Meat

Germany runs one of the widest plant-based ranges in the Burger King system. Nearly every classic has a meat-free twin — and you won’t pay much for the swap, because prices sit close to the originals.

The Plant-based Whopper Menu costs €11.39. Ten cents below the beef one — that’s the whole difference.

Snacks, Fries and the King Jr. Meal

King Fries come thicker than standard fast-food fries — good for sharing. And the King Jr. Meal bundles a small burger or nuggets with a side, a drink and a toy for the kids.

Kids pick their side — fries or apple pieces. Drinks are soft drinks or water, plus a FruchtTiger fruit drink.

Desserts and Drinks

Dessert stays simple: a warm brownie, sundaes, shakes and filled donuts. Drinks are the usual suspects — soft drinks, iced tea, water and basic coffees at fair prices.

Worth knowing: a small King Shake recently cost €1.99 with a coupon — well below the regular list price.

Calories and Nutrition

A standard Whopper without cheese weighs 287 grams and provides 613 kcal — that’s 33.5 g of fat, 49.5 g of carbohydrates, 27.1 g of protein and 2.3 g of salt.

Burger King Germany publishes the full nutrition and allergen details for every product on the official Burger King Germany website. Treat the figures as a guide, though — each kitchen cooks and portions fresh, so small differences creep in.

How to Save Money at Burger King Germany

Coupons, not the printed menu, are where the savings live. The app and the paper coupon booklets list menus and snacks at fixed deal prices — well below the standard Burger King Germany menu prices.

• A Whopper Menu recently cost €8.99 with a coupon instead of €11.49.
• Six King Nuggets with a dip cost €2.99 with a coupon.
• Two-burger combo deals start at €7.49 with a coupon.
• Jot the coupon number down before you order at the kiosk.

Cross-check first: every regular price sits on the Burger King price list at GermanMenus, and two minutes there tells you if a coupon really beats the normal menu price for your order.

Good to Know Before You Order

Prices can vary by location. Most German Burger King restaurants are run by independent partners who set their own prices, so station and motorway sites usually charge more than suburban ones. As of October 2026, the prices above reflect typical in-store prices — the kiosk or app shows your exact total once you pick a location.

More on MenuPlatter.de: Burger King Speisekarte Preise (German guide) and McDonald’s Germany menu prices.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I order Burger King delivery in Germany?

Yes — plenty of locations deliver, through apps like Lieferando and Burger King’s own channels where available. Pop your postcode in first, though: delivery zones are smaller than most visitors expect. Minimum orders and delivery fees apply, and busy city locations sometimes pause delivery when peak time hits.

Do German Burger King kiosks offer an English menu?

Yes — at most locations the kiosks let you switch to English on the start screen, which helps with custom orders and allergen notes. Counter staff in city and station locations handle basic English orders fine, too.

How do I pay, and is cash still accepted?

Most restaurants take debit cards, major credit cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay at the kiosk and the counter. Cash still works everywhere — a lifesaver if your foreign card declines. Keep some small notes handy, though; counters prefer not to break large bills early in the morning.

How does Burger King in Germany differ from the US?

Prices on the board already include tax — what you see is what you pay. The German menu also carries a far bigger plant-based range than most US locations. And free drink refills, common in the US, aren’t a standard offer here. Don’t count on them.

What is the smartest way to order for a group?

Use the kiosk, and build each burger exactly how its person wants it — custom changes cost nothing when you’re removing items. Split the big nugget and wing packs instead of buying small boxes for everyone. Then one shared large fries per two people. Less waste, lower bill.