Five Guys Germany Prices

Prices at a Glance

Mannheim. That’s where we checked the board, and those figures hold up as a fair guide for the rest of Germany. What follows first is simply what people order most:

Do the maths on a typical order — burger, small fries, a drink — and you land between €18.00 and €22.00. Shrink the burger to a Little and the same lunch gets cheaper fast. Same fries. Same drink. Less damage.

Burgers: Two Patties Come as Standard

Two patties. That’s the thing to understand before anything else on this list, because a regular Five Guys burger is never a single-patty affair — the meat (never frozen, grilled only once you’ve ordered) comes doubled as standard. The Little line? One patty, smaller appetite, lower bill.

Watching the carbs? Fine — any burger here can be built in a lettuce wrap instead of a bun, or dropped bunless into a bowl. You lose the bread. The grilled flavour stays.

15 Toppings, All Free

Count them: mayonnaise, lettuce, pickles, tomatoes, onions, grilled onions, grilled mushrooms, peppers, jalapeños, ketchup, mustard, relish, barbecue sauce, hot sauce, steak sauce — fifteen, and every one free. Mix a few. Or load the lot onto one burger (people do; the crew won’t blink). Cheese and bacon sit outside the deal, but only because your burger variant already priced them in.

Hot Dogs and Sandwiches

Not feeling a burger? The grill has a second life: all-beef hot dogs, and beside them the sandwiches — the lighter end of the menu. The Veggie Sandwich packs grilled vegetables and salad into its bun; the BLT keeps it simple. Crispy bacon, tomato, done.

And yes — the free toppings travel with you over here, too. Our order, if you’re asking? Cheese Dog, grilled onions, grilled mushrooms. Nothing else comes close.

Fries and Milkshakes

Fresh is the whole point. Whole potatoes, cut in the restaurant daily, fried until they crisp — then one decision: classic salted Five Guys style, or Cajun, wearing its spiced seasoning blend. One warning, though. Order a large each and you’ll regret it. The portions are generous. Absurdly generous.

Shakes you build yourself. The mix-ins cost nothing — Oreo cookies, peanut butter, banana, strawberry, chocolate, salted caramel — and two newer arrivals have joined lately: a Pistachio Shake and an Iced Coffee Shake, both €8.00 in the large version.

Drinks and Kids Menus

Short list. Soft drinks in 0.5-litre bottles, iced tea, water — and three beers, because this is Germany. Kids get their own corner: a smaller main with water or a mini shake.

Calories and Nutrition

No way around it — eat big, and the count says so. A cheeseburger lands close to 1,000 kcal; the large fries pass 1,300 kcal entirely on their own. These figures come from the chain’s official nutrition information. Size drives the numbers, not secrecy.

You find the complete nutrition and allergen information on the official Five Guys Germany website.

How to Keep the Bill Down

Coupons? Forget it. Fixed meal bundles? Also no — Five Guys doesn’t play that game, unlike its rivals. But the bill is still yours to bend, through portion sizes and free extras, which is why Five Guys Germany prices sting less once you order with a plan.

• Choose a Little burger when one patty honestly fills you.
• Share one small fries instead of ordering two large portions.
• Load up on the free toppings rather than paying for extras.
• Order the lettuce wrap version when you want to cut calories.

The complete Mannheim menu sits as a PDF at Speisekarte.menu.

Good to Know

Prices can vary by location — genuinely. These figures come from the Mannheim restaurant, work as a guide for Germany, and may shift at city-centre or station locations, where rents run higher. As of October 2026, one rule saves confusion: no fixed burger-fries-drink bundle exists here, so every item is paid for separately at the till.

More on MenuPlatter.de: Five Guys Preise Deutschland (full German guide) and Burger King Germany Menu Prices.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there a vegetarian burger at Five Guys Germany?

In the patty sense? No — the German menu doesn’t carry a veggie burger patty, full stop. Meat-free guests aren’t stuck, though. There’s the Veggie Sandwich, the Grilled Cheese Sandwich — and our favourite workaround: skip the bun, take a bowl, pile in grilled mushrooms, peppers and other free toppings. Filling? Completely.

Why do free peanuts stand around the dining room?

Because that’s Five Guys. The open peanuts are a chain signature — a habit from its founding days in the USA — and waiting guests snack on them free. The serious side? Peanut oil. The fries cook in it. So with a peanut allergy, talk to the crew before ordering — or, honestly, skip the visit.

Can I order Five Guys for delivery in Germany?

You can. Plenty of German locations deliver via Lieferando or Uber Eats — just don’t expect this page’s numbers at checkout. Delivery prices sit above in-store prices, with service and delivery fees on top. Every figure here is a restaurant price, straight off the in-store menu.

How big is a small fries, really?

Bigger than the name lets on. Much bigger. The nutrition data puts a small at about 227 grams, with 526 kcal riding along — and even that undersells it, since the crew fills the cup generously and tips an extra scoop into the bag. As a side, one portion serves two comfortably.

Which payment methods does Five Guys accept?

The usual mix, mostly. Locations generally take Girocard, major credit cards and contactless payment by phone, at the terminals or the register. Vouchers and specific wallets are store-dependent, though — so before a big group order, check in store or in the chain’s app.