Five Guys Menu Prices in Canada (2026 Updated Guide)

The five guys menu prices Canada guide starts with the numbers that matter. The lowest priced main item is the Veggie Sandwich at $5.99, while the Bacon Cheeseburger reaches $17.49. Prices can vary by location, so we manually verified the menu across multiple Canadian Five Guys stores and official online ordering menus to keep the figures as accurate and current as possible.

You will find the full five guys menu with prices, including calories, popular picks, and the 15 free customizable toppings that let you build your order your way. We also cover Canada exclusive options such as Classic Poutine for $11.29 and extra Gravy for $1.69. Short on time? Jump straight to the Best Items section for our top picks before checking the complete price tables.

Burgers

Comparing fresh beef burger prices? Check out our updated Wendy’s Canada menu price guide to see how their combos and burgers stack up.

Hot Dogs

Sandwiches

Looking for another classic Canadian burger chain? Take a look at our Harvey’s Canada menu breakdown for local burger costs and combos.

Fries & Poutine

Shakes

If you want to compare fast-food milkshakes and frozen treats, take a look at the latest Dairy Queen menu prices in Canada.

Drinks

Exploring other quick-service meal deals in Canada? Browse our updated Popeyes Canada menu prices to check sandwich and combo pricing.

Bundles

What to Order: Top 5 Must-Try Items

Double Bacon Cheeseburger

These patties are thick. Juicy, too.

And no, they’re not smash burgers. The beef keeps its heft, so each bite feels properly meaty rather than thin and crispy around the edges, which I prefer when bacon and cheese are already piling into the equation.

But don’t skip the free grilled onions. They’re worth adding, and I’d keep the rest of the custom toppings fairly sensible because too many extras can bury the beef, bacon, and cheese that made you order the burger in the first place.

Because Five Guys gives you plenty of room to customize, there’s no shortage of combinations to try. I just wouldn’t turn this thing into a topping mountain.

Fries

Regular or Cajun, they’re both enormous.

And I’m serious about the portion. A Large can easily feed 3 to 4 people, so don’t order a large just for yourself unless you’re planning to eat fries until next Tuesday. Five Guys is famously generous here, and the peanut oil gives them that familiar taste people expect.

But there’s another detail I always check. Stores display signs showing which local farm the potatoes came from that day. That’s the kind of small information I actually like seeing when I’m ordering food.

Bacon Hot Dog

Five Guys butterflies its hot dogs, splitting them straight down the middle before grilling them flat. Because the inside gets pressed against the grill, it develops a proper sear that you wouldn’t get from simply warming the whole thing.

I like that texture. It’s a small preparation choice, but you notice it once you bite in.

Poutine

The gravy’s thick. That’s important.

And it actually sticks to the fries instead of disappearing underneath them, so you’re getting proper Canadian fast food poutine rather than a soggy, watery mess. I wouldn’t underestimate how much that changes the whole thing.

Salted Caramel Milkshake

It’s rich, sweet, and cuts through all that salt and grease from the meal.

But that’s exactly why I like it here.

Major Five Guys Locations Across Canada

Need a nearby Five Guys? Use the location finder to find the closest restaurant and check its details.

Ontario

• 100 City Centre Dr, Mississauga
• 3350 Steeles Ave E, North York
• 1970 Appleby Line, Burlington
• 2400 Dundas St W, Mississauga
• 1292 Wellington St W, Ottawa
• 200 Bay St, Toronto (Brookfield Place)
• 1325 Eglinton Ave E, Mississauga
• 25 The West Mall, Toronto (Cloverdale)
• 1855 Dundas St E, Whitby
• 2750 14th Ave, Markham
• 1655 Haultain Ct, Peterborough
• 1100 Walker Rd, Windsor
• 430 Wellington Rd, London
• 4500 Kingston Rd, Scarborough

Alberta

• 100-305 10th Ave SW, Calgary
• 8150 Macleod Trail S, Calgary
• 10609 82 Ave NW, Edmonton
• 12404 137 Ave NW, Edmonton
• 4005 Calgary Trail NW, Edmonton
• 110-655 4th Ave S, Lethbridge

B.C.

• 1318 Robson St, Vancouver
• 1629 Johnston St, Vancouver
• 755 Terminal Ave, Vancouver
• 101-1960 Werth Rd, Victoria
• 101-20999 88th Ave, Langley
• 103-31313 Peardonville Rd, Abbotsford
• 105-18070 96th Ave, Surrey

Quebec

• 1200 Sainte-Catherine St E, Montreal
• 2001 Autoroute Transcanadienne, Dorval
• 7050 Boul. Newman, LaSalle
• 2100 Boul. Saint-Martin E, Laval
• 1455 Rue Peel, Montreal

Manitoba

• 1585 Kenaston Blvd, Winnipeg
• 103-1605 Regent Ave W, Winnipeg

Nova Scotia

• 650 E River Rd, New Glasgow
• 100 Gale Lake Dr, Halifax

Check Official Sources & Find a Location

Menus and hours can change by store, so I wouldn’t rely on an old listing when you’re planning a visit. It’s smarter to check Five Guys’ own channels for current hours, ordering options, delivery areas, and location details.

• Official website: official Five Guys Canada website
• Store finder: find your nearest Five Guys
• Canadian locations: browse all Canadian locations
• Instagram: Five Guys Canada on Instagram
• Facebook: official Facebook page

Before You Head to Five Guys: Final Quick Tips

Five Guys isn’t cheap. Prices run from $5.99 for the Veggie Sandwich to $17.49 for the Bacon Cheeseburger, but those generous portions change the math a bit, especially when one order of fries can easily be shared instead of everyone getting their own.

And don’t forget the customization. You’ve got 15 free toppings, so ordering “All the Way” is an easy way to load up your burger without paying extra for every little addition. But if you’re eating in Canada, I’d also give the Classic Poutine a shot at $11.29. It’s a proper local option, not just another burger joint side.

Now, check the full price tables above, then jump back to the Must-Try Items section if you haven’t decided what to order yet. And if you’re ready to head out, use the store finder above to check your local restaurant’s exact hours and delivery availability before you leave.

Christopher Hopper

Hi, I am Christopher Hopper, the food writer behind Canada Menu Hub. I live right here in Canada and absolutely love exploring our incredible food scene.

I created this website after getting frustrated with how hard it is to find current restaurant prices online. Since I already love writing and discovering new places to eat, I decided to fix the issue myself.

My mission is simple. I track down the latest menus, verify the costs, and update the prices here so you know exactly what you will pay before you order. When I am not writing articles or checking menu updates, I am usually traveling the country looking for my next great meal.