US menu / Coffee & food
Starbucks
262 US food and drink products with size-specific servings. Use the calculator for a drink and the guide to compare the menu. Separate pages cover lower-calorie and zero-total-sugar published drinks.
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Restaurant Nutrition Calculators and Guides by Brand
Choose a US restaurant with a live, source-linked menu page. Each entry below opens a real calculator. Separate nutrition guides are linked where available.
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McDonald's
153 entries linked by McDonald’s US full menu. Only complete official item panels enter order totals; meal listings without a fixed panel stay visibly unavailable.
US menu / Pizza & sides
Domino's
758 official PDF reference rows, including 101 complete product servings. Published pizza fractions and separately labeled ingredient components keep their own meaning.
US menu / Burgers
Burger King
250 standard US Nutrition Explorer items. Published panels include default modifiers; named beverage sizes and chicken pack counts remain separate servings.
US menu / Mexican-inspired
Taco Bell
494 entries from the nutrition table linked by Taco Bell’s US site. It includes core menu, regional and Cantina sections; calculable exact-value rows can be added to an order.
US menu / Coffee & food
Dunkin
437 published US recipes across drinks, breakfast food and bakery. Add complete listed servings to one order, or compare the source PDF rows in the guide.
US menu / Chicken
Chick-fil-A
321 named serving panels from Chick-fil-A’s official US nutrition table. Piece counts and serving weights stay visible; ingredient components are reference-only.
US menu / Sandwiches
Subway
210 nutrition rows from Subway’s US PDF. Add standard servings to an order, or use the separate guide to compare sandwiches, wraps, bowls, ingredients and sides.
US menu / Burgers
Wendy's
164 entries from Wendy’s US ordering menu. Standard products with complete official panels enter the calculator. Choice-based combos without one fixed panel remain visibly unavailable.
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An order total or a menu comparison?
Open a restaurant calculator when you want to combine named servings. Check the exact product and size first: a six-inch sandwich, a whole wrap, a small drink and a large drink do not share a universal scaling rule. Taco Bell and Wendy’s add complete, published menu servings; Wendy’s choice-based combo rows without a fixed panel stay out of totals.
Open a nutrition guide when you want to scan a menu by calories and macros before building an order. Subway has a dedicated guide with its official PDF rows. Starbucks and Dunkin have separate nutrition pages with serving-level details. On every page, the source appears beside the data so you can inspect the original entry.
What the numbers mean
Sources stay beside the servings.
Restaurant names identify the menus being compared; this independent site is not endorsed by any of the chains. Taco Bell’s US nutrition page links to its Nutritionix-powered table. Wendy’s US ordering pages provide product names and an official nutrition response for standard products. Subway publishes a US PDF. McDonald’s US product pages supply item-level panels, Burger King’s Nutrition Explorer supplies standard recipes with default modifiers, and Domino’s US guide distinguishes prepared servings from ingredient components. Those sources have different serving definitions and different rules for unavailable data.
A menu may change after the retrieval date shown on its page. Regional items, seasonal products and combination meals need special care. We leave a nutrient unavailable when there is no single official value for that listing; we do not substitute a value from a similar item. The data and calculation method explains the handling of published servings, estimates and missing fields.