Here is the In-N-Out menu people mean by in n out menu—a short official board plus the not-so-secret customizations (Animal Style, Protein Style, 3×3, 4×4) that drive most searches.
You are usually choosing a burger size, whether to go Animal or Protein Style, fries vs Animal Fries, and a drink or shake. That is the whole decision tree.
Price note: In-N-Out does not publish one public national price sheet. 2026 sample boards commonly put burgers around $3.20–$6.35, combos near $7.45–$11.55, and Animal Fries higher than plain fries. Tax and state can nudge totals. See About In-N-Out menu prices.
Jump to a section
- Official board
- Animal Style & secret menu
- Combos
- Fries & drinks
- How to order
- FAQ
- About In-N-Out menu prices
Official board
The printed board stays simple on purpose.
| Item | Typical 2026 sample price | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| Hamburger | $3.20–$4.35 | Beef, lettuce, tomato, spread, onion |
| Cheeseburger | $3.75–$4.85 | Same build + American cheese |
| Double-Double | $5.45–$6.35 | Two patties, two cheese slices |
| French Fries | $2.00–$2.60 | Fresh-cut |
| Soft drink | ~$2.00–$2.50 | Fountain |
| Shake (chocolate, vanilla, strawberry) | ~$3.00–$3.50 | Real ice cream |
Exact cents move by market; California boards sometimes sit a notch higher.
Animal Style & secret menu
In-N-Out published its “not-so-secret menu” years ago. Crews expect these calls.
| Order | Typical cost | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Animal Style burger | Usually no extra charge on the burger | Mustard-cooked patty, pickles, extra spread, grilled onions |
| Protein Style | Usually no extra charge | Lettuce wrap instead of bun |
| Animal Style Fries | $4.00–$5.35 | Fries + cheese + grilled onions + spread |
| Cheese Fries | $3.25–$3.95 | Fries + melted cheese |
| 3×3 | ~$7.00–$8.50 | Three patties, three cheeses |
| 4×4 | ~$8.25–$10.50 | Four patties, four cheeses |
| Grilled Cheese | ~$2.95–$3.45 | No meat |
| Flying Dutchman | ~$3.85–$4.50 | Patties + cheese only—no bun, no produce |
| Wish Burger | Base hamburger-style veg build | No meat/cheese if ordered that way |
Important: Animal Style on a burger is a prep style. Animal Style Fries are a different paid item.
In-N-Out combos
Combos are burger + fries + soft drink. Swap a shake for a small upcharge at many locations.
| Combo | Typical sample total |
|---|---|
| Hamburger combo | $7.45–$9.35 |
| Cheeseburger combo | $8.45–$9.85 |
| Double-Double combo | $10.15–$11.55 |
Fries & drinks
| Item | Typical price | Tip |
|---|---|---|
| Regular fries | $2.00–$2.60 | Ask well-done if you want firmer fries |
| Animal Style Fries | $4.00–$5.35 | Shareable; heavier than plain fries |
| Soft drink | ~$2–$2.50 | Part of combo pricing |
| Shake | ~$3–$3.50 | Chocolate / vanilla / strawberry |
How to order
- Pick Hamburger, Cheeseburger, or Double-Double.
- Add Animal Style and/or Protein Style if you want them.
- Decide fries: regular, cheese, or Animal.
- Drink or shake.
- For 3×3 / 4×4, say the number clearly (“three-by-three”).
No app gimmicks required—the counter and drive-thru run on the same short vocabulary.
FAQ
What is on the In-N-Out menu?
Burgers, fries, soft drinks, and shakes—plus not-so-secret builds like Animal Style, Protein Style, 3×3, and 4×4.
How much is a Double-Double?
Recent 2026 samples commonly show about $5.45–$6.35 before tax; combos land near $10–$12.
Is Animal Style free?
On burgers, Animal Style is generally a free preparation. Animal Style Fries cost more because toppings are added.
Does In-N-Out have a secret menu?
Yes—the company calls it the not-so-secret menu. Animal Style and Protein Style are the most ordered calls.
Why is the menu so small?
In-N-Out keeps a tight kitchen: fresh beef, fries cut in-house, and shakes. Customization replaces a long printed list.
About In-N-Out menu prices
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Market | United States (where In-N-Out operates) |
| Currency | USD |
| Price type | Reference ranges from published 2026 menu samples—not a live quote from your restaurant |
| Restaurant source | in-n-out.com |
| Calories | Official nutrition is limited for some custom builds; treat third-party estimates carefully |
| Pricing variation | Boards can differ slightly by state; always trust the restaurant menu |
| Availability | Secret-menu style orders are standard at participating restaurants; LTOs like Roadkill Fries are regional |
This page answers in n out menu intent: the short board, the real custom orders, and what they usually cost—not a franchise marketing sheet.