Dairy Queen Menu Prices

The prices on this page are a national average. Dairy Queen lets each franchise set its own prices, so a store in a big city like New York or Los Angeles, or one inside an airport or a highway rest stop, can run about 10% to 20% higher than a typical suburban location. Some rural stores sit a little lower.

Ordering through a delivery app such as DoorDash or Uber Eats usually adds another 15% to 25% on top of menu prices, plus service and delivery fees, so ordering in person or through the Dairy Queen app is almost always cheaper. Sizes add up too: moving from a medium to a large drink or fries typically adds about $0.40 to $0.70. For exact prices, check your local Dairy Queen on its app before you order.

The cheapest item is the Vanilla Cone (Small) at $1.99, and the most expensive is the 10-inch Round DQ Cake at $37.99 (usually a large or catering size). A combo meal (about $7.00 to $11.99) usually costs $1 to $2 less than buying the entree, side and drink separately, so the combo wins unless you skip the drink and just get water.

For the best value, go for the Two Cheese Deluxe Stackburger combo; a small Blizzard is the cheapest way to try the signature treat. To compare against other chains, see the cheapest fast food guide and combo meal prices.