Five Guys Burgers: Menu, Calories & Little vs Regular

Every Five Guys burger, its patty count and calories, and practical guidance on choosing between Little and Regular.

All burgers and calories

Calories are for the burger as built by Five Guys before extra toppings; source: official Five Guys burger menu.

Little vs Regular: the patty difference

If you’re choosing between a Little Cheeseburger and a Cheeseburger, the main structural difference is patty count: one patty versus two. Everything else — the bun, the cheese, the toppings — is the same. That single-patty difference is also what drives most of the calorie gap between sizes (for example, 610 vs 980 calories for the Cheeseburger pair). For a deeper look at when each size makes sense, see our Little vs Regular guide.

Toppings and customization

Every burger can take any combination of Five Guys’ 15 free toppings — lettuce, tomatoes, grilled onions, jalapeños, mayo, and more — at no extra charge. You can also ask for an extra patty added to any burger. See the toppings guide for the full list organized by type.

Bunless option

Any burger can be ordered without a bun, served as a Burger Bowl (in a foil-lined bowl) or wrapped in lettuce. This isn’t marketed as a certified gluten-free preparation, but it’s a practical option for lower-carb or gluten-conscious ordering. See our dietary guide for more on allergen and gluten considerations.

Which burger should you order?

A few practical starting points:

• Smaller appetite or ordering alongside fries and a shake: a Little burger is usually enough.
• Standard adult appetite with no sides: a Regular burger is the more common choice.
• Want bacon and cheese but fewer calories than the full Regular version: the Little Bacon Cheeseburger (690 Cal) covers both toppings at close to half the calories of a Regular Bacon Cheeseburger (1,060 Cal).
• Not sure at all: order a Little burger first — you can always add fries, a hot dog, or a second burger, but you can’t easily undersize a Regular order.

Exact pricing isn’t published nationwide; see our prices guide for why, and how to check your local menu.