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Built for Canadians, priced in Canadian dollars
Most menu price sites on the internet are American. They show US dollars, US portion sizes and US deals that do not exist in Canada. That is frustrating when you are standing in a Tim Hortons in Mississauga trying to figure out what your double-double actually costs. MenuPrice Canada was built to fix exactly that: every price in Canadian dollars, every chain that operates in Canada, and every page checked against official Canadian sources.
We cover more than 400 restaurant chains across the country, from national giants like Tim Hortons, A&W and McDonald’s Canada to regional favourites like Greco Pizza in the Maritimes, Trifon’s Pizza in Saskatchewan and Chez Ashton in Quebec City.
Real prices, verified and dated
Every article carries a “Prices last verified” date and links to the brand’s official menu page as the source of truth. Prices shown are national averages for Canada in CAD, before tax. GST and HST rates vary by province, so the total at your till depends on where you live.
Popular Canadian chains
3,570+ locations. Double-double from $2.29, Timbits 10-pack from $3.49. Full menu, breakfast hours and Tims Rewards guide.
1,112 locations. Teen Burger from $7.99, famous root beer from $2.79. Chubby Chicken, breakfast and coupons covered.
Flame-grilled burgers made your way. Original Burger from $6.99, Angus from $9.49, with full topping prices.
Rotisserie chicken and legendary Chalet Sauce. Quarter chicken dinner from $13.99, family packs compared.
Atlantic Canada’s fried chicken icon, now coast to coast. Big Mary from $8.49, Taters and signature sides.
Quebec’s rotisserie legend. Chicken meals from $12.49, famous sauce and express locations explained.
Canada, province by province
Menu prices and restaurant scenes differ across the country. Here is how we cover each region.
Home to the most restaurants in Canada, from Toronto’s endless options to Ottawa’s shawarma scene and regional stars like Pizza Pizza, Mr. Sub and Osmow’s.
A distinct food culture: St-Hubert, Scores, Normandin, La Belle Province, Chez Ashton and legendary poutine.
White Spot invented the BC burger, Triple O’s carries the torch, and Vancouver’s Asian food scene feeds chains like Edo Japan.
Steakhouse country with chains like Mr. Mike’s, plus strong national coverage. No provincial sales tax in Alberta.
Prairie originals: Salisbury House and Santa Lucia Pizza in Winnipeg, Trifon’s and Vern’s Pizza in Saskatchewan.
Donair was born in Halifax, and the region guards its own pizza traditions: Greco, Pizza Delight, Vito’s, Kenny’s.
How we verify every price
Price accuracy is the whole point of this site, so here is our process. First, we pull the menu from the restaurant’s official Canadian website or app. Second, we cross-check against in-store and delivery listings where prices are public. Third, we stamp the article with the verification date.
Frequently asked questions
Are menu prices on MenuPrice Canada in Canadian dollars?
Yes. Every price on this site is in Canadian dollars (CAD) and shown before tax. GST and HST vary by province, so your total at the till may differ from the menu price shown.
How often are prices updated?
We re-check prices against official restaurant sources regularly. Every article shows a “Prices last verified” date so you know exactly how fresh the numbers are.
Do prices vary by location?
Yes. Prices shown are national averages for Canada. Individual locations, especially airports, campuses and remote areas, may charge more or less.
Is MenuPrice Canada affiliated with the restaurants listed?
No. We are an independent guide and are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any restaurant chain. Brand names belong to their owners.