Dairy Queen Menu with Prices (2026)

A Small OREO Blizzard at Dairy Queen costs $4.89–$5.39, a DQ Blizzard Cake costs $32.99–$40.19 depending on size, and the $7 Meal Deal is exactly that — a full meal for $7.00 at the stores checked. Dairy Queen’s menu has two halves: the treats it was founded on — Blizzards, cones, sundaes and ice cream cakes — and, at Grill & Chill locations, a full grill menu of Stackburgers, chicken strip baskets and hot dogs. Treat-only stores carry the treats half only. Every price on this page comes from Dairy Queen’s own online ordering system, checked at Grill & Chill stores in Minnesota, Florida and Colorado in October 2026, and every calorie figure is from DQ’s published nutrition — not the different numbers its ordering screens show.

The Blizzard: Sizes, Prices and Flavours

The Blizzard is DQ’s head product: vanilla soft serve blended with candy, cookie or brownie pieces and poured thick enough to be served upside down. It comes in four sizes — Mini, Small, Medium and Large — and two price tiers. Standard flavours share one tier at every store checked; Royal flavours — the ones with a filled centre, like Royal New York Cheesecake and Royal Ultimate Choco Brownie — cost more at every size.

Sixteen flavours were orderable at the stores checked, and all sixteen are in the menu on this page with their Mini-to-Large calorie ranges: the candy and cookie core (OREO, Mint OREO, Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough, BUTTERFINGER, HEATH, M&M’S, REESE’S Peanut Butter Cup, SNICKERS), the brownie line (Choco Brownie Extreme, Mocha Brownie Mudslide, Royal Ultimate Choco Brownie), Turtle Pecan Cluster, the two Royal flavours, and the newest additions — Enchanted OREO and Brown Sugar Cookie Dough. The Pumpkin Pie Blizzard is the seasonal return, on the menu for the fall.

DQ’s published catalogue lists 59 Blizzard flavours in total, including past seasonals and former Blizzard of the Month flavours that rotate back for limited runs. The wider list is not priced on this page because most of it cannot be ordered right now: what a store can actually sell you today is the lineup in the menu above, plus whatever limited-time flavour that store is running. The flavour count is also why Blizzard calories are always a range here — a Mini Pumpkin Pie Blizzard is 360 calories, while a Large Turtle Pecan Cluster is 1,310.

DQ Cakes & Cupcakes

Cakes are the second pillar of the DQ menu, and the one most people order ahead for. There are three families in the menu on this page:

• Blizzard Cakes — built like a giant Blizzard over a fudge-and-crunch centre, in four flavours: Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough, Choco Brownie Extreme, OREO and REESE’S Peanut Butter Cups. Every flavour comes in 8-inch ($32.99–$33.99) and 10-inch ($37.99–$40.19).
• DQ Signature All Occasion Cake — the customisable celebration cake, in 8-inch ($27.99–$30.99) and 10-inch ($32.99–$34.99).
• Signature Sprinkle Cupcakes — sold as a single ($4.49–$5.00), a 2-pack ($6.00) and a 4-pack ($18.99).

On calories, DQ publishes whole-cake figures for the Blizzard Cakes and nothing for the rest. The published 8-inch cakes run from 4,450 calories (REESE’S Peanut Butter Cups) to 4,810 (Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough), and the published 10-inch cakes run from 6,840 to 6,990 — whole-cake numbers, meant to be divided by the number of slices. Two honest blanks: DQ does not publish calories for the Signature Sprinkle Cupcakes or for the Signature All Occasion Cake, despite people asking for them, and the 10-inch Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Blizzard Cake has no published figure either — only its 8-inch version does. Those rows are left blank in the menu rather than filled with an estimate.

Classic Treats

The rest of the treats case is the menu DQ started with. The vanilla soft serve cone comes in Kids, Small (220 calories), Medium (320) and Large (450) sizes, and the dipped cone adds the chocolate shell — 320 calories in a Small, 650 in a Large. Sundaes come in the same Small-to-Large ladder, and the three built treats sit above them: the Peanut Buster Parfait (710 calories), the Banana Split (520) and the Cupfection (760), a layered cup of soft serve, brownie and topping.

The novelties are sold individually and in 6-packs for the home freezer: the Dilly Bar (200–220 calories), the Buster Bar (480), the DQ Sandwich (180) and the Non-Dairy Dilly Bar (240) — the dairy-free bar, which matters again in the allergen section below. DQ publishes per-bar calories only, so the 6-pack rows carry prices and no calorie total; no pack figure has been made up by multiplying.

The Food Menu: Stackburgers, Chicken Strips and Hot Dogs

The grill half of the menu exists at Grill & Chill locations; a treat-only DQ has no burgers at all. The burger line is the Signature Stackburger range, and every build comes as a Single, Double or Triple:

• Original Cheeseburger — the value entry: Single $3.49–$4.19, and the only Single with a published calorie count (400).
• Cheese Deluxe, Bacon Cheese Deluxe and Backyard Bacon Ranch — the stepped-up builds; a Backyard Bacon Ranch runs to 1,020 calories as a Triple.
• Flamethrower — the spicy build, with FlameThrower sauce and pepper jack, 910 calories as a Triple.

One publishing honesty note: DQ publishes nutrition for the Double and Triple Stackburgers but not for most Singles, so the Single rows (Original Cheeseburger excepted) carry prices and blank calories in the menu. Nothing was estimated to fill them.

The Chicken Strip Basket is the grill’s other anchor: 4-piece ($6.99, 1,020 calories) and 6-piece ($9.49–$10.19, 1,300), in Original and FlameThrower, plus Sauced & Tossed versions in Honey BBQ and Parmesan Garlic — the Parmesan Garlic 6-piece, at 1,630 published calories, is the highest-calorie food item on the menu. Strips also come as sandwiches (Original and FlameThrower Chicken Strip Sandwiches, 550 and 530 calories). The hot dog line is two items — the Classic Hot Dog (330 calories) and the Chili Cheese Dog (420) — and the Wild Alaskan Fish Sandwich (420 calories) is the non-beef, non-chicken option. Sides are fries, onion rings, cheese curds (a regular side is 500 calories; the shareable Basket of Cheese Curds is a published 2,020), pretzel sticks with zesty queso, and a Crispy Chicken Strips Salad Bowl (430) as the lightest grill item. For groups, the Chicken Strip Party Platters — 25, 50, 75 and 100 pieces, up to $164.99 — stay in the menu as priced rows; DQ does not run a separate catering program beyond them.

Shakes, Malts & Drinks

Shakes and malts follow the same three-size ladder — Small, Medium, Large — with calories published as a range across flavours: a Small runs 430–640 calories and a Large 800–1,250. The shake flavours are Vanilla, Chocolate, Caramel, Hot Fudge, Strawberry and Savannah Bananas Split; malts come in the same list minus the banana split flavour. Malts and shakes share prices at most sizes, so the choice between them is the malt flavour, not the cost.

The rest of the Drinks category is the cold case: Misty Slush and Misty Freeze in Blue Raspberry, Cherry, Lemon Lime and Strawberry Kiwi; the sparkling Sparklers (Lemonade, and the new Bubble Brew); Coffee Coolers in Oreo, Toasted Marshmallow Mocha and Salted Caramel (a Small starts at $3.00, which is why they show up again in the deals section); Lemonade Coolers; and the standard soft drink lineup in three sizes.

Deals & Value

DQ’s standing value offers are built into the menu itself rather than handed out as coupons:

• 2 for $5 Mix & Match — pick two items from the Mix & Match list for $5.00.
• $7 Meal Deal — a full meal at $7.00–$8.00 depending on the store: the Cheeseburger Meal Deal (390 published calories) or the 3-Pc. Chicken Strip Meal Deal (430).
• $6.99 Chicken Strip Baskets — the 4-piece Original and FlameThrower baskets sit at a flat $6.99 at the stores checked.
• $3 Coffee Coolers — the Small Coffee Cooler starts at $3.00 at the lowest-priced store checked.

Beyond those, DQ’s coupons and rotating offers live in the DQ app and on the deals page of dairyqueen.com — they are store-specific and change constantly, so this page prints no coupon codes and no expiry dates that would be stale within weeks. Check the app before you order; that is where the current offer for your store is.

Allergens & Nutrition

Every calorie figure in the menu on this page is from Dairy Queen’s published nutrition, checked in October 2026. DQ’s ordering screens show different calorie values for some of the same items — for the OREO Blizzard, ordering shows 330 for a Mini where published nutrition says 380 — and the published figures are the ones used everywhere on this page, so a number never changes depending on where on the page you read it.

Calories in the Most-Asked Treats

The Blizzard ranges are the story: size and flavour swing a Blizzard from 350 calories (a Mini SNICKERS or BUTTERFINGER) to 1,380 (a Large Enchanted OREO). Nothing else on the treats side concentrates that many calories in a cup.

Calories in the Most-Asked Food

Allergen Answers

Dairy Queen publishes an allergen list for every item on dairyqueen.com, and its full allergen and nutrition document is published there as well — that per-item list, not a chain-wide assumption, is how the questions below are answered. Treats and grill food are made in the same kitchen, so cross-contact is possible anywhere in the store; check the official list for your item before ordering if you have an allergy.

Kids’ Meals — and the Senior Question

There are three kids’ meals, all at $5.99–$6.29 at the stores checked: Chicken Strips (280 published calories), Hamburger (350) and Hot Dog (330). They are in the Kids’ Meals category of the menu on this page.

Hours

Dairy Queen sets no national timetable: every store is independently owned, and its hours are the ones on its page in the official store locator on dairyqueen.com. The typical pattern for a full-service Grill & Chill is a mid-morning opening — most open around 10 AM — and service into the late evening. Around that pattern, three things move the hours:

• Format. Treat-only locations run shorter hours than Grill & Chill stores.
• Season. Some northern, seasonal DQs close for the winter entirely and reopen in spring; a closed-for-season store shows no hours in the locator at all.
• Venue. Mall locations open and close with the mall.

Holiday hours are set store by store for the same reason. The locator is the check that matters — it carries each store’s current hours and its open-or-closed status today.

Gift Cards

DQ gift card balances are checked through Dairy Queen’s official gift card channels — the gift card section of dairyqueen.com, or at the counter of any DQ store. There is no balance information on this page because the balance belongs to the card, not the menu; the official channels are the only place it is shown.

No Breakfast at Dairy Queen

Dairy Queen does not serve breakfast on its national menu. There is no breakfast section in DQ’s published catalogue and no breakfast items on the ordering menus of the Grill & Chill stores checked for this page — the menu starts at burgers, strips and Blizzards when the store opens. Some individual locations serve breakfast locally, on their own menus and their own hours, but there is no chain-wide breakfast menu or price set to list: if your local DQ does breakfast, it is that store’s own program, and its locator page and in-store menu are where it lives.

Quick Answers

Looking for a specific store? Locations live in the store locator on dairyqueen.com — this page covers the menu, not individual stores.

Need this menu on paper? Print this page from your browser — the full menu prints cleanly, and it is the printable version of this page. DQ also publishes its menu and nutrition information on dairyqueen.com for anyone who needs the official document.