Cookout FAQ

There are 123 items across 12 menus, from burgers and BBQ to 36 milkshake flavors. Every one is listed with its price on the full menu page.

The Hot Dog at $0.99. 39 items sit under two dollars in total, listed on the specials page.

Trays start at $2.99 and include a main, two sides and a large drink. There are 16 to choose from on the trays menu.

The chain has never posted prices on its website or app browser, and it stays privately held so there is no filing requirement either. Prices here come from live ordering menus and are rebuilt weekly.

Yes. The same item can sit a few cents apart between two cities. Treat the prices here as the going rate and confirm at your restaurant for the exact figure.

Shakes start at $2.79, and all 36 flavors are priced individually on the milkshakes menu rather than lumped into one line.

Not an official one. What people call the secret menu is mostly style combinations already on the board, like Cook Out Style or Out West Style toppings applied to a different main.

No. The chain runs no coupon codes, printable vouchers or loyalty points. The coupons page explains what genuinely lowers the bill instead.

366 restaurants across 11 states and 276 cities, concentrated in the Southeast. Browse them on the store locator.

North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Virginia, Tennessee, Alabama, Kentucky, Mississippi, West Virginia, Florida, Maryland. The biggest presence is North Carolina with 144 restaurants.

Most restaurants close at 3:00 AM Sunday through Thursday and 4:00 AM on Friday and Saturday. Full detail on the hours page.

Opening is 10:30 AM at the great majority of restaurants. That schedule is shared by 47% of the 356 locations with published hours.

Yes, and it is the chain's defining feature. Checking each restaurant individually, 97% close at 1 AM or later on a Friday.

It runs normal hours on most holidays but closes on Easter Sunday, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day. Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve usually close early. The holiday table lists every date.

Not with its own drivers. Orders go through DoorDash, Uber Eats and Grubhub where available, and those apps price the menu above the in store board. See the delivery page.

Yes. Full nutrition data covers 110 items with calories, protein, sodium, carbs, fat, sugar and fiber. Add a whole order up in the nutrition calculator.

Shakes run from roughly 538 to 894 calories depending on flavor. Each one is listed individually on its item page.

The plain sandwiches and smaller sides sit lowest. The nutrition calculator page ranks every item by calories so you can see the lightest choices in order.

The menu is built around grilled meat, so choices are limited to sides, quesadillas and shakes. Nothing is certified vegetarian and shared cooking surfaces mean cross contact is likely. Ask staff if it matters for you.

From Cookout's own published nutrition data, mapped item by item onto the menu. Where an item is a styled version of a base item, the figures combine the published base and topping values, and the item page says so.

Yes, for browsing and ordering ahead at participating restaurants. It is a pickup tool with no rewards program attached. Details on the app page.

Cards are sold at the counter in restaurants rather than online. The gift card page works out what common amounts buy at current prices.

No. This is an independent site with no connection to the company. For official information go to cookout.com. Our about page explains how we work.

The whole site rebuilds every week, which refreshes prices, calorie counts and store hours together. Each page shows the date it was last updated.

Tell us and it gets fixed. Use the contact page with the item and the restaurant, and the correction goes into the next rebuild.