Whataburger FAQ
The questions people ask most about Whataburger, answered with current data rather than guesses. Prices and calorie figures below come from Whataburger own ordering system and refresh automatically, the same source behind the full Whataburger menu.
Quick Answers
Breakfast runs 11 PM to 11 AM. Most locations never close. The original Whataburger costs $5.99 and carries 595 calories. There are 1,201 restaurants across 17 states, and Texas holds most of them.
For anything location specific, the store locator lists every restaurant with its own hours and phone number. For prices by category, each menu page carries a sortable table.
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Frequently Asked Questions
From 11 PM to 11 AM every day, including weekends and holidays. The 11 AM cutoff is strict.
Most locations are. Of the 1,201 restaurants tracked here, the large majority run 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
The original Whataburger is $5.99. Making it a Whatameal with a medium fry and drink runs about $9.59 depending on location.
A standard Whataburger has 595 calories with its default build of mustard, lettuce, tomato, pickles and diced onions.
Whataburger operates in 17 states, with Texas home to the majority. The full list is on the store locator page.
The original Whataburger for the main menu, and the Honey Butter Chicken Biscuit at $3.99 for breakfast.
Not officially, but the customization system makes most "secret menu" orders possible: any burger can be ordered with different sauces, extra patties, jalapenos, or without the bun.
Whataburger started in Corpus Christi in 1950 under Harmon Dobson. The Dobson family held majority ownership until 2019, when BDT Capital Partners acquired a majority stake. Headquarters remain in San Antonio.
Yes, 100 percent pure American beef delivered fresh rather than frozen, cooked to order on a flat grill.
Prices come from Whataburger own ordering system at a reference location in San Antonio and refresh on every rebuild. Individual stores can vary by a few cents to a dollar.
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