First, compare the serving
A price for a small drink is not directly comparable with a price for a medium drink. A sharing box is not a single piece. When a reference provides explicit sizes, our item page lets you switch between them and see the matching price and calories.
When a source does not state the serving clearly, this guide says “Listed serving.” We do not silently label it medium or assume a portion.
Then compare the ordering context
Location, ordering method, extras and taxes can all affect the amount you pay. The official checkout for your selected restaurant is the relevant source for the actual transaction.
Independent reference sites may also update different pages at different times. During our research, some category pages and item pages showed different prices. Where an item page provided a specific serving, we used that detail with its source link rather than presenting the different figures as a verified nationwide price.
What to expect from this guide
- Reference prices in Canadian dollars, labeled as estimates.
- Size-specific values where an explicit size was available.
- A source link on each item page.
- An explanation of the reference review on our Sources & updates page.
- A route to report a possible correction.
A price is useful with its context
Use the guide to discover options and form a rough budget. Then check your location’s current price before deciding. This approach keeps the menu useful while acknowledging that a reference catalogue cannot replace a live local checkout.