Burger King Menu Prices 2 for $5

The Burger King 2 for $5 menu lets you pick two items from Burger King’s lunch and dinner lineup for a fixed price. This guide covers exactly what’s included right now, how much you save, and how to order it without surprises. For the complete lineup, see the full Burger King menu or the Burger King Lunch Menu.

Quick Answer

The Burger King “2 for $5” deal is officially called the $5 Duo: pick any two items from a set list for $5. Its companion offer, the $7 Trio, lets you pick three items from the same list for $7.

As of mid-2026, the current eligible items are:

Current Eligible Items and What Each One Actually Saves You

Not every item saves you the same amount, because the deal price is fixed but each item’s normal price isn’t.

ItemRegular Price (varies by location)Effective Price in the Deal
Whopper Jr.~$3.59 to $4.79Included
Bacon Cheeseburger~$3.49 to $4.29Included
Original Chicken Sandwich~$4.49 to $6.39Included
Medium Fries~$2.79 to $3.29Included
8-pc Chicken Fries~$3.49 to $3.99Included
Medium Soft Drink~$2.29 to $2.79Included
Freezee King (New)up to ~$3.19Included

Regular prices vary by location, so the table shows the typical public range rather than a guaranteed price at every store. The next section breaks down exactly how much that difference is worth.

How Much Can You Save?

DealYou PayEffective Price per Item
$5 Duo$5$2.50
$7 Trio$7~$2.33

The actual savings depend on the regular price of the items you select and your restaurant’s local pricing. Picking the Original Chicken Sandwich (the highest-priced eligible item) gives you the largest gap between regular price and deal price, so it produces the biggest savings of any single item on the list. Looking for extra savings beyond this deal? Check the latest Burger King promo codes.

$5 Duo vs. $7 Trio: Which Should You Choose

Choose the $5 Duo if you’re eating alone, want a lighter meal, or are pairing two smaller items like a Whopper Jr. and Medium Fries.

Choose the $7 Trio if you want more food for a lower cost per item (see the savings table above). It’s the better pick for sharing or a fuller meal.

Both offers pull from the same eligible list, so the choice isn’t about which items you can get, it’s about how many you need.

How the Discount Actually Applies

The discount only appears once you’ve added the required number of eligible items: two for the Duo, three for the Trio. Adding a single eligible item at regular price won’t trigger it.

In the BK app, the offer lives under the “Limited Time Only” menu tab rather than the main value menu. That’s the specific location where some customers report not finding it at first, since it isn’t grouped with the everyday value menu.

Customizations (extra cheese, added patties) are typically charged on top of the base $5/$7 price, though pricing behavior has occasionally been inconsistent on specific orders. Check your total before confirming at checkout.

If you’re ordering through your BK account rather than as a guest, purchases in the Duo or Trio still count toward Royal Perks: you earn the same Crowns (points) as you would buying those items individually, which you can later redeem for free items or other offers. There’s no extra step required; signing in before ordering is enough.

Where You Can Get It

ChannelStatus
BK AppAvailable (under “Limited Time Only”)
In-StoreAvailable at participating locations
Drive-ThruAvailable at participating locations
Third-Party Delivery (Uber Eats, DoorDash, etc.)Not guaranteed, varies by platform and location

Because Burger King restaurants are franchise-operated, individual owners decide whether to run the promotion at all, which is also why the eligible items and exact prices can shift slightly from store to store. This is the same reason the regular prices in the table above are ranges rather than fixed numbers. You can confirm participation at your nearest Burger King location.

Has This Deal Always Looked Like This?

No, and that’s worth knowing before you rely on it. Similar two-for-one value offers have appeared periodically since at least 2021 (an Impossible Whopper duo), continued informally through 2024 (a Whopper Jr. duo), and became an official, named promotion, the $5 Duo and $7 Trio, in January 2025. Since then, Burger King has kept the format in place but rotated the lineup, most recently adding the Freezee King in June 2026.

In other words, the $5/$7 mix-and-match structure is a stable part of Burger King’s pricing strategy, even as the specific items inside it shift over time. If you don’t see a specific item this guide lists, check the app; it may have rotated rather than disappeared. For other current Burger King promotions, see our Burger King Deals guide.

Frequently Asked Questions

No. Only the Whopper Jr. is eligible, not the full-size Whopper.

No. It’s a standalone promotion and generally can’t be stacked with other discounts, though it still earns Royal Perks points normally when you’re signed in.

Not guaranteed. It’s built for app orders and in-store or drive-thru pickup; third-party delivery platforms may not honor it.

Allergen content differs by item: wheat, soy, milk, egg, and sesame appear across different options in the lineup. Check the specific item’s allergen listing on the BK app or bk.com before ordering, since it varies sandwich to sandwich.

Burger King restaurants are franchise-operated, so participation and the exact item lineup can vary slightly by location.

What To Do Next

Open the BK app and check the “Limited Time Only” tab to confirm your local $5 Duo/$7 Trio lineup, including whether the Freezee King is available at your store. Pick the Trio if you want the lower per-item cost, or the Duo if you’re eating light. Confirm your total before checkout, since customization pricing can occasionally vary.