50+ Fast Food Burgers Ranked by Total Calories

When you crave a quick meal and a juicy hamburger, is there a specific restaurant that comes to mind? Many consumers are loyal to their preferred fast food chain, returning time and again for the all-beefy (or veggie) patty burger with all the right toppings to satisfy their individual tastes.

Nutritional value may not be top of mind when you decide to order your favorite tasty meal, so that’s where we come in. We spend all of our working hours creating reports to help our readers learn more about what’s in the food they eat.

Enjoy this simple, quick reference guide to dozens of fast food burgers listed by total calories. Select any of the links below for a more detailed overview of the hamburger or cheeseburger of your choice.

Fast Food Burgers

Here is a list of hamburgers and cheeseburgers offered at fast food restaurants across the nation that contain fewer than 500 total calories.

The following list of fast food burgers contain a substantial amount of calories in each serving. Each of the burgers in the section below has more than 500 total calories, but less than 750 calories.

Select one of the burgers to review a detailed nutrition report. Most of our reports include calories by macronutrient, a review of dietary fats and sodium, nutrition facts, and allergens. Many of our reports also include a complete list of ingredients.

Review the table below for the largest burgers with the most calories. Some of the fast food burgers on this list contain a staggering amount of calories, with a few delivering over 1,000 calories per serving.

The number of calories is based on one serving of the hamburger or cheeseburger with substitutions, additional add-ons, or included side dishes.

Loyal guests of Applebee’s may already know that when you order the Quesadilla Burger, it comes with french fries. That adds an additional 400 calories, for a total of 1,580 calories for the burger and fries meal.

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