The menu board at In-N-Out has six things on it. Six. A hamburger, a cheeseburger, a Double-Double, fries, shakes, and drinks. You could read the whole thing at a red light. So why does everyone still freeze at the speaker? Because that board is not the real menu. Sitting behind those six items is a second menu nobody prints, one the crew will make without blinking: Animal Style, Protein Style, the 3×3, the 4×4, the Flying Dutchman, a free patty for the dog in your back seat. Nobody tells you it exists. You are just supposed to know. Then add the parts that change by where you are standing. Dallas prices are not California prices. Closing time on Friday is not closing time on Tuesday.
And half the menu pages online will confidently tell you the wrong one. This page sorts it out for Dallas: every item with what it actually costs here, calorie counts straight from In-N-Out’s own nutrition sheet, all five Dallas locations, and the hours that apply tonight. If you are already in the car, here are the numbers: a Double-Double runs about $4.15 to $4.45, a Cheeseburger $2.80 to $3.20, a Hamburger $2.50 to $2.75. Stores close at 1:00 a.m. Sunday through Thursday and 1:30 a.m. Friday and Saturday.
A Note on Prices vs Calories
Before the tables, one thing matters for trusting this page.
Calories are official
In-N-Out publishes nutrition facts for its standard menu items, and those numbers are used here exactly as published. Many Dallas menu pages list a Cheeseburger at 480 calories and a Hamburger at 390. Those come from older third-party databases and do not match In-N-Out’s own current figures.
Prices are estimates
In-N-Out does not publish prices on its website. Prices shown here are based on public reports for Texas locations. They can shift by a few cents between stores and over time. The menu board at your local Dallas store is always the final word.
Anything on the secret menu, such as the 3×3 or 4×4, has no official nutrition figure at all. Where those appear below, the calories are calculated from official data using a method explained later on this page.
In-N-Out Dallas Burger Menu With Prices
These are the classic burgers you’ll find on the menu board at every In-N-Out location across Dallas.
| Burger | Est. Dallas Price | Calories | Protein |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hamburger | $2.50–$2.75 | 360 | 16 g |
| Cheeseburger | $2.80–$3.20 | 430 | 20 g |
| Double-Double | $4.15–$4.45 | 610 | 34 g |
| Extra beef patty | ~$1.30 | +180 | +14 g |
| Extra cheese slice | ~$0.50 | +70 | +4 g |
The Double-Double is the item In-N-Out is known for, and it makes up close to half of all burger orders. For the price, it is the best protein-per-dollar item on the board.
One thing worth knowing: building up from a Cheeseburger costs more than ordering the Double-Double directly. A Cheeseburger plus an extra patty and an extra cheese slice lands somewhere between $4.60 and $5.00, while the Double-Double itself runs $4.15 to $4.45. Same burger either way, so always order the Double-Double by name.
In-N-Out Dallas Combo Menu
In-N-Out has three numbered combos. Each one is a burger, French fries, and a medium drink.
| Combo | Includes | Est. Dallas Price | Approx. Calories |
|---|---|---|---|
| #1 Double-Double Combo | Double-Double, fries, drink | $8.50–$9.50 | ~1,220 |
| #2 Cheeseburger Combo | Cheeseburger, fries, drink | $7.00–$7.75 | ~1,040 |
| #3 Hamburger Combo | Hamburger, fries, drink | $6.50–$7.25 | ~970 |
A quick sanity check worth knowing: the Double-Double combo always costs more than the Cheeseburger combo, which always costs more than the Hamburger combo. If you see a menu page where the Hamburger combo costs more than the Double-Double combo, that page has copied its numbers wrong. You can swap the soft drink for a milkshake for a small upcharge, which adds roughly 350 calories.
In-N-Out Dallas Fries and Sides
Fresh-cut fries are a signature part of the In-N-Out experience in Dallas, with every order made from whole potatoes prepared in-store daily. The table below compares the most popular fry options, along with their estimated Dallas prices and calorie counts.
| Item | Est. Dallas Price | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| French Fries | $1.85–$2.30 | 370 |
| Fries Well Done | Same as regular | ~370 |
| Cheese Fries | ~$3.00 | ~590 |
| Animal Style Fries | ~$3.75 | ~750 |
French fries at In-N-Out are cut from whole potatoes in the store every day and cooked in sunflower oil. Ordering them “Well Done” costs nothing extra and gives you a crispier fry. This is the single most useful free request on the menu. Animal Style Fries add melted cheese, grilled onions, and spread. They are a shared item for most people.
In-N-Out Dallas Shakes and Drinks
Complete your meal with one of In-N-Out Dallas’s classic drinks or hand-spun shakes. The table below compares estimated local prices and calorie counts for every beverage option, making it easy to choose the one that fits your taste and budget.
| Item | Est. Dallas Price | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| Shake (chocolate, strawberry, vanilla) | $2.75–$3.00 | ~590 |
| Soft drink, small | ~$2.10 | ~200 |
| Soft drink, medium | ~$2.25 | ~240 |
| Soft drink, large | ~$2.45 | ~290 |
| Iced tea | ~$2.20 | 0 |
| Coffee | ~$1.35 | 5 |
| Milk | ~$1.00 | ~150 |
Shakes are made with real ice cream. You can mix flavors at no extra cost. Asking for all three gives you what regulars call a Neapolitan shake. Unsweetened iced tea and black coffee are the only zero or near-zero calorie options besides water.
In-N-Out Dallas Secret Menu With Prices
Every Dallas location will make these. They are not printed on the board, but the staff know them.
| Item | Est. Dallas Price | Est. Calories |
|---|---|---|
| Animal Style (any burger) | Free | +115 |
| Protein Style (any burger) | Free | −150 |
| 3×3 | $7.50–$8.50 | ~790 |
| 4×4 | $10.50–$11.00 | ~970 |
| Grilled Cheese | ~$3.00 | ~380 |
| Flying Dutchman | ~$3.00 | ~330 |
| Pup Patty | Usually free | ~110 |
Animal Style adds a mustard-grilled patty, extra spread, grilled onions, and pickles. It is free on any burger and is the most ordered change at In-N-Out.
Protein Style swaps the bun for lettuce. Also free. It cuts about 150 calories and most of the carbs.
Flying Dutchman is two patties and two cheese slices with nothing else. No bun, no vegetables.
Pup Patty is a plain cooked patty for dogs. Most stores hand it over at no charge if you have a dog in the car.
How the Secret Menu Calories Are Calculated
In-N-Out does not publish nutrition for off-menu items, so those numbers are worked out from the official ones. Compare the official Cheeseburger to the official Double-Double: 430 calories versus 610 calories. The difference of one patty and one cheese slice is exactly 180 calories, 14 g protein, 13 g fat, and 2 g carbs. That step is consistent, so it can be added again for larger burgers.
- 3×3 = 610 + 180 = 790 calories, about 48 g protein
- 4×4 = 610 + 360 = 970 calories, about 62 g protein
Any site giving you an exact official calorie count for a 3×3 or 4×4 is quoting a number In-N-Out never published.
In-N-Out Dallas Locations and Hours
There are five In-N-Out restaurants inside Dallas city limits. All five have a drive-thru and dine-in seating.
| Address | ZIP | Area |
|---|---|---|
| 2525 W. Mockingbird Ln | 75235 | Love Field |
| 7940 N. Central Expy | 75206 | Upper Greenville |
| 7909 Lyndon B Johnson Fwy | 75251 | North Dallas |
| 12909 Midway Rd | 75244 | North Dallas |
| 15260 Dallas Pkwy | 75248 | Far North Dallas |
Other In-N-Out Locations Around DFW
If you are outside Dallas city limits, these are the nearest stores. All addresses below were checked against In-N-Out’s own location finder.
| City | Address |
|---|---|
| Allen | 190 E. Stacy Rd, 75002 |
| Arlington | 1075 W. Interstate 20, 76017 |
| Denton | 2835 W. University Dr, 76201 |
| Fort Worth | 2900 W. 7th St, 76107 |
| Fort Worth | 4620 S. Hulen St, 76132 |
| Fort Worth | 5916 Quebec St, 76135 |
| Fort Worth | 2501 N. Tarrant Pkwy, 76177 |
| Fort Worth | 3500 Highway 114, 76177 |
| Frisco | 2800 Preston Rd, 75034 |
| Garland | 150 Town Center Blvd, 75040 |
| Grapevine | 1303 William D. Tate Ave, 76051 |
| Hurst | 780 Airport Fwy, 76054 |
| Irving | 6501 N. MacArthur Blvd, 75039 |
| Lancaster | 740 N. Interstate 35 E, 75146 |
| Mansfield | 1221 N. Highway 287, 76063 |
| Plano | 2740 N. Central Expy, 75074 |
| Rockwall | 1106 E. Interstate 30, 75087 |
| The Colony | 5298 State Highway 121, 75056 |
A warning about addresses generally: several menu sites list Dallas-area addresses that do not exist in In-N-Out’s official locator. Examples include a Plano store on N. Central Expressway at a different number than the real one, and a Frisco store on Parkwood Blvd rather than Preston Rd. Before you drive anywhere, check the address against in-n-out.com.
Dallas Store Hours
Most In-N-Out locations in the Dallas area follow the same daily schedule, making it easy to plan your visit. The table below shows the standard opening and closing hours, including extended late-night service on weekends.
| Days | Hours |
|---|---|
| Sunday to Thursday | 10:30 a.m. – 1:00 a.m. |
| Friday and Saturday | 10:30 a.m. – 1:30 a.m. |
These hours come from In-N-Out’s own store pages and are the same at every Dallas location. Two errors are common on other Dallas menu pages. Some list closing time as 10:00 p.m., which is off by three hours. Others list 1:00 a.m. every day, which is wrong for Friday and Saturday, when stores stay open an extra thirty minutes. If a page tells you In-N-Out closes at 10:00 p.m. in Dallas, that page has not checked. No In-N-Out serves breakfast. The first burger goes out at 10:30 a.m.
Why Dallas Prices Are Lower Than California
In-N-Out prices are close to the same across the country, but not identical. California runs highest because of state restaurant wage rules that raised labor costs there. Texas does not have those rules, so Dallas prices sit at the lower end of the chain’s range.
| Item | Est. California | Est. Dallas |
|---|---|---|
| Hamburger | ~$2.75 | ~$2.50 |
| Cheeseburger | ~$3.20 | ~$2.80 |
| Double-Double | ~$4.45 | ~$4.15 |
The gap is small, usually twenty to forty cents per item, but it holds across the menu. If you have eaten at In-N-Out in Los Angeles and are comparing, expect Dallas to come out slightly cheaper.
Best Things to Order at In-N-Out in Dallas
If it is your first visit, these five are the ones worth knowing.
- Double-Double Animal Style. The signature burger with the most popular free upgrade. Around $4.15 and 725 calories.
- Fries Well Done. Free request, much better texture than standard fries.
- Cheeseburger Protein Style. A light option at 280 calories and 11 g carbs.
- Neapolitan Shake. All three flavors mixed, no extra charge.
- 3×3. The step up from a Double-Double without going all the way to a 4×4.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Do not say “3×3 with cheese.” The 3×3 already includes three cheese slices. Saying this confuses the order.
- Do not expect a secret menu combo. Off-menu burgers like the 3×3 and 4×4 have no numbered combo. Order the fries and drink separately.
- Do not ask for a 5×5. Most stores capped custom burgers at 4×4 years ago.
- Do not arrive before 10:30 a.m. No location in Dallas opens earlier.
- Do not trust flat national prices. Any page listing one exact price for every state has not accounted for regional pricing.
What Is in an In-N-Out Cheeseburger?
Dallas Drive-Thru Tips
All five Dallas locations have a drive-thru, and all five get busy at predictable times.
The heaviest traffic is 12:00 to 1:30 p.m. on weekdays and 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. most evenings. The Central Expressway and LBJ Freeway stores fill up fastest because of highway access.
Late night is the easiest time to go. After 10:00 p.m. the line usually moves quickly, and the kitchen is still cooking everything fresh. During peak hours, walking inside is often faster than the drive-thru, since the counter line moves while cars are stacked.
Every burger is made after you order it, so a short wait is normal even when the line looks small.
Allergen Information
In-N-Out’s menu is short, which makes allergens easier to track than at most chains.
| Allergen | Where it appears |
|---|---|
| Wheat / gluten | Buns |
| Milk | Cheese, shakes, milk |
| Egg | Spread |
| Soy | Some ingredients; ask in store |
A few practical notes:
- Gluten. Ordering any burger Protein Style removes the bun, which is the main source of gluten. In-N-Out does not call this gluten-free, since the kitchen handles buns nearby.
- Fries. Potatoes are cooked in sunflower oil in a dedicated fryer. In-N-Out does not fry anything else, so there is no cross-contact with breaded items.
- Dairy. A plain Hamburger with no cheese and no shake avoids most dairy. Spread still contains egg.
If you have a serious allergy, tell the person taking your order and check In-N-Out’s official allergen sheet before you go. Menus and suppliers change.
Final Thoughts
For Dallas, In-N-Out remains one of the strongest value meals in fast food. A Double-Double at around $4.15 gives you 34 g of protein and fresh, never-frozen beef at a price close to what most chains charge for far less. Texas pricing works in your favor compared with California.
If you are going for the first time, order a Double-Double Animal Style with fries Well Done. If you are watching carbs, go Protein Style. If you want the biggest thing they will make, try the 4×4 once and bring an appetite.Go late if you can. After 10:00 p.m. the lines shrink, and on Friday and Saturday you have until 1:30 a.m.
Calorie figures for standard menu items are from In-N-Out’s official nutrition information. Secret menu calories are calculated from those official figures. Prices are estimates based on public reports for Texas locations and are not published by In-N-Out. Hours and addresses were verified against In-N-Out’s location listings. Confirm details with your local store. This page is not affiliated with or endorsed by In-N-Out Burger.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is a Double-Double in Dallas?
About $4.15 to $4.45. Texas prices run slightly below California prices. In-N-Out does not publish prices online, so check the board at your store for the exact amount.
How many In-N-Out locations are in Dallas?
Five inside Dallas city limits, plus around eighteen more across the DFW area in cities including Plano, Frisco, Allen, Garland, Arlington, Denton, Irving, Grapevine, and Fort Worth, which alone has five. All Dallas stores have a drive-thru and dine-in seating.
Are the calorie counts on this page official?
The standard menu items are. Hamburger, Cheeseburger, Double-Double, fries, and shakes all come from In-N-Out’s published nutrition information. Secret menu items are calculated from those official figures, since In-N-Out does not publish nutrition for off-menu builds.
Does In-N-Out in Dallas have the secret menu?
Yes. Animal Style, Protein Style, 3×3, 4×4, Flying Dutchman, and Grilled Cheese are all available at every Dallas location.
Does Animal Style cost extra?
No. Animal Style and Protein Style are both free changes on any burger. Animal Style Fries are a separate paid item.
Is In-N-Out cheaper in Texas than California?
Yes, by a small margin. Expect roughly twenty to forty cents less per item in Dallas compared with California, mainly because of differences in state labor costs.
Does In-N-Out serve breakfast in Dallas?
No. There is no breakfast menu. Stores open at 10:30 a.m. with the full burger menu.
Can I order delivery from In-N-Out in Dallas?
In-N-Out does not run its own delivery service and does not officially partner with delivery apps, because food quality drops when burgers sit in a bag. That said, some Dallas locations do show up on third-party apps, and Yelp listings for several stores mention delivery. If you order that way, it is the courier arranging it rather than In-N-Out, so freshness is not guaranteed. Picking it up yourself is the reliable option.
