Cookout Burgers: Styles, Sizes & Toppings (2026)!
The char-grilled heart of the Cook Out menu: burger sizes from Small to Big Double, signature styles like Cook Out style and Out West style, and every topping worth knowing.
Burger Sizes
Cook Out burgers come in four commonly reported sizes, so you can match the burger to your appetite You can browse the full menu on Cook Out’s official site.
Images are illustrative.
Small Burger
The smallest patty — a light meal, or a side-by-side with other items.
$2.99
Regular Burger
The standard patty — the everyday default, and the most common tray main.
$3.49
Huge Burger
A larger single patty — for a bigger appetite without going double.
$3.49
Big Double
Two patties — the biggest commonly reported build. Maximum burger; bring your appetite.
$3.99
Burger Styles
These are the named builds fans report most often. Styles describe the topping combination — most can be applied to any size.
Cookout Style
Chili, slaw, mustard, and onions — the house signature.
$3.99
Cheddar Style
Cheddar cheese with the house build — a melty upgrade.
$3.99
Out West Style
A Western-style build with barbecue-inspired toppings.
$3.99
Steak Style
A steak-inspired build for a heartier flavor.
$3.99
Plain / Build-Your-Own
Start plain and add any available toppings to taste.
Varies by location
First-timer? Order a Regular in Cook Out style. It’s the combination the brand is known for and the fastest way to understand what the fuss is about.
Extras & Toppings
Beyond the named styles, fans commonly report these add-ons for custom builds:
- Bacon — the classic upgrade.
- Cheese — cheddar and other options where available.
- Chili — the cornerstone of the Cook Out style build.
- Slaw — cool and crunchy, another Cook Out style staple.
- Grilled onions — sweet and savory depth.
- Jalapenos — for heat seekers.
- Mustard, mayo, ketchup, pickles, lettuce, tomato — the standard condiment and produce lineup.
Extras may carry a small upcharge at some locations — ask at the window when you order.
Sauces
The commonly reported sauce lineup — Cook Out sauce, ranch, honey mustard, and BBQ — pairs with burgers as well as strips and fries. For the full rundown, see the sauces section on the homepage.
The signature Cook Out sauce is part of what makes Cook Out style burgers distinctive, but the company has never published its recipe — any ingredient list online is unverified.
Nutrition Snapshot
Cook Out doesn’t publish calorie counts centrally, so there are no official nutrition figures for its burgers — any numbers you find online are unverified. For the honest state of published information, see our nutrition and calorie guide.
Reported calories — burgers
Figures below are third-party reported ranges collected from independent menu sites in October 2026 — Cook Out publishes no official nutrition data, and actual counts vary by location, preparation, and portion.
| Item | Reported calories | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Small Hamburger | 226–245 | Bun + patty, before toppings; range reflects serving-size differences |
| Regular Hamburger | 325–330 | Bun + patty, before toppings |
| Huge Hamburger | 510–520 | Bun + patty, before toppings |
| Big Double | 311–330 | Bun + patties, before toppings |
| Cook Out Style (topping add-on) | +130 | Add-on only — not a whole burger |
| Cheddar Style (topping add-on) | +240 | Add-on only — not a whole burger |
| Out West Style (topping add-on) | +210 | Add-on only — not a whole burger |
| Steak Style (topping add-on) | +100 | Add-on only — not a whole burger |
| Cook Out Style burger, whole (regular) | 440–580 | Reports vary |
| Cheddar Style burger, whole (regular) | 550–700 | Reports vary |
| Out West Style burger, whole (regular) | 520–720 | Reports vary |
| Steak Style burger, whole (regular) | 410–560 | Reports vary |
Style toppings add roughly 100–240 calories on top of the base burger; whole-style totals above are reported as ranges because sources disagree.
For every category and our full methodology, see the nutrition and calorie guide.