Fast food prices in Hauts-de-France
Hauts-de-France ranks 12th cheapest of 12 regions for fast food on the Drive Thru Index (score 105, 5% above the national typical price).
73 restaurants, prices as of . Prices are in euros. See Hauts-de-France on the map
Key findings
- A Burger King Whopper typically costs €6.95 in Hauts-de-France (€6.50 to €7.92 across 61 restaurants). Burger King here is 10% above its typical price in France.
- A Five Guys Hamburger typically costs €10.45 in Hauts-de-France (€10.45 across 2 restaurants). Five Guys here is 4% below its typical price in France.
- A Pizza Hut Margherita (medium pan) typically costs €13.90 in Hauts-de-France (€13.90 across 2 restaurants). Pizza Hut here is level with its typical price in France.
- A Del Arte Margherita typically costs €8.50 in Hauts-de-France (€8.50 across 8 restaurants). Del Arte here is 1% below its typical price in France.
The scoop
Burger King hits France’s top-price regionIn HDF, Burger King ranks 13 of 13 regions, with 1 = cheapest. Its median basket is €26.85, sitting 10% above the national typical price.
Beauvais tops the Burger King spreadBurger King’s priciest HDF basket is €28.95 in Beauvais, HDF, while Lille, HDF, has the cheapest at €24.30. The Whopper runs from €6.50 to €7.90, and the priciest store is 19% above the cheapest.
Del Arte is a bargain pocketDel Arte ranks 2 of 12 regions in HDF, with 1 = cheapest. Its median basket is €66.10, 1% below the national typical price.
Margherita stays put at Del ArteDel Arte is the steadier brand here, with the priciest store 5% above the cheapest. The Margherita is €8.50 everywhere, from Soissons, HDF, to Abbeville, HDF.
Burger King has the bigger footprintBurger King has 62 restaurants compared in HDF. Del Arte has 8, giving Burger King the widest local presence on this map.
Every brand in Hauts-de-France
| Brand | Restaurants | Typical price | Range | Index | Cheapest restaurant |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Burger King | 61 | Whopper: €6.95 | €6.50 to €7.92 | 110 | 5 Avenue Du 8 Mai 1945, Masny |
| Five Guys | 2 | Hamburger: €10.45 | €10.45 to €10.45 | 96 | Av. de l'Avenir, Lezennes |
| Pizza Hut | 2 | Margherita (medium pan): €13.90 | €13.90 to €13.90 | 100 | 9 Boulevard Eisen, Valenciennes |
| Del Arte | 8 | Margherita: €8.50 | €8.50 to €8.50 | 99 | ZAC Marette, Rue Jacques Goddet, Beauvais |
Restaurants in Hauts-de-France by brand
Each brand's page lists every one of its restaurants here, town by town.
More restaurants in Hauts-de-France
- Five Guys, Av. de l'Avenir, Lezennes
- Five Guys, 56 Rue de Bethune, Lille
- Pizza Hut, 9 Boulevard Eisen, Valenciennes
- Pizza Hut, 146 / 148 Rue de Solférino, Lille
Questions people ask
- Is fast food expensive in Hauts-de-France?
- Hauts-de-France ranks 12th cheapest of 12 regions for fast food on the Drive Thru Index (score 105, 5% above the national typical price).
- How much is a Burger King Whopper in Hauts-de-France?
- As of 2026-10-03, a Whopper costs €6.50 to €7.92 at 61 Burger King restaurants in Hauts-de-France, typically €6.95.
- Where is the cheapest Burger King in Hauts-de-France?
- The cheapest Burger King in Hauts-de-France is at 5 Avenue Du 8 Mai 1945, Masny, comparing the same basket at 61 restaurants (Drive Thru Index, 2026-10-03).
- How much is a Five Guys Hamburger in Hauts-de-France?
- As of 2026-10-03, a Hamburger costs €10.45 at 2 Five Guys restaurants in Hauts-de-France, typically €10.45.
- How much is a Pizza Hut Margherita (medium pan) in Hauts-de-France?
- As of 2026-10-03, a Margherita (medium pan) costs €13.90 at 2 Pizza Hut restaurants in Hauts-de-France, typically €13.90.
- How much is a Del Arte Margherita in Hauts-de-France?
- As of 2026-10-03, a Margherita costs €8.50 at 8 Del Arte restaurants in Hauts-de-France, typically €8.50.
- Where is the cheapest Del Arte in Hauts-de-France?
- The cheapest Del Arte in Hauts-de-France is at ZAC Marette, Rue Jacques Goddet, Beauvais, comparing the same basket at 8 restaurants (Drive Thru Index, 2026-10-03).
How these prices are measured
Every day we check the menu at every restaurant of each chain, through the same ordering app its customers use, and record each item's pickup price. Restaurants are compared on a basket of items every full-menu restaurant of that brand sells. An index of 100 is the brand's typical (median) restaurant in the country, so 95 means 5% cheaper and 110 means 10% pricier. Brands are only ever compared with themselves, never with each other.
Citing this data: Source: Drive Thru Index (https://drivethruindex.com/prices/hauts-de-france), prices checked 2026-10-03. You are welcome to quote any figure on this page.