How We Verify Menu Information
Menu prices and nutrition on GetFoodMenus are compiled from publicly available sources, cross-checked, and reviewed on a schedule. Here's exactly how.
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Chains Tracked
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Menu Items Verified
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Deals Checked
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Official Allergen Charts Linked
Our Verification Process
Collect from official sources
Prices and nutrition come from official restaurant websites, publicly available nutrition PDFs, and menu boards. Never invented. Each data point is recorded with its source.
Store as structured data
Every item is entered as a structured record (price, calories, protein, carbs, fat, dietary flags) so it can be searched, compared, and audited, not just displayed.
Cross-check across sources
Each data point is compared against the chain's official menu pages and national averages before publication.
Review on a schedule
Every page shows a last-reviewed date, and high-traffic menus are re-verified on a recurring basis as prices change.
Fix errors when found
If a price is wrong, it's corrected in the database, the page re-reviewed, and the updated date is shown on the page.
Each restaurant page displays a link to the official source and a "Last reviewed" date: the most recent review cycle is October 1, 2026. Live status for every chain, review dates, items due, and the next review trigger, is published on our menu freshness report. Prices shown are approximate national averages and may vary by location, franchise, and delivery platform. Nutrition data reflects standard preparations without modifications unless noted.
Secret menu items are unofficial creations made from available ingredients. Availability varies by location and staff discretion.
For full detail on how data is collected and structured, see our data methodology and the raw comparisons on our data & statistics page.
Spot an error?
If you notice a price that doesn't match your local restaurant, let us know: corrections are reviewed and re-verified.