Froqel: Canadian restaurant menu prices, checked and dated
Updated August 6, 2026
The same dish, ordered two ways
1.2001x
- In the restaurant$18.99
- On the delivery app$22.79
- What the app adds+$3.8020%
The multiplier holds to four decimal places on five items, and again on 27 of Montana's 52 price ranges. Two chains, one owner, one number. See the item by item comparison.
What this is
Froqel is a Canadian restaurant menu price guide built and checked by one person, Joshua C. Pulley. Every price on this site carries the date it was verified and says where it came from: a restaurant menu, a chain's own site, or a delivery app, labelled as such. Nothing here is estimated or copied from another site without checking it first.
Most menu-price sites don't say any of that. They publish a number, sometimes an old one, sometimes a delivery price wearing a restaurant's name, and leave the reader to guess which. This site exists to close that gap, one chain at a time.
The delivery markup Froqel found
The most useful thing on this site so far is what it found about delivery pricing. Comparing Kelsey's own Markham, Ontario menu against its Uber Eats listing, five items line up at a ratio of 1.2001, a flat 20 percent markup on the in-restaurant price: an $18.99 dish becomes $22.79 on the app, and a $24.99 dish becomes $29.99, both landing on the same multiplier to four decimal places. That's not a rounding coincidence. The same 1.2001x pattern turns up on 27 of the 52 price ranges published for Montana's, a sister chain under the same parent company, Recipe Unlimited. Most menu-price sites publishing "restaurant prices" right now don't say which number they're using; Froqel checked, and said so.
Neither chain's own site labels this either. Kelsey's won't show a price at all until a customer picks a specific restaurant, which is exactly the gap where an unlabelled delivery number gets published as if it were the standard menu price. Two chains, one owner, and the same multiplier to four decimal places is not the kind of thing that happens by accident.
Browse by chain
Eleven pages are live so far, all checked and dated August 6, 2026. What follows are the highlights; for the complete roster in one place, see the full A to Z brand index.
| Chain | What the page covers | Verified |
|---|---|---|
 McDonald's Canada | One verified Toronto restaurant, item by item, from the Big Mac to McPops | August 6, 2026 |
| McDonald's breakfast | Breakfast prices and serving times | August 6, 2026 |
 Boston Pizza | National menu with calories, plus pizza price per square inch | August 6, 2026 |
 Tim Hortons | Full menu, Timbits and coffee priced per unit | August 6, 2026 |
| Tim Hortons breakfast | Breakfast menu, served all day at most locations | August 6, 2026 |
 Swiss Chalet | Full menu with the takeout versus delivery gap measured | August 6, 2026 |
 Kelsey's | The 1.2001x delivery markup finding, item by item | August 6, 2026 |
 Montana's | Full price list, with its 52 ranged prices explained | August 6, 2026 |
 Harvey's | Full menu priced in cents per calorie | August 6, 2026 |
 Burger King breakfast | Breakfast menu, combo pricing and hours | August 6, 2026 |
 Pizza 73 | Alberta menu, with every deal tested against ordering a la carte | August 6, 2026 |
The guides
Three guides pull numbers from across chains instead of sticking to one.
Breakfast hours across Canada lines up when each major chain stops serving breakfast, chain by chain, so you know before you drive over whether you've missed the window.
Cheapest fast food in Canada ranks the cheapest single item, the cheapest full meal, and the cheapest calories per dollar across chains, side by side rather than one menu at a time.
Movie theatre snack prices covers Landmark Cinemas concession prices in full, popcorn sizes, combos, and whether the refillable bucket actually pays for itself. Froqel doesn't have verified Cineplex pricing yet, so Canada's largest chain isn't in that guide.
How Froqel prices things
A few rules run through every page on this site. Prices are always shown before tax, since that's how Canadian restaurants price their own menus. Where the source says whether a price is dine-in, takeout, or delivery, that channel gets labelled, because the gap between them is often the actual story. Nothing gets published until it's been checked against a named source: a menu, a receipt, or a chain's own site. And where the data has a gap, a missing price or an unconfirmed calorie count, this site says so instead of filling it in with a guess. Where a chain sets prices restaurant by restaurant rather than nationally, that's stated too, rather than blending different locations into one number that looks tidier than the real answer.
What isn't here yet
Eleven pages are live, and roughly fifteen more chains are planned for the months after this one. Two gaps are worth naming directly rather than papering over. There's no verified Cineplex pricing on this site, even though it's Canada's largest cinema chain, because that check hasn't been done yet and nothing here gets published before it is. And the McDonald's page isn't a national price list: it's one verified restaurant in Toronto, because McDonald's Canada doesn't hand franchisees one uniform price list to follow, and pretending otherwise would be exactly the kind of shortcut this site exists to call out.