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State Price Guide · Texas

Wendy's Prices in Texas 2026

Item-by-item sampled menu prices, typical operating hours, and state-wide cost comparison for Texas.

Wendy’s menu prices in Texas average across regional franchise locations. Below is the full breakdown of hamburgers, chicken sandwiches, breakfast items, combos, and value deals across Texas.

The short answer

Texas has 457 Wendy’s locations. Typical hours and menu pricing are detailed below.

Texas is Wendy's second-largest state by store count, and its sheer size shows up in the data: the gap between the cheapest and priciest Texas cities is among the widest we track anywhere.

The big four metros behave differently: Austin runs priciest, San Antonio cheapest of the majors, with Dallas-Fort Worth and Houston in between. Border cities like El Paso and Laredo consistently post some of the lowest Wendy's prices in the country.

Wendy’s hours in Texas

From the posted schedules of all 457 tracked Texas locations: the most common opening time is 10:00 AM and the most common close is 1:00 AM, with Friday drive-thrus typically running to 1:00 AM. 55% of Texas stores serve breakfast (6:30–10:30 AM at nearly all of them). Full national breakdown on our hours page.

Texas Wendy’s, quick answers

How much does Wendy's cost in Texas?

Menu prices in Texas vary by franchise location. Check the item pricing tables on this page for average local costs.

What time does Wendy's open and close in Texas?

The standard posted schedule at Texas Wendy's locations is 10:00 AM to 1:00 AM, with drive-thrus typically running until 1:00 AM on Fridays. 55% of Texas stores serve breakfast.

How many Wendy's locations are in Texas?

There are approximately 457 Wendy's locations operating across Texas.

Why are Wendy's prices different in Texas than in other states?

Wendy's is primarily franchised: independent operators set local pricing based on regional labor rates, commercial rents, and local operating expenses. That is why menu prices vary between states and cities.