Cookout Tray Menu Prices 2026
Compare Jr. and regular Tray prices, choose your main and two sides, and check included drinks and the extra cost of a milkshake.

The Cookout Tray Menu offers a main, two side choices and a beverage. The photographed Raleigh, Alpharetta and Gadsden boards each listed a Jr. Tray at $6.99 and a regular Tray at $7.99. Raleigh and Alpharetta showed a $1.50 regular-shake substitution. These are dated local board prices before tax and extras—not guaranteed current nationwide prices.
Cookout Tray Menu Prices by Store
The photographed Cook Out Tray prices matched at all three restaurants: $6.99 for Jr. and $7.99 for regular. Both include two sides and a beverage. Paid toppings, shake substitutions and tax can increase the total.
Jr. Tray: observed restaurant prices
| Raleigh, North Carolina3222 S Wilmington St · photograph dated January 2026 | $6.99 |
| Alpharetta, Georgia11475 Haynes Bridge Rd · photo displayed as August 2026 | $6.99 |
| Gadsden, Alabama303 E Meighan Blvd · photo capture date unavailable | $6.99 |
Regular Tray: observed restaurant prices
| Raleigh, North CarolinaSame restaurant and dated board as above | $7.99 |
| Alpharetta, GeorgiaSame restaurant and dated board as above | $7.99 |
| Gadsden, AlabamaSource page updated July 2, 2026; this is not the photo date | $7.99 |
These are dated restaurant-board observations, not delivery prices or live online checkout quotes. Check your local board before ordering. For individual items, see the complete menu prices.
Jr. Tray vs. Regular Tray: What’s Included?
A Cook Out combo meal follows the same format in both sizes:
- One main from the Jr. or regular list.
- Two sides—different choices or a double-up.
- One included beverage, with a paid regular-shake substitution available.
The observed regular Tray costs $1 more. Its main list includes burgers, barbecue and chicken options that are not all available on the Jr. list. Jr. is not simply a half-size version of every regular meal.
A main can include multiple pieces: two hot dogs count as one regular selection, while two corn dogs count as one Jr. selection. Your two side choices remain separate.
Regular Tray Menu: Main Choices
These ten choices appear on all three photographed regular panels. Choose one; the shared meal price is listed above.
- Big Double Burger
- Regular Burger
- Regular Barbeque
- 2 Hot Dogs
- 2 Quesadillas
- Regular Chicken
- Cajun Chicken
- Spicy Chicken
- BBQ Char-Grilled Chicken
- 3 Chicken Strips
Specify Regular Burger or Big Double when ordering. Quesadilla filling labels differ: Gadsden uses chicken or cheeseburger wording, while the other boards use chicken or beef. Confirm your filling and any paid burger toppings.
Cookout Jr. Tray Menu
Four Jr. main choices appear on all three boards:
- Small Burger
- 2 Corn Dogs
- BLT Sandwich
- 1 Hot Dog
Raleigh also lists 9 Nuggets and a Walkin’ Taco. The nine-piece main is different from the standalone five-piece nugget order elsewhere on its board.
Alpharetta and Gadsden instead list 1 Quesadilla. Their Jr. panels do not list nuggets or a Walkin’ Taco as mains, even though those items appear elsewhere as sides. Check the Jr. column rather than assuming every item qualifies.
Cookout Tray Sides: Choose Two
These eleven side choices are shared across the photographed panels:
- Fries
- Onion Rings
- Hushpuppies
- Slaw
- White Cheddar Cheese Bites
- Chicken Nuggets
- Corn Dog
- Quesadilla
- Chicken Wrap
- Bacon Wrap
- Walkin’ Taco

Local difference: Raleigh and Gadsden list Cajun Fries. Alpharetta’s photographed panel lists Okra instead.
Can you double up on sides?
Yes. Choose two different sides or use both choices for the same one, such as double fries. Tray portions are not necessarily the same as full standalone orders.
Quesadillas and wraps can occupy a side slot. Specify the filling or wrap style, and remember that a third side is outside the advertised two-side bundle.
Tray Drink Options
The included beverage panel lists:
- Large fountain drink
- Huge tea
- Bottled water, labeled 20 ounces
- Cheerwine float
- Coke float
A float is an included option on these boards; a regular milkshake is a paid replacement. The water’s 20-ounce label does not establish the size of other drinks. Confirm local beverage availability.
Cookout Tray with a Milkshake: Upgrade Price
Raleigh and Alpharetta posted a $1.50 regular-shake substitution. Gadsden’s amount was cropped and remains unreported.
Regular-shake substitution charge
| RaleighReplaces the included beverage | +$1.50 |
| AlpharettaReplaces the included beverage | +$1.50 |
| GadsdenUpgrade amount outside readable photo | — |
Calculated totals: Raleigh and Alpharetta only
| Jr. Tray with regular shake$6.99 base + $1.50 substitution; before tax and extras | $8.49 |
| Regular Tray with regular shake$7.99 base + $1.50 substitution; before tax and extras | $9.49 |
The totals above are calculated from the posted base and upgrade amounts. The shake replaces your beverage; it is not another drink for $1.50. Separate small, medium and large shake prices were not shown.
Choose a flavor from our Milkshake Menu. Ask whether a custom blend adds a charge before ordering.
Tray Calories and Allergen Notes
Cookout Tray calories depend on the main, both side portions, drink and extras. A number beside a main is not the whole meal’s total; do not substitute full standalone side calories for Tray portions.
The photographed boards warn that peanuts are used in-store and may contact a product. Ask about ingredients and shared preparation for your exact order. A menu name alone cannot establish allergy safety.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is a Cookout Tray?
The photographed boards listed $6.99 for a Jr. Tray and $7.99 for a regular Tray in Raleigh, Alpharetta and Gadsden, before tax and extras. Local prices may have changed.
What comes in a Cook Out combo meal?
One eligible main, two side choices and one beverage. Choose from the Jr. or regular main list, then the shared side and drink panels.
Can I get double fries with a Tray?
Yes. The boards allow two sides or a double-up. Confirm the serving size; it does not necessarily equal two full standalone orders.
How much is a regular Tray with a milkshake?
The calculated Raleigh and Alpharetta total is $9.49: $7.99 plus the $1.50 shake replacement, before tax and other extras. Gadsden’s upgrade price was not readable.
How much is a Jr. Tray with a shake?
Using the Raleigh and Alpharetta observations, $6.99 plus the $1.50 substitution equals $8.49 before tax and extras.
Does a milkshake replace the included drink?
Yes. The posted upgrade is a substitution, not a shake plus a separate included beverage.
Are the Jr. Tray options the same everywhere?
No. Raleigh lists 9 Nuggets and a Walkin’ Taco; Alpharetta and Gadsden list 1 Quesadilla instead. Use the selected restaurant’s Jr. panel.
Can a quesadilla count as a side?
Yes. Quesadillas appear in the photographed side lists as well as some main selections. Specify its role and filling when ordering.
Is there one calorie count for every Tray?
No. The total depends on the exact main, two sides, beverage and customizations.
Are tax and delivery included in these prices?
No. Tax, paid extras and any delivery charges are outside the photographed menu amounts.
Our Methodology
Updated 28 August 2026. Cook Out’s official menu supplies brand context. Prices and local choices come from dated photographs of restaurant boards hosted by third parties—not live first-party checkout or delivery menus.
Raleigh: 3222 S Wilmington St, NC 27603; January 2026 board photo. Alpharetta: 11475 Haynes Bridge Rd, GA 30009; saved Maps photo displayed as August 2026, with address supported by the local tourism listing.
Gadsden: 303 E Meighan Blvd, AL 35903; the source page was updated July 2, 2026, but the photo’s capture date is unknown. Its cropped shake charge is not estimated.
Shake totals are calculated before tax and extras. Local main/side differences are retained; no national fixed price is inferred. Images illustrate choices, not exact portions. Check the selected restaurant for current prices and availability.
