I've been to a few now and each place seems to do its own 'price adjustment' according to location.
I mean I dont care about 45 cent and I often just go for the 60c upgrade anyway but it seems strange that this is actually a thing these days?
Advertise $5.00 but charge more everywhere?
Hungry Jacks doesnt do it neither does KFC/Dominos.
It's a free fries and coke with a purchase of a Big Mac, so the $5.45 is the price of a Big Mac.
Where do they advertise it at $5? Prices are different at every store, mine charges $5.80
I thought mine was bad at $5.70, I'm guessing your in WA too?
In Brisbane, most of the stores around me charge $5.80 :(
around $5.35 here in Adelaide but some stores ive been to still charge $4.95 for just the burger (and therefore the small fries and drink too)
See How Much Does a Big Mac Cost at Your Most Frequently Visited Restaurant?
And also note Pro Tip from Vchoy
pro tip: download the mymaccas app. Select the store you want and lookup the price for a big mac :D
yea this is common , thats why they dont advertise prices on their site, some specials like the loose change menu are nation wide prices , but the rest of the menu vary s from location to location