Freddy's Frozen Custard & Steakburgers

Freddy's shakes and malts are made with rich and creamy frozen custard that is freshly churned throughout the day in each restaurant. Add a topping to your shake or malt at no additional cost. With a choice of more than 30 mix-ins, including traditional toppings, candy pieces, and several different nut and fruit options, the custard combinations are endless!

Want to add a little spice to your life? Check out our Jalapeño Pepper Jack Steakburger! Available for a limited time at participating locations.

Our frozen custard tastes just as good at home! #GoodToGo #ilovefreddys : @insidesaltlake

Hi, I'll take one of everything. Please and thank you. : @f0od.png

On this Veterans Day and every day, Freddy's honors our veterans for their service and sacrifice!

Steakburgers and fries for everyone! : @ hereforthefoodkc

Happiness begins at Freddy's. : @ ambermorford

What's your favorite part of a Patty Melt? Rye bread? Grilled Onions? Swiss cheese? #ilovefreddys : @ aznbust

In the mood for a warm, cozy meal? Try Freddy’s Butternut Squash Soup, seasoned with our Famous Steakburger & Fry Seasoning.

Eating custard with the ones you love >>> : @ ryan_bustamante

Where's Waldo? He's at Freddy's! Happy Halloween! : @ whitdowns

Trick-or-treating may look different this year, but that shouldn’t stop you from celebrating Halloween The Freddy’s Way!

Low-carb diet? Try any sandwich as a Lettuce Wrap! #lettucewrap : @ dr._reyes_keto_rx

Check out this super simple and quick Halloween DIY recipe using Freddy’s custard cookie sandwiches!

Frederick Freddy L. Simon, co-founder and namesake of Freddy’s Frozen Custard & Steakburgers, died on Sunday, October 25, 2020. Along with his sons Bill & Randy, and Bill’s business partner Scott Redler, he opened the first Freddy’s Frozen Custard & Steakburgers restaurant in 2002 in Wichita, Ks. The quick service concept not only bears his name, but also includes his family values and patriotic service to his country as the foundation of the brand. The youngest of nine ch...ildren, Freddy grew up on a farm near Colwich, Kansas. He joined the U.S. Army infantry in 1943 and was assigned to the 1st Cavalry Division. While serving in the Pacific during World War II, Freddy earned the Purple Heart for injuries sustained, as well as a Bronze Star for valor and was awarded other ribbons and medals for his service to his country. After being honorably discharged from duty, he returned home and attended Wichita University under the GI Bill. In 1947, Freddy married Norma Jean Kerschen while earning a degree in Accounting. Together they started a family and raised six children (five sons and one daughter). He spent 55 years with the same company in the hospitality industry before starting Freddy’s. He was a friend and trusted business partner to restaurant owners and operators across the state. In his retirement, Freddy generously gave his time and resources to many military and charitable organizations. Freddy was an avid hunter and sportsman, but his greatest joy was his family. Every family gathering and all other interactions in Freddy’s life provided him the opportunity to offer an encouraging word, share relatable stories of days gone by and give hugs. We will truly miss our Freddy and his Freddy’s hugs!

Lunch goals : @ bigfood_littleman

The Pumpkin Pie Concrete is made with Freddy’s fresh and creamy frozen custard blended with a whole slice of rich pumpkin pie, crust and all, topped with whipped cream and sprinkled with cinnamon! Available for a limited time at participating locations.

Hi I'd like one pup cup, please! #pupcup : @ bailey_malavenda_md