Restaurant chains are competing to offer customers the cheapest meals they can. Here are some of the best deals.

McDonald’s will launch its $5 offering at the end of June. It includes a choice between two of the chain’s signature burgers — a McChicken or a McDouble — and a four-piece McNuggets, fries, and a drink.

Other chains are expanding their meal deals. Wendy’s has announced that it’s adding to its $3 breakfast deal for a limited time. Customers can pair a small portion of seasoned potatoes with a choice between two breakfast muffins — a bacon, egg, and cheese English muffin or a sausage, egg, and cheese English muffin, the company said.

Earlier this year, Taco Bell overhauled its Cravings Value Menu by adding six new “meal-sized” items to the menu, which features items under $3. The menu update came as customers are seeking more value, but have found rising prices at fast food chains.

Fast-food prices have stayed high since chains raised their menu prices during the pandemic in response to soaring food and labor costs. It’s led some customers to order smaller portions or to start cooking more at home.

Restaurant chains like Chili’s are also rolling out more deals and portion sizes to capture some of fast-food’s lost diners. Chili’s launched its new Big Smasher burger earlier this year — the burger costs $12.99 but comes down to $10.99 when part of the chain’s “3 For Me” meal combo. The cheaper deals hope to capture those diners looking for value as fast-food prices creep up toward restaurant chain prices.