Starbucks Breakfast Menu 2026 Full List, Prices & Calories

Starbucks breakfast menu offers something for every morning. Whether you need a quick bite on the go or a proper meal before a busy day. Starbucks serves warm egg sandwiches and protein-packed egg bites, light wraps, and fresh bakery items. 

The options cover every appetite and calorie. Breakfast prices range from $2.75 for a simple bagel up to $7.02 for the light-hearted sandwich options.

Below are the full Starbucks Breakfast Menu items with their prices and calories. Prices and calories vary by location and cooking method, and if you want something light to drink alongside, the Starbucks Refreshers Menu is worth a look. 

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CategoryPrice RangeCalorie Range
Breakfast Sandwiches$5.72 – $7.02290 – 500 cal
Breakfast Wraps$5.72 – $6.48290 – 430 cal
Egg Bites$5.95 – $6.48170 – 300 cal
Oatmeal & Classics$3.94 – $4.95160 – 220 cal
Bakery (Croissants, Muffins)$2.75 – $4.45120 – 490 cal

These are the most filling options on the breakfast menu, all served warm on artisan rolls or English muffins.

ItemPriceCalories
Bacon, Gouda & Egg Sandwich~$6.48360 cal
Sausage, Cheddar & Egg Sandwich~$5.95500 cal
Double-Smoked Bacon, Cheddar & Egg Sandwich~$7.02490 cal
Impossible™ Breakfast Sandwich~$7.02430 cal
Egg, Pesto & Mozzarella Sandwich (2026 addition)~$6.75400 cal

The Bacon, Gouda & Egg is the bestselling item. The Gouda melts into the egg rather than on top of it, which makes a real difference in the eating experience. 

The Impossible™ Sandwich uses a plant-based sausage patty and can be made fully vegan by requesting no cheese and no egg.

The Egg, Pesto & Mozzarella Sandwich on toasted focaccia is a 2026 addition. It’s a legitimate option for people who want something savory without meat.

Breakfast Wraps come in soft flour tortillas, toasted to seal in the warmth.

ItemPriceCalories
Spinach, Feta & Egg White Wrap~$5.72290 cal
Bacon, Egg & Gouda Wrap~$6.48430 cal

The Spinach, Feta & Egg White Wrap is the go-to for people concerned about calories. At 290 calories, it’s one of the lowest on the entire breakfast menu. The egg white keeps protein decent without the extra fat from whole eggs. 

If you’re curious what else changes throughout the year, the Starbucks Fall Menu brings in a fresh wave of seasonal options worth trying.

The Starbucks Seasonal Menu regularly brings in lighter, limited-time options worth trying.

Bites

Egg bites are where Starbucks genuinely does something different from a fast-food breakfast menu. They’re cooked using the sous vide method, sealed in a water bath at a low temperature for a specific time. 

This gives them a velvety texture that’s completely different from a scrambled egg on a sandwich.

ItemPriceCalories
Egg White & Roasted Red Pepper Egg Bites~$5.95170 cal
Bacon & Gruyère Egg Bites~$6.15300 cal
Mushroom & Black Truffle Egg Bites~$6.48230 cal

The Mushroom & Black Truffle variety is the most premium option; it’s a legitimate flavor upgrade, though not always available at all locations.

The oatmeal comes with brown sugar, dried fruit, and nut packets on the side. And you can add what you want. It’s generally vegan when prepared with water, and can be customized with oat or almond milk. 

At ~$3.94, it’s the cheapest hot item on the breakfast menu

ItemPriceCalories
Rolled & Steel-Cut Oatmeal~$3.94160 cal
Avocado Spread (add-on)~$1.2590 cal

Bagels are the most underrated item on the menu. At $2.75 for a plain bagel, it’s one of the cheapest items Starbucks sells. And if you add cream cheese, then it can cost you an extra 1$. 

The Petite Vanilla Bean Scones come in a 3-pack and are a light option at 120 calories each if you want something sweet but small.

ItemPriceCalories
Butter Croissant~$3.95260 cal
Chocolate Croissant~$4.25300 cal
Almond Croissant~$4.45360 cal
Blueberry Muffin~$3.75350 cal
Banana Walnut Bread~$3.95490 cal
Everything Bagel~$2.95290 cal
Plain Bagel~$2.75280 cal
Petite Vanilla Bean Scone (3-pack)~$3.45120 cal each

The Starbucks breakfast menu in 2026 covers a wider range than most people expect. From a $2.75 bagel to a $7.02 Double-Smoked Bacon sandwich, with sous-vide egg bites and plant-based options sitting in between. 

For the lowest calories, the Egg White Bites or Spinach Wrap are the best picks. For the most filling option under $7, the Bacon Gouda Sandwich remains the best choice for most people.

Most breakfast items are available from store opening until they sell out. There’s no fixed cut-off time. High-demand items like egg bites often run out before noon at busy locations. 

The Egg White & Roasted Red Pepper Egg Bites at 170 calories are the lowest-calorie, healthiest, and hottest option. 

The Egg White & Roasted Red Pepper and Bacon & Gruyère Egg Bites are naturally gluten-free. Cross-contamination is possible since equipment is shared. So inform your barista if you have celiac disease.

The Plain Bagel at ~$2.75 is the cheapest. The Rolled & Steel-Cut Oatmeal at ~$3.94 is the cheapest hot breakfast item. 

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