Burger King Breakfast Menu

No. Burger King does not offer all-day breakfast in the United States. Once the kitchen switches to the main menu the breakfast items come off, because several of them share equipment with the lunch line. If you want a Croissan'wich you need to arrive inside the breakfast window.

We track 18 breakfast items, and we hold a sourced price for all 18 of them. They span $1.49 to $8.69 and 270 to 800 calories. That count covers items sold individually, it excludes combo meals and platters sold only as bundles, which are priced differently and change often.

The cheapest breakfast item we hold a price for is Small Hash Browns at $1.49. Because franchisees set their own prices, the cheapest item at your local restaurant may differ. Anything under about $3 on this menu is in value territory.

By calories alone the lightest item we track is Small Hash Browns at 270 cal, and 5 of the 18 breakfast items come in under 400 calories. Calories are only one measure (several lighter items are high in sodium) so read the full nutrition figures rather than the calorie count alone if that matters to you.

Measured as calories per dollar at the midpoint of our price range, Medium Hash Browns leads at roughly 189 calories per dollar, against 71 for Ham, Egg, & Cheese Croissan'wich. That is a value metric, not a health one, the items that score best on calories per dollar are usually the heaviest on the menu.

Usually not. Most restaurants run one menu at a time and switch over at the end of the breakfast window, so burgers are generally unavailable early in the morning. A minority of locations, particularly those open 24 hours, offer a limited selection from both. If it matters, check the app for your restaurant before travelling.

Calories are cross-checked between two independent nutrition databases; where they disagree we show a range rather than pick one. Prices come from two independent price trackers and are published as ranges because franchisees price independently. Our sourcing and editorial policy explains the standard every source has to meet.

Burger King's flagship breakfast sandwich, built on a croissant rather than a muffin or biscuit, usually with egg and cheese plus a choice of sausage, bacon or ham. It is the item the whole breakfast menu is organised around, and the closest thing Burger King has to a morning equivalent of the Whopper. The biscuit family sits alongside it as the heavier, more filling option.

5 of the 18 breakfast items we track come in under 400 calories. That is a more useful cut-off than 500 for the morning menu, because breakfast items are smaller across the board and a 500 calorie line would include almost everything. The lightest we track is the Small Hash Browns at 270 cal.

The Egg-Normous Burrito at 800 cal, against a category average of 489. The spread across the breakfast menu is wide enough that the choice within it matters more than the choice to have breakfast at all, which is the same pattern the calories page shows across every category.

Most restaurants open the breakfast menu when they open the doors, typically around 6:00 am on weekdays, though this is set franchise by franchise and varies. The end of breakfast is the firmer and more frequently asked boundary; our hours page covers both, and explains why we do not publish a single national timetable for a chain where each restaurant sets its own.