Starbucks Breakfast Menu UK 2026 – Full Prices & Calories

Smoked bacon in a soft brioche-style bun. Simple, salty, satisfying. This is the most ordered breakfast item at Starbucks UK for a reason — it’s a proper bacon roll that tastes great with a coffee. Not the cheapest option, but it’s filling and the bacon is decent quality.

Pork sausage patty in a soft roll. More filling and higher in calories than the bacon roll. Good if you want a heavier breakfast to keep you full for longer. Works great with a Caffè Latte or Flat White.

Bacon, sausage, egg, and cheese together in one sandwich. This is the “full English in a bun” option. More expensive but you get everything in one go. The most filling hot sandwich on the breakfast menu.

A flour tortilla with bacon, sausage, egg, cheese, and potatoes. It’s like a full English breakfast rolled up in a wrap. The highest calorie breakfast item but also one of the most filling. Good for anyone who wants a big start to the day.

Two soft, fluffy baked eggs with three types of cheese and ham. Sous vide cooked so they’re really smooth and creamy. Low in calories but high in protein — a great option if you’re watching what you eat but still want something warm and filling.

Two baked eggs with roasted red pepper, spinach, and cheese. Vegetarian friendly. Only 180 calories — the lowest calorie hot breakfast item on the menu. Perfect if you want something light, warm, and healthy.

A plain, flaky, buttery French croissant. Nothing fancy but it’s fresh, warm, and only £2.10 — the cheapest food item on the entire Starbucks menu. Pair it with a filter coffee for a £4.20 breakfast. Available all day, not just mornings.

A flaky pastry filled with dark chocolate. Basically a chocolate croissant — the French name just sounds fancier. Slightly more than a plain croissant but the chocolate makes it feel like a treat. Kids love this one.

A croissant filled with ham and melted cheese. It’s the middle ground between a plain pastry and a full breakfast sandwich — filling enough to count as a proper breakfast, but lighter and cheaper than a bacon roll. One of the best value breakfast items.

Flaky croissant filled with almond paste and topped with sliced almonds. Sweeter and richer than a butter croissant. Higher in calories because of the almond filling. A treat option rather than an everyday breakfast — but well-loved by regulars.

Warm oatmeal made with five different grains. Low in calories, high in fibre, and fills you up properly. The cheapest hot breakfast after the croissant. You can add honey or fruit toppings (ask the barista). This is the healthiest breakfast at Starbucks UK — perfect if you’re on a diet or just want something light and warm.

Cold oats soaked overnight with mango and pineapple pieces. Served in a jar — grab it from the fridge and eat it on the go. Vegan friendly and fruity. A bit pricier but it’s a ready-to-eat, no-waiting option. Also available in Peach & Raspberry.

Yoghurt layered with berries and granola crunch. Light, refreshing, and full of fruit. Feels more like a proper healthy breakfast than most options. Good protein and fibre. Great option for anyone who doesn’t want bread or pastry in the morning.

A Beyond Meat sausage patty with tomato relish, a tofu turmeric egg, and dairy-free cheese. The most filling vegan option on the menu. Tastes surprisingly close to a real sausage sandwich. High in protein too. The most expensive breakfast item, but it’s the only fully plant-based hot sandwich.

A plant-based sausage patty in a soft roll — same price as the regular sausage sandwich. This is the best value vegan option. Tastes decent and fills you up. If you’re trying to eat less meat without paying more, this is the one to go for.

Butter Croissant (£2.10) — Simple, mild, and cheap. Most kids love a plain croissant.

Pain au Chocolat (£2.35) — Chocolate-filled pastry. A guaranteed hit with children.

Banana Loaf Cake (£3.80) — Moist banana cake with nuts. Sweet but not too sugary.

Steamed Milk (£1.45) — Not food, but the cheapest kids’ drink. Add vanilla syrup (60p) for a Vanilla Steamer.

Porridge (£3.10) — Warm, filling, and healthy. Ask for honey on the side.

Hot sandwiches, wraps, egg bites: Available from opening (~6:30am weekdays, ~7:00am weekends) until around 11:00am.

Pastries, croissants, cakes: Available all day from opening to closing.

Porridge and overnight oats: Usually available all day, but stocks may run out by afternoon.

Store opening times: Most Starbucks UK stores open between 6:00am and 7:00am on weekdays. Weekend opening is usually 7:00am to 8:00am. Times vary by location — check the Starbucks app for your local store hours.

1. Bring a reusable cup — save 25p on your drink. That’s £5/month if you visit daily.

2. Order a Short coffee — the hidden smaller size saves 30p per drink. See our cup sizes guide.

3. Go for pastries over sandwiches — a croissant at £2.10 is half the price of a bacon roll at £4.20.

4. Choose filter coffee over lattes — filter is £2.10 vs £3.75 for a latte. Plus you get free refills in-store.

5. Join Starbucks Rewards — earn free food and drinks over time. Birthday freebie included.

6. Check the app for offers — Starbucks regularly runs breakfast combo deals and bonus star promotions through the app.