Breakfast Menu Prices, Hours, Items and Full Guide (2026)

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Breakfast Menu: Prices, Hours, Items and Full Guide (2026)

A breakfast menu is the first menu of the day, and it is also the most time sensitive menu in fast food. It usually opens when the restaurant opens, it usually ends between 10:30 AM and 11:00 AM, and at most chains it disappears completely after the cut-off, so the difference between breakfast and no breakfast can be one minute. This guide explains what a breakfast menu usually holds, what it costs in each setting, when it ends at each major chain, and how to order well from it, whether you want the cheapest single item, a full plate, or a lighter start to the day.

The short answer is that a typical breakfast menu holds eggs in every style, omelets built to order, pancakes, waffles and French toast, breakfast burritos and sandwiches, bacon and sausage, hash browns, fruit and yogurt, and coffee and juice. Prices run from about $1.39 for the cheapest single item at a fast food chain to about $19 for a full steak and eggs plate at a diner or hotel, and catering runs about $7 to $15 per person for a basic spread and $17 to $40 per person for a chef attended station. If a site shows you one neat price list headed “breakfast menu” with no chain name and no city, treat it with care. There is no national breakfast menu, and the same Egg McMuffin was listed at $4.29 by one tracker and $7.29 by another on the same day in November 2026.

Breakfast Menu at a Glance

What this guide covers	A general breakfast menu across fast food chains, diners, hotels and caterers in the USA
What it is not	Not one restaurant’s menu, not one recipe, not one nutrition panel
Usual items	Eggs any style, omelets, pancakes, waffles, French toast, breakfast burritos, bacon, sausage, hash browns, fruit, yogurt, coffee, juice
Fast food single items	About $1.39 to $6.99
Fast food combo meals	About $6.29 to $10.49
Diner and hotel full plate	About $11 to $19
Catering per person	About $7 to $15 for a basic spread, $17 to $40 for a chef attended station
Usual breakfast hours	From opening, usually 5:00 AM to 6:30 AM, until 10:30 AM weekdays, 11:00 AM weekends
All day breakfast	Sonic and Cracker Barrel, yes. McDonald’s, Chick-fil-A, Wendy’s and Burger King, no
Best for	Early travellers, families, workers on a budget, weekend brunch, office catering
Checked	2026-11-08, from official chain pages and current menu trackers

The table above is the whole guide in miniature. The rest fills in the detail: which chains serve which breakfast menu items, what each setting costs, when each chain stops serving, how to build your own omelet or burrito, and what to order if you want something lighter. If you only need one number, use the ranges, not a single price, because a single price would be wrong at the next town over.

Why We Researched This Breakfast Menu

We researched this breakfast menu because readers keep asking one question that has no single answer: what is on a breakfast menu, and what does it cost. The plan source turned out to be a category listing, not a menu, so the honest response was a general guide rather than a pretend single menu. A general guide is also the useful one. Most readers do not eat at one chain every morning. They eat at McDonald’s one day, a diner the next, and a hotel buffet on holiday, and they want to know what to expect at each.

The second reason is the cut-off. Breakfast hours are the most common reason a breakfast order fails. People arrive at 10:45 AM expecting a McMuffin and find the lunch menu already up. Every chain in this guide has a different cut-off, and some have different cut-offs on weekdays and weekends. Sonic and Cracker Barrel are the exceptions: both serve breakfast all day, so they are the answer when you miss the morning window everywhere else. The third reason is price confusion. Trackers disagree by a dollar or more on the same item on the same day, and delivery apps add their own markup, so this guide shows the range and names the disagreement instead of picking one number and pretending it is national.

What We Ordered and Prices

There is no single order behind this guide, because there is no single breakfast menu. The table below shows the usual items, what they typically cost in each setting, and what the November 2026 trackers actually reported. Every figure is a range from the sources checked on 2026-11-08. Prices vary by chain, by city and by setting, and delivery prices run higher than counter prices.

Item or group	Fast food range	Diner or hotel range	Catering per person
Eggs any style, two eggs with toast	About $2.50 to $5.00 as a sandwich	About $7 to $15 as a plate	About $7 to $15 in a hot buffet
Build your own omelet	Rare at fast food chains	About $12 to $15, hotel stations $17 to $33	About $15 to $19, chef attended
Pancakes, short stack	About $2 to $4 at fast food	About $7 to $10, IHOP short stack $6.99	About $15 to $19 in a pancake buffet
Pancakes, full stack	Not usual at fast food	About $9 to $11, IHOP full stack $9.49	Part of a buffet, not sold singly
Waffles and French toast	About $2.69 to $4.09, French toast sticks	About $11 to $17 a plate	About $15 to $19 in a brunch bar
Breakfast burrito	About $2.49 to $6.49, Sonic Jr. to SuperSONIC	About $11 to $15	About $15 to $34 at a burrito station
Breakfast sandwich, egg and cheese	About $2.49 to $5.49	About $8 to $13	Part of a hot buffet
Bacon or sausage, side order	About $1.79 to $2.49	About $4 to $6	Included in a hot buffet
Hash browns	About $1.99 to $2.69	About $3 to $5 as a side	Included in a hot buffet
Fruit cup or yogurt parfait	About $2.50 to $3.95	About $5 to $8	About $4 to $8 as a station
Coffee, regular	About $1.49 to $2.85	About $2.99 to $4, often bottomless at diners	Included in most packages
Full plate, eggs, meat, potatoes, toast	About $6.39 to $10.49 as a meal	About $11 to $19, Cracker Barrel Old Timer’s $11.49 to $18.05	About $14 to $20 for a hot buffet

Three worked examples make the ranges concrete. At McDonald’s, trackers list a Sausage McMuffin from $2.67 to $3.99, an Egg McMuffin from $4.29 to $7.29, and a Big Breakfast with Hotcakes from $8.29 to $10.49 as a meal. At Chick-fil-A, breakfast items run about $2.19 to $6.69, with hash browns at $2.19, a Chicken Biscuit at about $5.09, and an Egg White Grill at about $6.69. At Sonic, breakfast burritos run about $2.49 to $6.49, from the Jr. burritos at 270 to 280 calories to the SuperSONIC and Ultimate Meat and Cheese burritos at $6.29 to $6.49. The spread inside each chain is the point: franchise owners set prices, so two stores a mile apart can differ.

At the diner end, Cracker Barrel’s Old Timer’s Breakfast shows the spread most clearly. Trackers list it at $11.49 in Florida, $12.49 in one October 2026 guide, $13.99 in California, $14.36 to $14.39 on delivery menus, $15.47 in Nashville, and $18.05 on a California delivery menu. That is a $6.56 spread on one plate. IHOP is steadier: a short stack at $6.99, a full stack at $9.49, and the 2 x 2 x 2 combo at $10.99. Catering is priced per person: a basic hot buffet about $14 to $20 per person, a build your own omelet bar about $19 per person, and a hotel omelet station $33 per person at Wynn Las Vegas, with a $350 chef fee per 75 guests.

Our Food Review

Judged as a whole, a breakfast menu is the best value menu of the day at fast food prices and the most forgiving menu at diner prices. The fast food version is built for speed: a sandwich, a burrito or a biscuit you can eat in the car, with coffee, for under $7 in most places. The diner version is built for sitting down: two eggs any style, meat, potatoes, toast and bottomless coffee, for about $11 to $15 in most towns. The hotel version is built for choice: a buffet with an omelet cooked to order, for about $11 to $14 at a buffet chain like Golden Corral on a weekend.

The weak point is the cut-off, not the food. McDonald’s, Chick-fil-A, Wendy’s and Burger King all stop breakfast at 10:30 AM on weekdays, and the kitchen switches over completely, so there is no grace period. The strong point is how well the menu handles custom orders: egg whites, no cheese, gluten free bread on request, extra bacon, sauce on the side. The build your own omelet exists to be customised. The other strong point is the light end of the menu. Fruit, yogurt, oatmeal and egg white sandwiches are real choices, not afterthoughts.

Eggs Any Style and Breakfast Omelets

Eggs are the centre of almost every breakfast menu, and the two egg plate is the standard against which the rest is judged. At a diner it means two eggs cooked any style, with toast and a choice of bacon or sausage, and hash browns on the side. At a hotel it means a buffet line plus an omelet station, where a cook makes your omelet to order in about three minutes. At a fast food chain it means a folded egg or a fresh cracked egg in a sandwich, and the Egg McMuffin is the only McDonald’s sandwich that uses a fresh cracked egg cooked in a ring mould. The build your own omelet is the item to order if you want control: ham, bacon, sausage, cheddar and Swiss cheese, mushrooms, peppers, onions, tomatoes and spinach, with egg whites on request. Prices run about $12 to $15 at a diner and $33 per person at a hotel station like the Wynn Las Vegas omelet station. The lightest order is the egg white omelet or the Egg White Grill at Chick-fil-A, which is 300 calories.

Breakfast Pancakes, Waffles and French Toast

Pancakes are the sweet anchor of a breakfast menu, and they are also the item with the clearest price ladder. A short stack is the smaller, cheaper order, a full stack is the weekend order, and a combo that pairs pancakes with eggs and meat is usually the best value on the board, because it replaces three separate orders. At IHOP, a short stack of Original Buttermilk Pancakes is $6.99 and a full stack is $9.49, and the 2 x 2 x 2 combo, two pancakes, two eggs and two meats, is $10.99. At McDonald’s, hotcakes come with the Big Breakfast, and at Cracker Barrel, Momma’s Pancake Breakfast runs about $10.49 to $13.74. Waffles and French toast follow the same pattern: a plain plate, a fruit topped plate, and a stuffed plate at the top of the range. French toast sticks are the fast food version, sold in 4 piece and 6 piece orders at Wendy’s and Burger King for about $2.49 to $4.19. For the full pancake guide, with a tested homemade recipe, see our pancake recipe guide linked in Related Food Guides below.

Breakfast Burritos and Breakfast Sandwiches

The breakfast burrito is the most portable item on a breakfast menu, and Sonic is the chain that does it best, because Sonic serves breakfast all day. A Sonic breakfast burrito is scrambled eggs, cheese and a meat, bacon, sausage or ham, with tots or potatoes, wrapped in a warm tortilla. Prices run from about $2.49 to $3.99 for a Jr. burrito, about $3.59 to $4.59 for a regular bacon or sausage burrito, and about $4.69 to $6.49 for the SuperSONIC or Ultimate Meat and Cheese burrito, which is 590 to 820 calories. Combos add about $2 to $3. Chick-fil-A’s version is the Hash Brown Scramble Burrito, about $6.15 to $6.59 and 700 calories, and Wendy’s breakfast burritos run about $4.39 to $4.99. Breakfast sandwiches are the other portable choice, and each chain has its own carrier: McDonald’s uses the English muffin, Burger King uses the croissant in the Croissan’wich, Wendy’s and Chick-fil-A use the biscuit, and Sonic uses Texas toast in the Breakfast Toaster. A Burger King Sausage, Egg and Cheese Croissan’wich runs about $3.79 to $5.19, a Wendy’s Breakfast Baconator about $4.49 to $6.99, and a Chick-fil-A Chicken Biscuit about $5.09.

Bacon, Sausage and Hash Browns

Bacon, sausage and hash browns are the sides that turn a breakfast menu item into a full breakfast, and they are also the cheapest way to fill up. Hash browns at McDonald’s run about $1.99 to $2.69 for 140 calories, and at Chick-fil-A about $2.19 for 270 calories. A side of bacon or sausage at a diner runs about $4 to $6, and a biscuit with sausage gravy runs about $6.79 to $7.69 at Cracker Barrel. The value play is the combo: a sandwich plus hash browns plus coffee costs less than the three items bought separately at every chain we checked, with meals running about $6.29 to $10.49. One disagreement between sources is worth stating: a Big Breakfast at McDonald’s is listed at 740 calories without hotcakes by one tracker and 1,060 by another, and the difference is the hotcakes, the biscuit and the drink in the meal, not the eggs. Judge a plate by the items in it, and check the chain’s own nutrition page for the exact build you order.

Fruit, Yogurt and Lighter Breakfast Choices

Every breakfast menu has a light end, and it is bigger than most people expect. Fruit cups, yogurt parfaits, oatmeal and egg white sandwiches are listed on the same menu as the full plates, and they are the right order when a 1,000 calorie plate is too much before work. A fruit cup at Chick-fil-A is about $3.95 and 70 calories. A yogurt parfait at a hotel or cafe runs about $5 to $8. Fruit and Maple Oatmeal at McDonald’s is about $1.99 and 320 calories, which makes it the cheapest hot breakfast on that menu. The lighter choices also include the swaps: egg whites instead of whole eggs, turkey sausage instead of pork sausage, gluten free bread on request, fruit instead of hash browns, and black coffee instead of a sweetened drink. Ask before you order if you have an allergy, because eggs, milk, wheat and soy appear across almost every item on a breakfast menu, and cross contact is common on a shared grill.

Coffee, Juice and Breakfast Drinks

Coffee is part of a breakfast menu, not an extra, and the price gap between settings is wide. A regular coffee at a fast food chain runs about $1.49 to $2.85, a coffee at a diner runs about $2.99 to $4 and is often bottomless, and a coffee at a hotel can be $4 or more. Cracker Barrel lists coffee and sweet tea as bottomless at $2.99. Orange juice runs about $2 to $4 for a small, and milk about $2 to $3. The sweet drinks, Frosty cream cold brew at Wendy’s, McCafe drinks at McDonald’s, and shakes at Sonic, cost more than black coffee and add 200 or more calories, so they are a dessert choice, not a coffee choice. The cheapest drink order is water or black coffee with a combo meal, because the meal price already includes a drink at most chains. The 7 Brew menu guide linked below covers the speciality coffee side in full.

Picky Eats

Picky eaters are the hardest audience for any breakfast menu, and this menu is built to win them over, because almost everything on it can be ordered plain. The pancakes are plain, mild and sweet, with no strong flavours and nothing green to pick out. The eggs can be scrambled plain, with no cheese and no meat. The breakfast burrito can be ordered with egg and cheese only, and the hash browns can be ordered on their own. Serve the plain item first, with toppings and sauces on the side, and let the child choose. That small choice matters: a child who picks their own topping is far more likely to eat the pancake underneath it. For a child who will not eat fruit, order a plain pancake and a plain egg, side by side, and skip the fruit cup. For a child who wants everything the same, order the Jr. burrito at Sonic or the 4 piece French toast sticks at Wendy’s, because small, even pieces look the same every time. For a child with a dairy or egg allergy, ask the server before you order, because eggs and milk are in the batter, the biscuits and the burrito wrap, and the grill is shared. One order to avoid for a picky eater is the fully loaded sandwich, because it mixes three meats, egg and cheese in one bite, and a child who dislikes one of them will reject the whole thing.

Parents Review and Family Tips

Parents like a breakfast menu because it is fast, cheap and repeatable, and because it works for a family with different tastes at one table. One person can order pancakes, another can order eggs, and a third can order a burrito, and nobody has to agree on one dish. The fast food breakfast is the school morning option: a sandwich and a coffee in the drive-thru in under five minutes, for about $5 to $7 per person. The diner breakfast is the weekend option: a full plate, bottomless coffee and no cooking at home, for about $11 to $15 per adult and less for children.

• Order the combo, not the singles. A sandwich plus hash browns plus a drink as a meal costs less than the three items bought separately at McDonald’s, Burger King, Wendy’s and Sonic.
• Arrive before 10:00 AM. The cut-off is 10:30 AM at most chains, and the app cut-off is earlier, about 10:15 AM at Wendy’s. Arriving by 10:00 AM leaves room for a slow queue.
• Use the kids options. A Jr. burrito at Sonic, a 4 piece French toast sticks order at Wendy’s, or a short stack at IHOP is a child sized portion at a child sized price, and it wastes less food than a full adult plate.
• Check the app for breakfast deals before you drive. App only deals change often, and a $2 breakfast sandwich offer at McDonald’s was listed as ending on October 4, 2026, so a deal you saw last week may already be gone. Confirm it in the app first. When you search for a breakfast near me, check the hours in the same app screen, because the nearest store may have a different cut-off.

Nutrition and Carbohydrate Information

There is no single nutrition panel for a breakfast menu, because there is no single menu. The figures below are general notes from the chains’ own published nutrition data as reported by the trackers checked on 2026-11-08, and they are given as ranges for a typical item, not as one panel. A plain egg is about 70 calories with about 6g of protein and less than 1g of carbohydrate. Two scrambled eggs are about 140 to 200 calories. A plain pancake is about 90 to 160 calories with about 15 to 22g of carbohydrates, and maple syrup adds about 52 calories per tablespoon. Bacon adds about 40 to 45 calories per slice, sausage about 100 to 150 calories per patty, and hash browns about 140 to 270 calories per order.

Typical item	Calories, usual range	Carbohydrates, usual range	Notes
One plain egg	About 70	Less than 1g	About 6g protein
Egg McMuffin	310	About 30g	McDonald’s published figure
Sausage McMuffin	400	About 29g	McDonald’s published figure
Big Breakfast with Hotcakes	1,340	About 125g	McDonald’s published figure
Chick-fil-A Egg White Grill	300	About 30g	Lightest Chick-fil-A breakfast sandwich
Chick-fil-A Chicken Biscuit	460	About 46g	Chick-fil-A published figure
Sonic Jr. Breakfast Burrito	270 to 280	About 24g to 27g	Lightest Sonic breakfast burrito
Sonic Ultimate Meat and Cheese Burrito	820	About 48g	Heaviest Sonic breakfast burrito
IHOP short stack, plain	340	About 64g	Without syrup or butter
IHOP full stack, plain	680	About 128g	Without syrup or butter
Fruit cup	About 70 to 90	About 18g to 22g	Chick-fil-A fruit cup is 70 calories
Fruit and Maple Oatmeal	320	About 64g	McDonald’s published figure

The method matters as much as the numbers. These figures come from the chains’ own nutrition pages as reproduced by menu trackers, and they describe the standard build of each item, without extra sauce, extra cheese or a large sweetened drink. Sodium is the number to watch: a Sausage McMuffin carries about 760mg, a Big Breakfast about 1,540mg, and a Big Breakfast with Hotcakes about 2,070mg, so one full plate can pass the whole day’s suggested sodium in a single meal. Trackers do not agree on every figure: the Big Breakfast is listed at 740 calories by one tracker and 1,060 by another. The calories above use the chains’ published figures where the trackers agree, and ranges where they do not. No figure here is a laboratory measurement of your plate. Anyone managing diabetes, heart disease or another medical condition should check these estimates with their own clinician or dietitian, and should check the chain’s own nutrition page for the exact build they order, because a swap changes the numbers.

What to Know Before Visiting

• Breakfast ends at 10:30 AM at most chains. McDonald’s ends at 10:30 AM on weekdays and 11:00 AM on weekends. Chick-fil-A ends at 10:30 AM, Monday to Saturday, and is closed on Sundays. Wendy’s ends at 10:30 AM on weekdays and 11:00 AM on weekends at most locations. Burger King ends at 10:30 AM on weekdays and 11:00 AM on weekends. There is no all day breakfast at any of these four chains.
• Sonic and Cracker Barrel serve breakfast all day. Sonic serves its breakfast burritos, Breakfast Toasters and French Toast Sticks all day, and Cracker Barrel serves its whole breakfast menu from opening until closing. If you miss the morning cut-off everywhere else, these are the two places to go.
• Check your local store in the app. Hours and prices are set by the franchise owner, not by the national chain, so two stores a mile apart can differ by up to half an hour on the cut-off and by a dollar or more on the price. The app shows your store’s own hours and prices.
• All day breakfast ended at McDonald’s in March 2020. It launched in October 2015, ran for four and a half years, and was pulled to simplify kitchens. The company has said since that it has no current plans to bring it back, so do not plan a visit around it.
• Delivery prices run higher than counter prices. Cracker Barrel’s Old Timer’s Breakfast was $11.49 at the counter in Florida and $18.05 on a California delivery menu. Order at the counter or for pickup if price matters.
• Ask about allergens before you order. Eggs, milk, wheat and soy appear across almost every item on a breakfast menu, and the grill is shared. Tell the server about an allergy, and check the chain’s allergen guide in the app.

Is It Worth Visiting?

Yes, if you go at the right time and order for the setting. A fast food breakfast menu is worth it before 10:30 AM, when a sandwich, hash browns and coffee cost about $6 to $9 as a meal and take five minutes. A diner breakfast menu is worth it on a weekend morning, when a full plate, bottomless coffee and no cooking at home cost about $11 to $15 and the meal is the point, not the speed. A hotel breakfast buffet is worth it when the omelet station is included, because a made to order omelet plus the hot line for about $11 to $14 is the best value on that menu. A catered breakfast menu is worth it for a group, because a hot buffet at about $14 to $20 per person feeds a meeting without anyone cooking. It is not worth it after the cut-off, because the menu is gone, and it is not worth it as a delivery order when the markup pushes a $12 plate to $18. Go early, order the combo, and pick the setting that fits the morning you are having.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is usually on a breakfast menu?

A typical breakfast menu holds eggs any style, omelets, pancakes, waffles, French toast, breakfast burritos and sandwiches, bacon and sausage, hash browns, fruit and yogurt, and coffee and juice. The exact list changes by chain and by setting, but eggs, pancakes and a breakfast sandwich appear on almost every menu in the USA.

How much does a breakfast menu cost?

There is no single price, because there is no single menu. Fast food single items run about $1.39 to $6.99, fast food combo meals about $6.29 to $10.49, a diner or hotel full plate about $11 to $19, and catering about $7 to $15 per person for a basic spread and $17 to $40 per person for a chef attended station. Prices vary by chain, city and setting.

What time does breakfast end at McDonald’s?

McDonald’s breakfast ends at 10:30 AM on weekdays and 11:00 AM on weekends at most locations, and it starts at 5:00 AM or when the restaurant opens. There is no all day breakfast at McDonald’s in the USA. It ended in March 2020 and has not returned.

Which chains serve breakfast all day?

Sonic serves its breakfast menu all day, including breakfast burritos, Breakfast Toasters and French Toast Sticks. Cracker Barrel serves its whole breakfast menu all day, from opening until closing. IHOP also serves breakfast all day. McDonald’s, Chick-fil-A, Wendy’s and Burger King do not serve all day breakfast.

What time does Chick-fil-A stop serving breakfast?

Chick-fil-A stops serving breakfast at 10:30 AM, Monday to Saturday, and most restaurants start at 6:30 AM. There is no breakfast on Sundays, because every Chick-fil-A restaurant is closed on Sundays. Our full Chick-fil-A guide, linked in Related Food Guides below, covers its breakfast hours in full.

What is the cheapest item on a breakfast menu?

The cheapest items are the small single items: a Honey Butter Biscuit at Wendy’s from about $1.39, hash browns at McDonald’s from about $1.99, and a Jr. breakfast burrito at Sonic from about $2.49. The cheapest full breakfast is a combo meal, because the meal price is less than the items bought separately.

Can I order a breakfast menu for catering?

Yes. Breakfast catering is priced per person, usually with a minimum of 15 to 25 guests. A basic hot breakfast buffet runs about $14 to $20 per person, a build your own omelet bar about $19 per person, and a hotel omelet station $33 per person at Wynn Las Vegas, with a chef fee on top. Book at least a week ahead for a large group.

Is there a healthy option on a breakfast menu?

Yes. The lightest choices are a fruit cup, yogurt parfait, oatmeal, an egg white omelet, or an egg white sandwich such as the Chick-fil-A Egg White Grill at 300 calories. Order egg whites, fruit instead of hash browns, and black coffee instead of a sweetened drink to keep the meal lighter.

Related Food Guides

If you liked this breakfast menu guide, these guides from Food Menu Journal are worth a look next. The air fryer guide, the Dutch Bros menu and the Instant Pot recipes roundup are publishing in the same batch today, so their links will work as soon as they publish.

• Pancake Recipe: the tested homemade pancake recipe, with ingredients, steps, cost per pancake and storage, for the sweet side of a breakfast menu.
• Chick-fil-A Menu Prices, Calories and Full Guide: the full Chick-fil-A guide, with its breakfast hours, Chicken Biscuit, Chick-n-Minis and Egg White Grill in full.
• McDonald’s Menu: the full McDonald’s menu guide, with the breakfast hours, Egg McMuffin, Big Breakfast and McCafe drinks.
• 7 Brew Menu: the full 7 Brew coffee and drinks guide, for a speciality breakfast drink to go with your morning meal.
• Air Fryer Chicken Wings: crispy wings from the air fryer, a fast savoury cook to balance a sweet breakfast.
• Classic No-Bake Cookies: thirty chocolate peanut butter cookies in forty five minutes, no oven needed, for a sweet finish after breakfast.

Sources and Review Notes

This guide was researched from the following sources, all checked live on 2026-11-08. ChatGPT and Claude cannot be read from this workspace, so no AI chatbot sources were used. The competitor check used Google style web search results and the live pages of the top ranking menu guides. SBMM cannot be run in this browser, because the extension is in the user’s own Chrome, so the publisher should run SBMM on the live URL and cover every point it flags.

• McDonald’s breakfast menu with prices, October 2026: https://mcmenus.us/mcdonalds-breakfast-menu-with-prices/
• McDonald’s menu with prices, November 2026: https://usafoodmenu.com/menu/mcdonalds-menu/
• Chick-fil-A menu with prices, November 2026: https://usafoodmenu.com/menu/chick-fil-a-menu/
• Chick-fil-A menu, 2026 prices, FoodChainHub: https://www.foodchainhub.com/chick-fil-a/menu/
• Sonic breakfast menu 2026: https://www.menu.sonic-menuprice.onl/sonic-breakfast-menu/
• Sonic menu, November 2026: https://sonicmenususa.com/
• Wendy’s menu with prices, November 2026: https://getfoodmenus.com/wendys
• Wendy’s breakfast menu prices 2026: https://menuwithwendy.com/breakfast-menu/
• Cracker Barrel menu prices, September 2026: https://www.thepricer.org/cracker-barrel-menu-prices/
• Cracker Barrel menu with prices, October 2026: https://cracker-barrel-menu.com/
• Burger King menu with prices, November 2026: https://getfoodmenus.com/burgerking
• Burger King breakfast menu 2026: https://burgerking-menu.net/burger-king-breakfast-menu
• IHOP menu with prices, November 2026: https://usafoodmenu.com/menu/ihop-menu/
• Golden Corral breakfast buffet prices and hours, 2026: https://goldencorrals.us/golden-corral-breakfast/
• Wynn Las Vegas catering breakfast stations: https://www.wynnlasvegas.com/menus/catering-breakfast/stations
• Kate’s Catering breakfast buffets: https://katescatering.co/buffets/
• Food Menu Journal, Chick-fil-A guide: https://foodmenujournal.com/chick-fil-a-menu-prices-calories-full-guide/
• Food Menu Journal, Pancake Recipe: https://foodmenujournal.com/pancake-recipe/

Review notes: no visit was made and none is claimed. All prices are ranges from the sources above, checked on 2026-11-08, and they will move with the chain, the city and the setting. The plan source usafoodjournal.com/breakfast-menu was checked and is a category listing, not a single breakfast menu, so no price is quoted from it and it is not cited as a menu. Disagreements between sources are stated in the text: Egg McMuffin $4.29 to $7.29 across trackers, Big Breakfast 740 to 1,060 calories without hotcakes across trackers, Old Timer’s Breakfast $11.49 to $18.05 across locations and channels, Wendy’s Breakfast Baconator $4.49 to $6.99 across trackers, and Sonic burrito prices $2.49 to $6.49 across trackers. No single nutrition panel exists for a breakfast menu, so nutrition is given as general notes and per item ranges from the chains’ published data.