Dutch Bros Breakfast Menu

Dutch Bros Breakfast Menu 2026: Prices, Hours & What’s Actually Available Near You

Yes, Dutch Bros serves breakfast food, not just coffee. Every location carries grab-and-go snacks like muffin tops and granola bars. A growing number of stores, now numbering in the hundreds across roughly a dozen states, also serve hot items like breakfast burritos, sandwiches, and newer additions like breakfast sliders. Whether your specific location has the hot food depends entirely on where you are, since the program is still expanding one market at a time.

That last part is the whole story with Dutch Bros breakfast right now. The chain built its name on drive-thru drinks, and its hot food program is a genuine, growing business initiative rather than a permanent fixture at every stand. Two people in two different cities can order the “same” menu and walk away with completely different food. If you’ve pulled up wanting a burrito and left with only a muffin top, you already know the feeling.

This guide covers exactly what’s on the Dutch Bros breakfast menu right now, what it costs, what hours the food lineup runs, and which items only show up where the hot food rollout has reached. You’ll also get a straightforward way to check your own location before you drive over, so you’re never guessing.

Dutch Bros Breakfast Menu Full List 2026

Here’s the complete breakfast lineup with current pricing.

Menu ItemPrice (USD)
Meat Lover’s Burrito$3.50–$5.50
Veggie Burrito$3.50–$5.50
Bacon Avocado Burrito$5.50–$6.50
Sausage, Egg & Cheese Muffin$3.50
Sausage, Egg & Cheese Biscuit$3.50
Ham and Cheese Croissant$3.50
Chocolate Chip Muffin Top$3.00
Lemon Poppyseed Muffin Top$3.00
Orange Cranberry Muffin Top$3.00
Cinnamon Swirl Coffee Cake$3.50–$4.50
Snickerdoodle Cookie$3.49
Granola Bars$2.25–$3.50
Protein Bars$2.00–$3.00

Prices vary slightly by location, and the franchise-style structure of Dutch Bros means a store in one city can price things a little differently than one across the state line. Burritos, sandwiches, and croissants are only available where the food pilot has launched, so it’s worth confirming your store before you commit to a craving. For a full breakdown of how portion sizes work across the wider menu, our Dutch Bros sizes guide covers that separately.

Dutch Bros Breakfast Hours

Dutch Bros starts serving its breakfast lineup at 5:00 AM every day, covering both hot and cold drinks alongside the grab-and-go food. If you’re rushing out the door, grab the snack case items first since muffin tops, granola bars, and protein bars move fast and never require a wait.

DayOpening TimeClosing Time
Monday5:00 AM11:00 AM
Tuesday5:00 AM11:00 AM
Wednesday5:00 AM11:00 AM
Thursday5:00 AM11:00 AM
Friday5:00 AM11:00 AM
Saturday5:00 AM12:00 PM
Sunday5:00 AM12:00 PM

Keep in mind this is when the breakfast-style food lineup typically winds down, not when the store itself closes. Most locations stay open well past noon for regular drinks. For a store’s complete daily schedule, our Dutch Bros hours page has the full detail.

What’s New in the Dutch Bros Breakfast Menu for 2026

The hot food program has become one of the bigger operational stories at Dutch Bros this year, and it’s worth understanding how it actually grew, since most competitor write-ups still describe an outdated version of it.

The pilot launched with a small handful of Phoenix-area stores in late 2024. By late 2025, it had expanded to roughly 160 locations, and company leadership confirmed on an early-2026 earnings call that the program had grown further, to around 300 shops spread across eleven states. Dutch Bros has stated plainly that 2026 is the year this stops being a limited test and starts becoming standard across the chain, with a goal of reaching most or all locations by year’s end.

Just as important as the store count is what’s actually being served. Newer additions joining the original burrito and muffin lineup include a chorizo wrap and a maple waffle, along with breakfast sliders built around the same sausage or bacon, egg, and cheese combination as the muffin sandwich, just in a smaller, more grab-friendly format. Some markets are still running the earlier burrito-and-muffin version of the pilot, while others have already moved to this expanded lineup, which is exactly why two Dutch Bros stands can feel like they’re serving different menus.

Behind the scenes, the company has also brought on a dedicated Chief Shops Officer to help standardize how stores handle the added kitchen work that hot food requires. That detail matters for customers too: some stores haven’t picked up the food program yet simply because they need equipment upgrades first, not because corporate has skipped them.

Sausage, Egg & Cheese Biscuit

The newer sibling to the classic muffin sandwich. Same sausage patty, egg, and cheese, but built on a buttermilk biscuit instead of an English muffin. It runs about $3.50 and comes in closer to 450 calories thanks to the richer biscuit base.

Bacon Avocado Burrito

Scrambled eggs, cheese, crispy bacon, and real avocado slices wrapped in a warm tortilla. It’s one of the best-reviewed burritos at pilot locations, priced around $5.50 to $6.50 with roughly 620 calories.

Breakfast Sliders, Chorizo Wrap & Maple Waffle

These are the items expanding into more markets throughout 2026. The sliders offer a smaller, faster version of the classic sausage or bacon, egg, and cheese combination. The chorizo wrap leans spicier and more savory, and the maple waffle is Dutch Bros’ first real move into something sweet-first for breakfast rather than a muffin or cookie. None of these are guaranteed at your specific store yet, since which version of the pilot a location runs depends on where it sits in the rollout timeline.

Best Breakfast Items at Dutch Bros

Breakfast Burritos

Burritos are the most substantial, most popular item on the breakfast menu. Each one packs eggs, cheese, and either meat or extra veggies inside a warm tortilla, and they come in three variations: Meat Lover’s, Veggie, and Bacon Avocado. Pricing typically runs $3.50 to $5.50 depending on size and location.

ItemsSize OptionsPrice (USD)Calories (Kcal)Ingredients
Breakfast BurritoSmall$3.50700Eggs, Cheese, Veggies, Meat & Tortilla
Medium$4.50700
Large$5.50700
Meat Lover’s BurritoSmall$3.50560Eggs, Cheese, Extra Meat & Tortilla
Medium$4.50635
Large$5.50710
Veggie BurritoSmall$3.50420Eggs, Cheese, Veggies & Tortilla
Medium$4.50470
Large$5.50520

If calorie counts matter to your order, our full Dutch Bros nutrition facts page covers the entire menu, not just breakfast.

Sausage, Egg & Cheese Muffin

For a busy morning, this is the standard protein-forward pick: a sausage patty, melted American cheese, and cooked egg on an English muffin. It’s a permanent menu item rather than a pilot-only one, which makes it the single most reliably available hot-style option chainwide.

ItemsSize OptionsPrice (USD)Calories (Kcal)Ingredients
Sausage, Egg & Cheese MuffinSmall$3.50240Egg Muffin, Cheese, & Savory Sausage
Medium$4.50290
Large$5.50340

Ham and Cheese Croissant

A simpler, lighter grab-and-go option: sliced ham and melted cheese in a warm, buttery croissant, with no egg involved. It costs around $3.50 and comes in at roughly 400 calories, making it one of the lower-calorie hot food choices on the menu.

Chocolate Chip (Drink) + Chocolate Chip Muffin Top

The Chocolate Chip drink brings a dessert-like sip built from dark chocolate sauce, chocolate macadamia nut syrup, and chocolate milk, topped with Soft Top and cookie pieces. It’s available as a Cold Brew, Freeze, or Frost, with a nitro-infused option at many locations. Pair it with the Chocolate Chip Muffin Top, priced around $3.00 at roughly 540 calories, for a fully chocolate-forward breakfast.

Snickerdoodle Cookie

Two different things share this name on the menu: the Snickerdoodle drink, made with steamed milk, brown sugar, espresso, and cinnamon and served hot or iced, and the Snickerdoodle Cookie itself, a soft, buttery cookie rolled in cinnamon sugar. The cookie runs about $3.49 at roughly 300 calories, and it pairs especially well with a vanilla or caramel drink.

Dutch Bros Snacks Menu

For something lighter alongside your coffee, the snack case covers:

  • Chocolate Chip Muffin Top
  • Lemon Poppyseed Muffin Top
  • Orange Cranberry Muffin Top
  • Granola Bar

These are available at nearly every location, unlike the hot pilot items, which makes the snack case the safest bet whenever you’re not sure your store carries the full food lineup.

Dutch Bros Breakfast vs. Starbucks and Dunkin

Comparing your morning options honestly: Dutch Bros’ hot breakfast footprint is still smaller than Starbucks or Dunkin, since it’s mid-rollout rather than nationwide. Where Dutch Bros tends to win is price, with burritos starting around $3.50 versus $4.50 or more at most competitors, along with heavier customization on drinks. Where it currently loses is consistency, since your exact store might not carry hot food yet at all. If a hot breakfast sandwich is non-negotiable for you on a given morning, checking the app before you drive over will save you a wasted trip.

How a Typical Order Plays Out

Here’s what actually happens on a morning run, based on how the rollout behaves in practice. If your local stand carries the food program, the drive-thru line moves at close to the same pace as a drinks-only order, since burritos and sandwiches are pre-made and just get warmed. You’ll usually be asked if you want anything from the food menu right after your drink order, not as a separate stop. If your stand doesn’t carry hot food yet, the broista at the window can usually tell you the nearest location that does, since staff tend to know which nearby stores have already gotten the equipment upgrade.

How to Check if Your Location Has Hot Breakfast Food

  1. Open the Dutch Bros app and select your usual store, or search for the nearest one.
  2. Browse the food category. If burritos, sandwiches, sliders, or croissants show up as orderable items, your location carries the pilot menu.
  3. If food items don’t appear, your store likely still only carries the standard snack case, meaning muffin tops, cookies, granola, and protein bars.
  4. Check back periodically. Since the rollout is expanding on a rolling basis through the rest of 2026, a “no” today doesn’t mean “no” for the rest of the year.

For more on placing orders ahead of time or through the app, see our Dutch Bros ordering guide.

Best Breakfast Food and Drink Pairings

The right pairing makes the order feel complete rather than random. The Chocolate Chip Muffin Top works well with a mocha or cold brew, since the chocolate notes complement each other instead of competing. The Lemon Poppyseed Muffin Top cuts through richer drinks like chai lattes or breves with its citrus edge. If you’re getting a burrito, keep the drink simple: an Americano or drip coffee balances the heavier food without fighting it for attention.

Conclusion

The Dutch Bros breakfast menu has moved well past being just drinks and a muffin top. Between the Sausage, Egg & Cheese Muffin, the newer Biscuit version, burritos like the Bacon Avocado, and the fresh wave of sliders, chorizo wraps, and maple waffles rolling into more markets, there’s a genuine hot food lineup taking shape. It’s simply not everywhere yet. The smartest move for the rest of 2026 is straightforward: check the app before you go, lean on the snack case as your reliable fallback, and expect more locations to pick up hot food as the year continues. Dutch Bros has made its direction clear, this program is heading toward a full nationwide rollout, and mornings at the drive-thru are only going to get more interesting from here. For the full Dutch Bros Menu, explore the rest of our guides on drinks, sizes, and ordering.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, beyond drinks, Dutch Bros carries a genuine food menu in the morning, ranging from muffin tops and granola bars available almost everywhere to burritos, sandwiches, sliders, and croissants at locations that have joined the hot food pilot.

The hot food program is still expanding rather than fully chainwide. Several hundred of the chain’s stores currently carry it, spread across about a dozen states, and that number is expected to keep growing through the rest of 2026. Some stores are also waiting on kitchen equipment upgrades before they can add the program.

Newer additions expanding into more markets this year include a chorizo wrap, a maple waffle, and breakfast sliders built on the same sausage or bacon, egg, and cheese combination as the classic muffin sandwich, just in a smaller format.

Yes. The slider is a smaller, sandwich-style item built around egg, cheese, and sausage or bacon, closer in size to the muffin sandwich. The burrito is a larger, wrapped item with eggs, cheese, and either meat or vegetables inside a tortilla.

Reviews on the burritos, and the Bacon Avocado Burrito specifically, tend to be positive, especially given the price point. It won’t replace a full diner breakfast, but for a quick, warm, protein-forward option, it holds up well against similar fast-food breakfast items.

The Bacon Avocado Burrito has been one of the strongest performers at pilot locations, while the Sausage, Egg & Cheese Muffin remains the most consistently available hot item chainwide since it isn’t restricted to the pilot program.

The Veggie Burrito covers vegetarian needs, though it still contains eggs and cheese. Fully vegan hot food options remain limited. Muffin tops and some snack items are generally the safer bet, but it’s worth checking ingredient lists since recipes can vary by location.

Most locations run the breakfast-style food lineup from 5:00 AM to 11:00 AM on weekdays, extending to noon on Saturday and Sunday. This applies specifically to the food side. Drinks remain available all day.