Shack customers compare the loaded breakfast plates against the posted dollar amounts before ordering. You want to know exactly what the Breakfast Shack Menu with Prices looks like before you walk in the door. This guide breaks down the real costs, portion sizes, and the best value items on the board today.
We checked the current menu at several locations to give you a straight answer. No guesswork, just the numbers you need to plan your morning meal.
Breakfast Shack Menu With Prices
The menu is split into three main groups: plates, sandwiches, and sides. Below is the current pricing structure that most Shack locations follow, though local taxes can shift the final total by a few cents.
Signature Breakfast Plates
These are the heavy hitters. Each plate comes with two eggs any style, your choice of hash browns or grits, and a biscuit or toast.
- Classic Bacon Plate – $8.99 (four thick-cut strips)
- Sausage Link Plate – $8.49 (three links, seasoned)
- Country Ham Plate – $9.49 (one large slice, grilled)
- Steak & Egg Plate – $12.99 (sirloin strips, cooked to order)
- Chicken Biscuit Plate – $9.29 (fried or grilled breast)
You can add a second meat to any plate for $2.50. The steak plate is the only item that occasionally runs $1 higher at downtown locations due to delivery costs.
Breakfast Sandwiches And Biscuits
If you are eating on the move, the sandwich section is faster and lighter on the wallet. Each sandwich is served on a toasted biscuit, croissant, or Texas toast.
- Bacon, Egg & Cheese – $5.79
- Sausage, Egg & Cheese – $5.49
- Ham, Egg & Cheese – $5.99
- Chicken Biscuit – $5.29 (no egg, add egg for $0.75)
- Shack Special – $7.29 (double meat, double cheese, fried egg)
Croissant upgrade costs $0.50 extra. Texas toast is free, but you have to ask for it specifically at the register.
Build Your Own Breakfast Bowl
This is the newest addition to the menu and the most flexible option. You pick a base, a protein, and up to three toppings for one flat price.
- Choose a base: hash browns, grits, or rice – all included
- Pick one protein: bacon, sausage, ham, or chicken – $7.99
- Add free toppings: cheese, onions, peppers, jalapenos, or salsa
- Extra protein adds $2.00 per additional meat
The bowl is roughly 30% larger than the standard plate portions. Regulars say this is the best value if you are very hungry.
Kids Menu And Sides
For smaller appetites or if you just want a light bite, the sides are cheap and filling.
- Kids Pancake Stack (2) – $3.99
- Kids Egg & Bacon – $3.49
- Single Biscuit with Gravy – $2.79
- Hash Brown Order – $1.99 (large size $2.79)
- Fresh Fruit Cup – $2.49
Gravy is made fresh each morning and often sells out by 10 a.m. on weekends.
Drinks And Coffee Pricing
Drink prices are standard for the area. Coffee is bottomless at most locations.
- Regular Coffee – $1.99 (free refills)
- Large Coffee – $2.49
- Orange Juice (fresh squeezed) – $2.99
- Bottled Water – $1.49
- Soft Drinks – $1.89
One thing to note: the fresh orange juice is not available after 11 a.m. on weekdays because they only squeeze a limited batch each morning.
Daily Specials And Discounts
You can save a bit more if you time your visit right. These deals are not printed on the main menu board, so ask the cashier.
- Monday – 10% off any plate before 8 a.m.
- Wednesday – Free coffee with any sandwich purchase
- Friday – $1 off any build-your-own bowl
Seniors (60+) get 5% off every day. Students with a valid ID get a free hash brown with any entree after 2 p.m., though the breakfast menu stops at 11 a.m. sharp.
Prices have stayed stable for the past eight months, but the Shack does reserve the right to adjust for supply costs. If you see a price difference of more than $0.50 from what is listed here, it is likely a franchise location with independent pricing.
Your best move is to order the build-your-own bowl if you want quantity, or the Shack Special sandwich if you want maximum flavor for under eight dollars. Either way, you now know exactly what to expect before you reach the counter.