Burger King breakfast menu in Canada: hours and prices for August 2026

Breakfast hours

Burger King serves breakfast across Canada from 6:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m., every day of the week, with some locations pushing the Sunday cutoff to 11:00 a.m. There's no all-day breakfast at Burger King in Canada. Once the window closes, the regular menu takes over and the Croissan'wiches and hash browns come off the board until the next morning.

That Sunday extension isn't a national policy. It's a call individual franchises make, so a location in downtown Toronto can run a different clock than one off the highway an hour outside the city. Mall counters, airport locations, and highway locations are the ones most likely to run outside the standard window, since they answer to a landlord's hours as much as to Burger King's own schedule. The only way to know for certain is to check the BK app or the store locator for the address you're actually going to, before you drive over expecting a Croissan'wich at 10:45 a.m.

For comparison, Tim Hortons serves breakfast items all day at most of its Canadian locations, while Burger King's breakfast window closes by mid-morning. If you're planning a lunchtime breakfast run, Tim Hortons is the safer bet of the two. The full Tim Hortons breakfast price list and hours covers the details behind that all-day claim. For how every other major Canadian chain's cutoff compares, this breakdown of breakfast hours across Canada lines them up side by side.

Full Burger King breakfast price list

Burger King prices breakfast four ways: as a standalone item, then as a small, medium, or large combo. That's one more tier than the regular menu gets, which stops at medium and large. Here's every breakfast item, at every size, exactly as priced.

Every row above comes straight from the source list, with one adjustment: where the menu showed no combo price at all, for the hash browns and the two mix and match deals, I've marked it n/a rather than leaving it blank.

The combo step-up: what regular, small, medium, and large actually cost

Pricing breakfast four ways only matters if the four numbers tell you something. They do. Lay out what each step from one size to the next actually adds, and a clear pattern shows up, along with one row that breaks it completely.

Thirteen of the twenty breakfast items with full combo pricing follow the same ladder: $1.50 to go from the standalone item to a small combo, then a flat $1.00 for medium, and another flat $1.00 for large. That covers the entire Croissan'wich lineup, the Chicken English Muffin, two of the other three English Muffins, Pancakes, and both sizes of French Toast Sticks. Know the a la carte price of any item in that group and you know its whole combo ladder without checking a second number: add $1.50, then $1.00, then $1.00.

The three wraps, Sausage, Bacon, and Egg and Cheese, pay a bit more to get into a combo: $2.00 for the small, then the same $1.00 and $1.00 after that. The two breakfast melts and the Enormous Omelette Sandwich flip the shape of the ladder: a steep $2.40 jump (melts) or $1.80 jump (omelette) into the small combo, followed by cheap upsizing of only $0.60 and $0.50 to reach medium and large.

Here's the step-up for every item that has full combo pricing:

One more pattern is worth naming before the exception. Look at how Burger King prices bacon against sausage within the same format. The Cheesy Bacon and Cheesy Sausage Breakfast Melts are priced identically at every size: $4.99, $7.39, $7.99, $8.49.

The Bacon and Sausage Breakfast Wraps match too, at $2.99, $4.99, $5.99, $6.99. So do the Double Bacon and Double Sausage, Egg & Cheese Croissan'wiches, and the single Bacon and Sausage, Egg & Cheese Croissan'wiches. Four formats, four exact matches. Bacon costs the same as sausage everywhere on this menu.

Except on the English Muffin. The Bacon, Egg & Cheese English Muffin and the Sausage, Egg & Cheese English Muffin both start at the same $4.29 regular price, in line with the rest of the menu. Then they split.

The sausage version's small combo is $5.79, the standard $1.50 step. The bacon version's small combo is $4.89, a step of only $0.60, and its later steps are $0.50 and $0.50 instead of $1.00 and $1.00. By the large combo, the sausage muffin costs $7.79 and the bacon muffin costs $5.89, a $1.90 gap between two sandwiches that share a starting price and, in every other format on this menu, share a full combo ladder.

It gets stranger. The plain Egg & Cheese English Muffin, with no bacon or sausage at all, has a large combo of $7.49, which is $1.60 more than the bacon version's $5.89. Paying for bacon should not make the combo price go down.

I checked every other bacon-versus-sausage pair on the breakfast menu, and the Bacon, Egg & Cheese English Muffin is the only row where the two don't match, and the only row where adding a meat topping makes the sandwich cheaper than the meatless version of the same format. That's either a genuinely aggressive discount on one specific item, or a data error in the price list this page is built from. I can't tell which from a price list alone, so I'm flagging it instead of rounding it into the pattern above. If you want this specific combo, check the price at the counter or in the app before you assume either the bargain or the typo.

The cheapest breakfast at Burger King

The cheapest single item on the breakfast menu is the Egg and Cheese Wrap at $1.99. The only thing that matches it is Small Hash Browns, also $1.99, but that's a side, not a sandwich, so the wrap is the cheapest actual breakfast food Burger King sells in Canada.

Add the cheapest drink on the menu, a small coffee at $1.69, and a two-item breakfast comes to $3.68. That's $0.31 less than ordering the Egg and Cheese Wrap's own small combo, priced at $3.99. So does the small combo make sense? Only if hash browns are part of the plan.

Buying the wrap, small hash browns at $1.99, and a small coffee separately would run $5.67, which is $1.68 more than the $3.99 combo. Skip the hash browns and the combo loses its edge. Want them, and the combo wins by a wide margin.

The Egg and Cheese Wrap's $3.99 small combo isn't alone at the bottom, either. The Pancakes small combo is also $3.99, the only other combo on the whole breakfast menu that cheap. The next closest is the 3-piece French Toast Sticks small combo at $4.19, then a jump to $4.49 for the Chicken English Muffin.

Croissan'wich vs English Muffin vs wrap: same filling, three prices

Three formats carry the exact same egg and cheese filling: the Croissan'wich, the English Muffin, and the wrap. Lined up by size, the price gap between them barely moves.

The Croissan'wich costs exactly $0.30 more than the English Muffin at every single size, regular through large. That's the flattest, most consistent gap on the whole menu. Whatever Burger King charges for the extra bread, it doesn't scale with the combo. The wrap undercuts the English Muffin by $2.00 on its own and by $1.50 at every combo size, and undercuts the Croissan'wich by $2.30 on its own and $1.80 at every combo size.

Add sausage and the bread premium changes but stays just as flat. The Sausage, Egg & Cheese Croissan'wich costs $0.70 more than the Sausage, Egg & Cheese English Muffin at every size: $4.99 against $4.29, $6.49 against $5.79, $7.49 against $6.79, $8.49 against $7.79. Burger King doesn't sell a matching Sausage, Egg & Cheese wrap, only a plain Sausage Breakfast Wrap at $2.99, so a clean three-way comparison isn't possible once meat is added.

Bacon should follow the same $0.70 gap the sausage version does, and at the regular price it does, $4.99 against $4.29. Then it breaks, for the reason covered above. The Bacon, Egg & Cheese English Muffin's combo pricing doesn't track its Croissan'wich the way every other pair on this menu tracks its sibling, so the format gap widens to $1.60, then $2.10, then $2.60 as the sizes go up, instead of holding at $0.70 the way the sausage version does.

Frequently asked questions

What time does Burger King in Canada start serving breakfast?

Burger King starts serving breakfast at 6:00 a.m. at most Canadian locations, seven days a week. Mall, airport, and highway locations sometimes run on a different clock tied to the property they're in rather than Burger King's standard hours. Check the BK app or store locator if you're heading out before sunrise.

What time does Burger King stop serving breakfast?

Burger King stops serving breakfast at 10:30 a.m. at most Canadian locations. Some locations extend service to 11:00 a.m. on Sundays, but that's decided franchise by franchise, not a company-wide policy. Once the cutoff hits, the whole breakfast menu comes off the board until the next morning.

Does Burger King Canada serve breakfast all day?

No. Burger King's breakfast window runs from 6:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m., or to 11:00 a.m. at some locations on Sundays, and that's it. Tim Hortons, by contrast, serves breakfast items all day at most of its Canadian locations, so it's the better option if you want a breakfast sandwich in the afternoon.

What is the cheapest item on the Burger King breakfast menu?

The cheapest item is the Egg and Cheese Wrap at $1.99. Small Hash Browns tie it at $1.99, but that's a side rather than a full item. Add a small coffee at $1.69 and a two-item breakfast comes to $3.68.

How much is a Bacon, Egg & Cheese Croissan'wich in Canada?

A Bacon, Egg & Cheese Croissan'wich costs $4.99 on its own. The small combo is $6.49, the medium combo is $7.49, and the large combo is $8.49, each size adding $1.00 over the last.

What does upgrading a Burger King breakfast item to a combo actually add?

For most breakfast items, moving from the standalone price to a small combo adds $1.50, and each size after that adds a flat $1.00. That pattern holds for 13 of the 20 breakfast items with full combo pricing. Wraps add $2.00 to start instead of $1.50, and the breakfast melts and the Enormous Omelette Sandwich add more upfront but less on the later upsizes.

Is the Egg & Cheese English Muffin cheaper than the Egg & Cheese Croissan'wich?

Yes. The English Muffin is $0.30 cheaper than the Croissan'wich at every size, from the $3.99 regular price up to the $7.49 large combo. The Egg and Cheese Wrap is cheaper again, undercutting the English Muffin by $1.50 to $2.00 depending on size.

Does Burger King Canada have a breakfast value deal?

Yes, two. The Breakfast Mix & Match is $6.00 for two items, and the Double Croissan'wich Mix & Match is $7.00 for two items, though the source list doesn't specify which items qualify for either deal. For a guaranteed price on a full combo, the Egg and Cheese Wrap and Pancakes small combos are the cheapest on the breakfast menu at $3.99 each.

Methodology and disclaimer

Every price on this page comes from a single consolidated Burger King Canada price list, cross-checked against the four-tier structure, regular, small combo, medium combo, large combo, that Burger King itself uses for breakfast. I didn't pull anything from a delivery app and I didn't average prices across locations. Where the source didn't list a combo price at all, I marked it n/a instead of guessing. All prices in the tables above are in Canadian dollars (CAD) and exclude tax: HST in Ontario (13%), GST plus PST in British Columbia, or just GST in Alberta (5%), depending on where you order.

Burger King is a franchise system. The prices and hours here are the standard list, not a guarantee for the location down the street from you, and I couldn't confirm province-by-province variation from a single source. If a specific price or the breakfast cutoff time matters to your order, confirm it on the BK app or in-store before you commit.

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