Breakfast is the biggest food board at Timmies, and it runs well past a sandwich and a coffee. The official guide lists 40 breakfast items for Canada: classic breakfast sandwiches on biscuits and English muffins, bagel sandwiches, Bagel BELTs, breakfast wraps, Farmer’s Wraps, loaded boxes and croissants, omelette bites, hash browns and a yogurt parfait. This page lists the full Tim Hortons breakfast menu with a price range wherever one could be checked and the official calorie count beside it.
Prices are shown as ranges on purpose. Tim Hortons does not charge one national price, so what you pay depends on the restaurant. The ranges below were cross-checked for this page on October 28, 2026, and the sources sit in the research file behind it. Calories come from one source only, the official Tim Hortons Nutrition Guide, Canadian Edition, July 2026. Where that guide does not list an item, this page says so instead of guessing.
Most orders pair breakfast with a coffee, and the full drink list sits on our hot drinks page. One timing fact shapes the whole board: Tim Hortons’ own Canadian store pages say freshly cracked eggs are served until 4 PM, so the egg based lineup runs far past the morning rush at most restaurants. The hours section below covers what that means for your store.
Breakfast at a glance
- Items in the official guide: 40 breakfast items
- Cheapest full sandwich: Simply Sausage, $2.99 to $3.49
- Lightest item: Hash Brown, 120 calories
- Lightest sandwich: Egg & Cheese on an English muffin, 270 calories
- Heaviest item: Sausage & Bacon Farmer’s Wrap, 700 calories
- Most protein: Protein Bagel BELT, 33 grams of protein
- Eggs: freshly cracked Canadian eggs served until 4 PM, per Tim Hortons store pages
Breakfast sandwiches
A classic breakfast sandwich is egg and cheese with sausage or bacon, built on a homestyle biscuit or an English muffin. The bread matters more than the filling swap: the same sausage build runs 450 calories on an English muffin and 530 on a biscuit, because the biscuit is the richer base. The price below is the price for the sandwich name, and it covers either bread at the stores checked.
SandwichBacon Breakfast Sandwich
Bacon, egg and cheese on an English muffin. On a homestyle biscuit the same build runs 410 calories, at the same price.
Bagel BELTBagel BELT
Bacon, egg, lettuce and tomato on a bagel. The plain bagel build is printed here; the count runs 490 to 520 across the standard bagels.
SandwichDouble Stacked Breakfast Sandwich
The double stacked build sold in Canadian stores. Its price checks out across sources, but the official guide prints no row for it, so its card prints the price only.
SandwichEgg & Cheese Breakfast Sandwich
Egg and cheese on an English muffin, the lightest full sandwich on this page. On a homestyle biscuit it runs 350 calories, at the same price.
SandwichFarmer's Breakfast Sandwich
The Farmer's build sold in Canadian stores. Its price checks out across sources, but the official guide prints no row for it, so its card prints the price only.
Loaded CroissantMaple Brown Butter Scrambled Egg Loaded Croissant
A limited time maple brown butter build of the scrambled egg loaded croissant. The official guide prints no row for this line, so neither figure is published.
Bagel BELTProtein Bagel BELT
The BELT on the protein bagel. At 33 grams of protein it carries the most protein of any breakfast item in the guide.
SandwichSausage Breakfast Sandwich
Sausage, egg and cheese on an English muffin. On a homestyle biscuit the same build runs 530 calories, at the same price.
Loaded CroissantScrambled Egg & Cheese Loaded Croissant
Scrambled egg and cheese on a croissant, the meatless loaded croissant in the official guide.
SandwichSimply Sausage Sandwich
Sausage and cheese on a homestyle biscuit, with no egg. It is the cheapest full sandwich on this page.
Prices are ranges checked on October 28, 2026, because Tim Hortons prices vary by restaurant. Calories come from the official Tim Hortons Nutrition Guide, Canadian Edition, July 2026. The classic sandwich price covers either bread at the stores checked, and the calorie figure printed is the English muffin build, the first build the guide lists. The Double Stacked and the Farmer's Breakfast Sandwich have no row in that guide, so their cards print prices only, and the Maple Brown Butter line has no published figures at all.
The cards above also carry a limited time build, the Maple Brown Butter Scrambled Egg Loaded Croissant. The official guide prints no row for the Maple Brown Butter line, so that card publishes no figures rather than borrowing the plain croissant’s numbers.
| Item | Price | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| Sausage English Muffin | $4.49 to $4.79 | 450 cal |
| Sausage Homestyle Biscuit | $4.49 to $4.79 | 530 cal |
| Bacon English Muffin | $4.49 to $4.79 | 330 cal |
| Bacon Homestyle Biscuit | $4.49 to $4.79 | 410 cal |
| Egg & Cheese English Muffin | $3.99 to $4.29 | 270 cal |
| Egg & Cheese Homestyle Biscuit | $3.99 to $4.29 | 350 cal |
| Simply Sausage Homestyle Biscuit | $2.99 to $3.49 | 450 cal |
| Double Stacked Breakfast Sandwich | $5.49 to $5.99 | No official figure |
| Farmer’s Breakfast Sandwich | $5.59 to $5.99 | No official figure |
The Simply Sausage is the budget pick of the section: sausage and cheese on a biscuit, no egg, at the lowest sandwich price on the page. The last two rows need a plain note. The Double Stacked and the Farmer’s Breakfast Sandwich are sold in Canadian stores and their prices check out across sources, but the official nutrition guide prints no row for either of them, so this page prints no calorie count for them. Other sites show 580 and 680 calories for the pair; neither figure comes from the guide.
Bagel breakfast sandwiches and Bagel BELTs
Putting the same egg and meat builds on a bagel pushes the count up, because a bagel is a bigger base than a muffin or a biscuit. The sausage builds land between 600 and 630 calories depending on the bagel. No source prices these builds apart from the classic sandwich names, so the table prints their calories only.
| Item | Price | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| Sausage Plain Bagel Sandwich | Not verified | 600 cal |
| Bacon Plain Bagel Sandwich | Not verified | 480 cal |
| Sausage Sesame Seed Bagel Sandwich | Not verified | 620 cal |
| Bacon Sesame Seed Bagel Sandwich | Not verified | 500 cal |
| Sausage Everything Bagel Sandwich | Not verified | 600 cal |
| Bacon Everything Bagel Sandwich | Not verified | 480 cal |
| Sausage 12-Grain Bagel Sandwich | Not verified | 630 cal |
| Bacon 12-Grain Bagel Sandwich | Not verified | 510 cal |
| Plain Bagel BELT Sandwich | $5.49 to $5.59 | 490 cal |
| Sesame Seed Bagel BELT Sandwich | $5.49 to $5.59 | 510 cal |
| Everything Bagel BELT Sandwich | $5.49 to $5.59 | 490 cal |
| 12-Grain Bagel BELT Sandwich | $5.49 to $5.59 | 520 cal |
| Protein Bagel BELT Sandwich | $6.49 | 480 cal |
A Bagel BELT is bacon, egg, lettuce and tomato on a bagel of your choice, and the fresh vegetables make it eat lighter than the count suggests. The BELT price covers the standard bagel builds. The Protein Bagel BELT is the heavy hitter of the section at 33 grams of protein, the most of any breakfast item in the guide, and four sources put it at $6.49. Plain bagels with spreads sit on the baked goods side of the menu rather than this page.
Breakfast wraps
The classic breakfast wraps fold egg, cheese and chipotle sauce into a grilled tortilla. The Farmer’s Wrap takes that build and adds a hash brown inside the wrap, which is why the Farmer’s figures jump: the sausage version is 640 calories, and the sausage and bacon version at 700 is the heaviest single item on this page.
Farmer's WrapSausage Farmer's Wrap
A freshly cracked egg, a hash brown, cheese and chipotle sauce in a grilled tortilla, with sausage. The bacon build runs 520 calories, and the sausage and bacon build runs 700.
Farmer's WrapMaple Brown Butter Scrambled Egg Farmer's Wrap
A limited time maple brown butter build of the Farmer's Wrap. The official guide prints no row for this line, so neither figure is published.
Farmer's WrapScrambled Egg Farmer's Wrap
The meatless Farmer's Wrap build. The official guide prints Farmer's Wrap rows for the meat builds only, so no figure is published for this one.
Prices are ranges checked on October 28, 2026, because Tim Hortons prices vary by restaurant. Calories come from the official Tim Hortons Nutrition Guide, Canadian Edition, July 2026. Only the sausage Farmer's Wrap carries a price that could be cross-checked for this page. The Maple Brown Butter build and the meatless scrambled egg build have no rows in that guide, so their cards publish no figures.
| Item | Price | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| Sausage Breakfast Wrap | $4.59 to $4.79 | 530 cal |
| Bacon Breakfast Wrap | Not verified | 400 cal |
| Sausage & Bacon Breakfast Wrap | Not verified | 580 cal |
| Sausage Farmer’s Wrap | $5.49 to $5.79 | 640 cal |
| Bacon Farmer’s Wrap | Not verified | 520 cal |
| Sausage & Bacon Farmer’s Wrap | Not verified | 700 cal |
Only the sausage builds carry prices that could be cross-checked for this page. The bacon and double meat wraps run on their guide calories until an in store check can price them, and the same rule applies to several rows in the next section. Two of the wrap cards above publish no figures at all: the Maple Brown Butter Scrambled Egg Farmer’s Wrap is a limited time build, and the meatless Scrambled Egg Farmer’s Wrap has no row of its own, because the guide prints Farmer’s Wrap rows for the meat builds only.
Loaded boxes
Loaded items are the scrambled egg builds. The wraps fold scrambled egg into a tortilla, the boxes serve it with hash browns as a tray meal with no bread on top, and the croissants put it on the richest base on the breakfast board. The sausage loaded croissant at 590 calories is close to box territory in a handheld.
Loaded BoxMaple Brown Butter Scrambled Egg Loaded Box
A limited time maple brown butter build of the scrambled egg loaded box. The official guide prints no row for this line, so neither figure is published.
Loaded BoxScrambled Egg Loaded Box
Scrambled egg served with hash browns as a tray meal, with no bread on top. Its price could not be checked as a separate line, so this card prints the official calories only.
Prices are ranges checked on October 28, 2026, because Tim Hortons prices vary by restaurant. Calories come from the official Tim Hortons Nutrition Guide, Canadian Edition, July 2026. The Maple Brown Butter box is a limited time build with no row in that guide, so its card publishes no figures. The plain Scrambled Egg Loaded Box could not be priced as a separate line, so its card prints the official calories only.
| Item | Price | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| Sausage Scrambled Egg Loaded Wrap | $5.59 | 650 cal |
| Bacon Scrambled Egg Loaded Wrap | Not verified | 530 cal |
| Scrambled Egg & Cheese Loaded Wrap | Not verified | 470 cal |
| Sausage Scrambled Egg Loaded Box | $5.49 to $5.59 | 600 cal |
| Bacon Scrambled Egg Loaded Box | Not verified | 490 cal |
| Scrambled Egg Loaded Box | Not verified | 440 cal |
| Sausage Scrambled Egg Loaded Croissant | $5.59 | 590 cal |
| Bacon Scrambled Egg Loaded Croissant | Not verified | 460 cal |
| Scrambled Egg & Cheese Loaded Croissant | $5.09 | 410 cal |
Prices here were cross-checked for the sausage builds and the egg and cheese croissant only, because those are the builds the sources price by name. A loaded box with a coffee is the standard big order at the drive thru window, and it is worth knowing the plain box, with no meat at all, still runs 440 calories once the eggs, cheese and hash browns are counted.
Breakfast bundles
The bundles pack the breakfast board into group orders: a Classic bundle and a Farmer’s bundle, each sized for two people or for four to six. They are real items in Canadian stores and on delivery menus, and they are the order an office or a hockey team places when one tray has to feed a table.
BundleClassic Breakfast Bundle (Serves 4-6)
The classic breakfast items packed as a group order for four to six people.
BundleClassic Breakfast Bundle for 2
The classic breakfast items packed as a group order for two people.
BundleFarmer's Breakfast Bundle (Serves 4-6)
The Farmer's breakfast items packed as a group order for four to six people.
BundleFarmer's Breakfast Bundle for 2
The Farmer's breakfast items packed as a group order for two people.
Bundles are group orders sold in Canadian stores and on delivery menus. In store bundle prices could not be cross-checked for this page, and the official Tim Hortons Nutrition Guide, Canadian Edition, July 2026, prints no bundle rows, so these cards publish no figures instead of borrowing delivery menu prices.
One honest gap: in store bundle prices could not be cross-checked for this page, and the official nutrition guide prints no rows for bundles, so the bundle cards publish no figures. The delivery menu figures that circulate for bundles are delivery prices for a different pack framing, and this page does not borrow them.
Sides and lighter picks
Omelette bites are baked egg bites sold as a small order, with no bread involved. The guide lists three flavours, and one line price covers an order of any of them. The Spinach & Egg White bites are the lightest hot food on the breakfast board after the hash brown itself, and they carry 14 grams of protein.
SideHash Brown
The add on that shows up beside half the orders in the country, and the lightest item on this page.
Omelette BitesOmelette Bites
Baked egg bites with no bread involved. The Bacon & Cheese figure is printed here; the three flavours run 130 to 290 calories, and one line price covers an order of any of them.
SideToast
Toast is sold in stores, but the official guide prints no row for it, so neither figure is published.
ParfaitYogurt Parfait
The cold option on the breakfast board, and the sweetest item in this section at 25 grams of sugar.
SideWhite Cheddar Hash Brown
The white cheddar build of the hash brown. The official guide prints a row for the plain Hash Brown only, so no figure is published for this build.
Prices are ranges checked on October 28, 2026, because Tim Hortons prices vary by restaurant. Calories come from the official Tim Hortons Nutrition Guide, Canadian Edition, July 2026. Toast and the White Cheddar Hash Brown have no rows in that guide, so their cards publish no figures.
| Item | Price | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| Bacon & Cheese Omelette Bites | $3.99 to $4.19 | 210 cal |
| Spinach & Egg White Omelette Bites | $3.99 to $4.19 | 130 cal |
| Sausage & Four Cheese Omelette Bites | $3.99 to $4.19 | 290 cal |
| Hash Brown | $1.99 to $2.19 | 120 cal |
| Yogurt Parfait | $3.49 to $3.79 | 250 cal |
The hash brown is the add on that shows up beside half the orders in the country, and at 120 calories it is the lightest item on the page. The Yogurt Parfait is the cold option, and at 25 grams of sugar it is also the sweetest item in this section. Two more cards sit in this section with no figures published: Toast is sold in stores, and many stores stock a White Cheddar Hash Brown beside the plain one, but the official guide prints no row for either, so this page gives neither a price nor a calorie count. One honest gap: many stores also stock a Spinach & Feta Savoury Egg Pastry in the bakery case, but the official guide prints no row for it, so no calorie count is given for it here.
Breakfast hours: eggs until 4 PM
Ask ten sites when breakfast ends at Tim Hortons and you will get 11 AM, noon and all day back. None of those figures is published by Tim Hortons. What the company does publish, on the restaurant descriptions on its own Canadian store pages, is this line: freshly cracked Canadian eggs are served until 4 PM. That is the anchor this page uses. At restaurants that follow the standard setup, the egg based lineup of sandwiches, wraps and bites runs until 4 PM, far past the cut-off times quoted elsewhere.
Breakfast starts when the restaurant opens, and many Canadian stores open at 5 AM or 6 AM. Hours still vary by restaurant, and a small store can run a shorter day than a highway location, so the safe move is to check your own store in the Tims app or on our locations page before a late breakfast run.
Make it yours: the bread does the damage
The single biggest choice at breakfast is the base, not the meat. One sausage, egg and cheese build reads 450 calories on an English muffin, 530 on a homestyle biscuit, 600 on a plain bagel, 620 on a sesame seed bagel and 630 on a 12-grain bagel, all from the official guide. Picking the muffin over the biscuit saves 80 calories on the same sandwich. Dropping the meat takes you to the Egg & Cheese builds at 270 and 350 calories. Adding a hash brown to any order adds 120 calories, and swapping a sandwich for the Spinach & Egg White Omelette Bites keeps the protein at 14 grams for 130 calories.
To run your exact order, add the items in our nutrition calculator, or check the full nutrition facts table, which covers all 346 items in the official guide.