Dairy Queen Breakfast Menu With Prices

Breakfast at DQ is smaller than the all-day menu, but it covers more ground than most people expect — biscuit sandwiches, pancake platters, hash browns loaded enough to be their own meal, and a short drinks list. It also disappears fast. Once the clock hits 10:30 on a weekday, the whole thing is gone until tomorrow.

A quick heads-up before the tables: prices vary by location, franchise ownership, and which app or delivery platform you’re ordering from. Delivery apps in particular tend to run higher than what you’d pay walking up to the counter. Treat every number below as a solid starting point, not a guarantee — for the absolute latest, check the official Dairy Queen site.

Breakfast Platters & Sandwiches: Prices & Calories

This is the core of the DQ breakfast menu — sandwiches you can eat one-handed, and platters meant for sitting down. The Country Breakfast Platter with ham is the biggest single item, at 860 calories, while the three biscuit sandwiches are the cheapest full items on the whole menu at $2.49 each.

*Ultimate Hash Browns Platter and French Toast Platter are only published as calorie ranges — no exact figure or full nutrition breakdown is available for either.

Full Nutrition Breakdown

Fat, sodium, and protein numbers for every priced platter and sandwich, straight from the published data. Anyone tracking macros or managing an allergy should double-check with the restaurant directly — see the note at the bottom of this page.

Worth noting: the Country Breakfast Platter and the Breakfast Bowl both carry sodium north of 1,600mg — over half a typical daily limit in one meal. If that matters to you, the biscuit sandwiches or a plain side order stay well under it.

Sides & À La Carte

Everything here can be added to a platter or ordered on its own. Ham is the lightest option on the whole breakfast menu at just 60 calories, while three pieces of bacon jump to 390.

Cheese Add-Ons

Cheese isn’t automatically on any breakfast sandwich — it’s an add-on, and the choice barely moves the calorie count either way.

Drinks

Coffee is about as cheap and low-calorie as breakfast gets here. Black coffee runs just 5 calories in either size — add cream and sugar and that climbs to an estimated 50–120.

Dairy Queen Breakfast Hours

Breakfast has a firm start and stop time, and it’s shorter on Sunday mornings than you might expect.

Hours can shift by location and franchise owner. If you’re planning around breakfast, check your specific store’s listed hours or call ahead — the official store locator is the most reliable source for a location’s actual cutoff time.

Customization Options

• Bread type: biscuit or toast — changes the texture, not much else.
• Meat choice: sausage, bacon, or ham — swings both taste and calorie count noticeably.
• Add-ons: extra egg or cheese, for more protein and a heavier sandwich.
• Sauce: gravy, salsa, or none.
• Side swap: hash browns or no side, which is the easiest lever if you’re watching calories.

How to Order & Common Mistakes

Order the platter, not the sandwich, if you’re actually hungry — a biscuit sandwich alone won’t hold most people until lunch, but any of the platters will. Skip the pancake platter with bacon if sodium is a concern; at 1,970mg, it’s the saltiest single item on the breakfast menu.

The most common mistake is showing up after 10:30 on a weekday expecting breakfast items. DQ switches over to the lunch menu right at cutoff, no grace period. The second most common one: assuming Sunday breakfast starts at the same time as Saturday’s. It doesn’t — Sunday opens an hour later, at 7:00 AM.

If you’re ordering through a delivery app, expect the total to run higher than what’s listed here. That markup is standard across delivery platforms, not specific to DQ.

Frequently Asked Questions