Wetherspoons Menu With Prices 2026

The Wetherspoons breakfast menu is one of the busiest parts of the whole menu. It runs from a small cooked plate up to the large breakfast, with vegetarian and vegan versions built around meat free sausages, beans, hash browns and toast. Lighter picks such as porridge, muffins and toast suit a quicker start, and refillable hot drinks make it a favourite for slow mornings. Check our breakfast times guide for when each service starts and ends.

Burgers range from a classic beef patty in a bun to stacked builds with bacon, cheese and onion rings. Chicken and plant based burgers sit alongside the beef, so most diners can find one that suits them. Most come with chips, and many can be ordered as a meal with a drink. Compare the patty, toppings and side before judging value. See the calorie guide for exact figures on each burger.

Pizzas on the Wetherspoons menu cover the familiar toppings, from a simple margherita to meat feast and vegetable options. They work as a main for one or as something to share at the table. Prices sit in the middle of the menu, and extra toppings change both the price and the calories, so check the full build before you order.

The chicken section covers grilled breast, crispy strips, wings and chicken served in wraps, salads and burgers. Grilled dishes tend to be the lighter choice, while fried and sauced dishes carry more calories. The side makes a big difference here, so look at whether a plate comes with chips, rice or salad, and check each sauce using the allergen guide.

Curry has been part of the Wetherspoons menu for years and is best known through Thursday Curry Club. A typical curry plate comes with rice, and many include naan bread and poppadoms. Choices usually run from mild and creamy to hotter dishes, with a vegetarian option. Club pricing normally bundles a drink with the meal, which makes Thursday one of the best value days. Read more about all the Wetherspoons food clubs.

Steak Club brings steaks, gammon and grills together, traditionally on Tuesdays. Plates are usually served with chips, peas, tomato and mushroom, and the club price often includes a drink. Larger cuts and mixed grills cost more, and sauces can be extra. Club days and dishes can vary between pubs, so check locally before visiting for a specific steak.

Fish and chips is a staple of the Wetherspoons menu. Expect battered fish with chips and a choice of garden or mushy peas, with scampi and lighter fish dishes at many pubs. Fish Friday has long been linked with deals on these plates. Portion size and whether a drink is included affect value more than the headline price.

Roast dinners give the menu a traditional Sunday feel, with meat or vegetarian roasts served with potatoes, vegetables, Yorkshire pudding and gravy. Roast availability can change by season and by pub, so treat this section as a guide to what to expect rather than a promise. Where roasts are not listed, the regular menu is still served all day.

Desserts round off the Wetherspoons menu with warm sponge puddings, chocolate brownies, cheesecake and ice cream. Several come with a choice of custard, cream or ice cream, which changes the calories. Desserts are among the lowest priced items on the menu, so they are an easy add on. Check vegan and vegetarian options for plant based dessert choices.

The drinks menu is as broad as the food. It covers real ales and rotating guest ales, lagers, ciders, wines, spirits and cocktails, plus soft drinks, alcohol free beers and hot drinks. Each pub sets its own range within the national list, so cask and guest beers change often. Many meal deals let you pick a drink from an eligible list.

Sides let you build a meal your way. Chips, onion rings, garlic bread and side salads are typical, and many work as sharing plates for a group. Sides are a low cost way to add to a main, but the calories add up quickly. Check the nutrition information page for each side, and each side for allergens on its own rather than assuming it matches the main dish.

The Wetherspoons kids menu offers smaller portions of familiar dishes such as fish fingers, chicken bites, pasta and mini breakfasts. Kids meals usually include a drink and a piece of fruit. Choices and portions vary by pub, so parents should check the current menu, especially where a child has an allergy. See our allergen information page for details on the 14 UK allergens.