First Watch Coffee, Juice & Brunch Drinks Prices (2026)
The First Watch coffee, juice & brunch drinks menu runs from $3.99 to $9.99 in 2026, averaging $6.37 across 8 priced items. Every item is listed below with its current price.
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- Two Eggs Your Way at about $9.99 is the cheapest complete plate; adding a single pancake ($4.99) still costs less than most skillets.
- Project Sunrise coffee is bottomless at about $3.99, so a coffee drinker pays less here than for two cups at a coffee chain.
- Instead of a Million Dollar Bacon entrée, order a $10.99–$12.99 plate and share one $5.99 side of Million Dollar Bacon at the table.
- Kids' plates at $6.99 include a drink — children 10 and under should never be ordering from the adult menu.
First Watch Coffee, Juice & Brunch Drinks Prices — FAQ
How much is the cheapest item on the First Watch coffee, juice & brunch drinks menu?
Project Sunrise Coffee is the cheapest coffee, juice & brunch drinks item at First Watch, at about $3.99 in 2026. The next cheapest options are Latte ($4.99) and Cold Brew ($5.49).
What is the average First Watch coffee, juice & brunch drinks price in 2026?
Across the 8 priced coffee, juice & brunch drinks items we track, the average is $6.37 and the midpoint is $6.49. Prices run from $3.99 for Project Sunrise Coffee up to $9.99 for Bloody Mary.
Is First Watch coffee, juice & brunch drinks expensive compared with other chains?
8 of the 8 comparable chains we track are cheaper on coffee, juice & brunch drinks. Wendy's averages $2.60 against $6.37 at First Watch — a gap of about 59%.
Do First Watch coffee, juice & brunch drinks prices vary by location?
Yes. First Watch franchisees set their own prices, so the same item can differ by a dollar or more between neighbouring towns, and airport, stadium and highway locations run higher still. The figures here are the prices that appear most often across U.S. markets.