Bob Evans Menu Prices 2026: Breakfast, Farm Favorites & Comfort Food

A full Farmer's Choice Breakfast (two eggs, meat, home fries and hotcakes or biscuits) is about $11.49 as of May 2026. A stack of Buttermilk Hotcakes is ~$7.99, the Country Biscuit Breakfast with sausage gravy is ~$9.99, and the premium Steak & Farm Fresh Eggs is ~$14.49. Bob Evans serves breakfast all day, so you can order any of it at dinnertime. Expect roughly $12–$16 per person for a full breakfast with a drink — squarely a '$$' family-restaurant price.

Yes — Bob Evans serves its full breakfast menu all day, every day. Whether you come in at 7am or 7pm, you can order farmhouse skillets, hotcakes, omelets, sausage gravy and biscuits. All-day breakfast is one of the brand's core selling points and a big reason families choose it. The dinner and comfort-food menu (country fried steak, meatloaf, turkey and dressing) is also available all day alongside the breakfast items.

Bob Evans is known for all-day country breakfast and homestyle comfort food in a casual farm-style family setting. Signature items include the sausage gravy and biscuits (the brand started as a sausage company in 1948), farmhouse skillets, Country Fried Steak (~$13.99), slow-roasted turkey and dressing, and made-from-scratch sides like mashed potatoes and fresh-baked rolls. The signature Chicken-N-Noodles — thick egg noodles in chicken broth — is a beloved comfort dish. Bob Evans is also a major grocery-store brand for packaged sausage and side dishes.

Homestyle dinners run roughly $12.99–$15.49 and include two farm-fresh sides and a fresh-baked roll. Country Fried Steak is ~$13.99, Meatloaf ~$12.99, Slow-Roasted Turkey & Dressing ~$13.49, Fried Chicken ~$13.49, and Grilled Salmon ~$15.49. With a drink and tax, expect about $16–$20 per person for dinner. For groups, Family Meals To Go (feeding four) run ~$34.99–$38.99 — a strong value for feeding a family at home.

Bob Evans offers Family Meals To Go — large bundled meals designed to feed a family of four (or more) at home. Popular options include the Country Fried Steak family meal (~$36.99), Fried Chicken (~$34.99) and Slow-Roasted Turkey (~$38.99), each with large sides, gravy and rolls. Around the holidays, the Farmhouse Feast (~$89.99) serves 6–8 with turkey or ham, dressing, multiple sides, rolls and a pie — a popular order-ahead Thanksgiving and Christmas dinner that's become a Bob Evans tradition.

Yes, though Bob Evans is meat-forward. Vegetarian breakfast options include the Buttermilk Hotcakes ($7.99), Brioche French Toast ($9.49) and the Garden Veggie Omelet ($10.99). For other meals, the Grilled Cheese with soup ($8.99) and meatless sides like Mashed Potatoes ($3.49), Mac & Cheese ($3.49), fresh-baked rolls and vegetable soup work. Note that many sides (like green beans with ham, and gravies) contain meat, so confirm preparation if you're strict.

Bob Evans was founded in 1948 in Rio Grande, Ohio, where Bob Evans started by making and selling fresh sausage before opening a restaurant to showcase it. The brand grew into a chain of farm-style family restaurants across the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic. As of 2026 there are around 400 Bob Evans restaurants, concentrated in Ohio, and across Pennsylvania, Indiana, Michigan, West Virginia and surrounding states. The restaurant business and the grocery packaged-foods business (Bob Evans Farms sausage and sides) are now operated separately.

Yes — Bob Evans is popular with older guests and families, and most locations offer a '55+' menu with smaller portions of breakfast and dinner favorites at lower prices, typically a few dollars below the full-size versions. There are also kids' meals (~$5.49–$5.99) and frequent breakfast and weekday value features. The made-to-order sides ($3.49 each) make it easy to build an affordable plate. Specific senior and value offers vary by location, so ask your server.