Einstein Bros. menu prices

Einstein Bros. prices on this page are the two new Everything Egg Sandwiches on the official menu: Swalty and Spicy. The menu HTML checked November 6, 2026 does not print a dollar, so both rows say prices vary by location. Brand Eating on November 4, 2026, and brand-social mirrors that day, reported $5.99. That figure is attributed on the item page. It is not filed here as an official national menu price. No calorie count and no end date were found. Do not paste an older Chef's Creation table onto these bagels.

Swalty is Honey Almond shmear, a cage-free egg, bacon, cheddar, and an Everything Bagel. Spicy swaps in Jalapeño Salsa shmear and keeps the egg, bacon, cheddar, and bagel. Brand Eating's note that a regular Bacon and Cheese Egg Sandwich was $8.49 at one Los Angeles shop is a different sandwich. The photograph shows an everything bagel with egg, bacon, and cheddar, no logo. The tile is a green monogram.

Order from the Einstein Bros. menu or app and read the shop you select. Delivery totals can sit above a reported in-shop price. This hub does not force $5.99 onto a delivery ticket. If the screen and the November 4 report disagree, the screen is the price for that shop.

Einstein Bros. listed the sandwiches and did not print $5.99 on the menu page used for this check. That is why the price column says prices vary by location. The $5.99 line comes from Brand Eating on November 4, 2026, and from location pages that mirror brand posts the same day saying sweet and salty or spicy for only $5.99. Those posts are not a newsroom PDF. A second wire story was not found.

Both builds use a cage-free egg, bacon, cheddar, and an Everything Bagel. Swalty adds Honey Almond shmear, also described as cream cheese. Spicy adds Jalapeño Salsa shmear. The official menu flags both as new. The builds themselves are filled in from Brand Eating and from Grubhub-style menu copy that matches those names.

A regular Bacon and Cheese Egg Sandwich at $8.49 was one writer's Los Angeles shop in the Brand Eating piece. It is context for how a local board can sit, and it is not these two new sandwiches. Do not average $5.99 and $8.49.

No national calorie count was found for either LTO. The cells stay blank. An older blog that prices a different Einstein sandwich is not this item. Chef's Creation tables from past years are a different product.

No end date was found. The feature can leave the menu without a date this page will invent. When the brand prints a last day, that day can be added.

Delivery apps often price bagels above the shop. A Grubhub or DoorDash total is that app's price. It is not proof that $5.99 failed, and it is not proof that $5.99 is national. Read the channel you will actually use.

The photograph is an everything bagel with egg, bacon, and cheddar, no logo. The tile is green. If Einstein Bros. later prints $5.99 on the menu page itself, the price column can change, with that date. Until then the column stays open and the report stays labeled as a report.

The menu page is the naming source. Swalty Everything Egg Sandwich and Spicy Everything Egg Sandwich are both marked new there. The dollar is not on that HTML. Brand Eating's November 4, 2026 story and brand posts mirrored the same day are the $5.99 report. Social mirrors are not a wire service. They help show the brand said the number. They do not upgrade it into a printed national menu price.

Honey Almond shmear and Jalapeño Salsa shmear are the split. Egg, bacon, cheddar, and the Everything Bagel are shared. Cage-free is part of the egg description in those builds. A shop that is out of one shmear is not a new sandwich.

The Los Angeles $8.49 note is a regular bacon and cheese egg sandwich at one counter. It shows local boards move. It does not price Swalty. Do not tell a reader the new sandwich jumped from $5.99 to $8.49. Those are different items in that article.

Calories are unpublished. An everything bagel with bacon is not given a guessed energy number. When Einstein publishes a nutrition line, it can be copied with the date. Old nutrition for a different egg sandwich stays on that older item.

Delivery is the easy place to overcharge the story. Apps add their own totals. This hub does not copy a delivery total into the price column and does not promise the reported $5.99 survives the app. In the shop, read the board. If it matches the report, the report was right for that shop that day. If it does not, the board wins.

No end date was found. A featured tile can rotate off. This page will not invent a December exit to make the limited-time label neater.

Swalty and spicy are the two featured names. Shared ingredients are the cage-free egg, bacon, cheddar, and Everything Bagel. The shmear is the difference. Honey almond is the sweet-and-salty side. Jalapeño salsa is the spicy side. Neither shmear received its own price. A shop that substitutes plain cream cheese is a different build and was not priced in the November 4 report. Keep the report attached to the sandwiches it named.

The official menu is doing one job: it tells you the sandwiches exist and what they are called. Swalty Everything Egg Sandwich and Spicy Everything Egg Sandwich are featured as new. A scrape of that page did not reveal $5.99. That absence is the reason the price column is open.

The November 4 report does a second job. Brand Eating described the builds and the $5.99 figure. Brand posts mirrored on location pages the same day said sweet and salty or spicy for only $5.99. Together they are enough to tell a reader what the brand was promoting. They are not enough to lock every franchise register. If your shop shows a different total, the shop is right for that visit.

The builds are specific enough to order without guessing. Both use a cage-free egg, bacon, cheddar, and an Everything Bagel. Swalty uses Honey Almond shmear. Spicy uses Jalapeño Salsa shmear. Those shmears are the whole difference the sources draw. A plain cream cheese request is a change the report did not price.

Calories are not in the sources. Do not import a nutrition line from a different Einstein breakfast sandwich and hope the bacon and the bagel match. Old menu blogs that still show a Chef's Creation at $5.99 are describing another item from another year. Leave them alone.

Delivery apps are a third price world. They can list the same name for more money. This hub does not average the app and the report. It tells you the report, tells you the menu page was silent, and tells you to read the channel you will pay.

No end date was published. The feature can stay through the holidays or leave next week. Either outcome is compatible with the sources we have. The page will add a last day only when Einstein prints one. Order the name on the menu, Swalty or Spicy, so the shop rings the build the report described. A custom bagel with extra meat is a different ticket. The November 4 figure belongs to the two featured sandwiches, and only as a report, until the menu page itself prints a dollar. If the shmear is sold out, you are no longer holding the sandwich the report priced. Ask what replaced it and what it costs before you pay. The shop screen is the price you will actually pay. Confirm the sandwich name and the shmear on the receipt before you leave. Today.