12 Hawks Menu Prices: What You'll Pay for Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

Breakfast runs $8 to $15. Lunch runs $10 to $16. Dinner runs $13 to $28, with steaks and larger plates at the top of that range. Here's the fuller picture, plus where the value actually is.

Breakfast prices

Breakfast is straightforward diner-style pricing. A couple of eggs with toast and hash browns lands around $8 to $10. Omelets with fillings run $10 to $13. Skillets and biscuits and gravy sit in the $9 to $12 range. If you add a side of bacon or sausage, expect another $3 to $4. Coffee is a couple dollars, and refills are usually free.

The tradeoff here is speed versus customization. Standard plates come out fast. If you're building something with extra swaps or add-ons, it takes a little longer and costs a little more, but it's still a fair price for a hot breakfast in town.

Lunch prices

Lunch prices sit in a tighter band, mostly $10 to $16. Burgers are the anchor of the menu and run $11 to $14 depending on toppings. Sandwiches, like a club or a French dip, land in the same range. Soup and salad combos are usually the cheapest option, around $9 to $11, and a good pick if you're watching the bill or feeding kids.

Baskets, like fish and chips or chicken tenders, run $12 to $15. Portions are generous, so splitting one with a kid is common and keeps the total down. If you want the full rundown with photos and descriptions, the full lunch and dinner menu lays it all out by section.

Dinner prices

Dinner has the widest range because it includes both casual plates and steak. Pasta dishes and larger sandwiches run $13 to $17. Chicken entrees, like a grilled breast with two sides, run $15 to $19. Steaks are the top of the menu, from a smaller cut around $19 up to a ribeye or larger cut closer to $28.

Seafood specials vary by night and season, so pricing moves a bit depending on what's fresh. If you're on a budget, the chicken and pasta plates give you a full dinner without paying steak prices. If you're celebrating something or just want the bigger meal, the steak is the honest splurge on the menu.

Sides and extras

• Fries or a side salad: $3 to $5

• Soup cup: $4 to $5

• Extra sauce or dressing: usually free, sometimes $0.50

• Kids' meals: $6 to $9, typically include a drink

Kids' meals are a real value here. Portion sizes are close to a half adult plate, so younger kids often don't finish and older kids are satisfied without upgrading to a full adult entree.

Drinks and happy hour

Domestic beer runs $4 to $5. Craft and import beer runs $5 to $7. Well cocktails are around $6 to $8, and craft cocktails run $9 to $12 depending on what's in them. Wine by the glass is $7 to $10.

Happy hour is Monday through Friday, 2pm to 4pm, and it noticeably changes the math. Drink prices come down and a handful of appetizers get discounted too. If you're planning around it, there's a breakdown of what locals typically order during happy hour that covers the specific deals and why the timing works for an after-work stop.

Where the value is, honestly

If you're feeding a family, breakfast is the cheapest way to get everyone full, especially with kids splitting a skillet. For lunch, the soup and salad combos beat the burgers on price without feeling like a downgrade. For dinner, the chicken and pasta plates are the practical choice, and the steaks are for when you want to spend a bit more on purpose.

The one place prices creep up fast is add-ons. Extra cheese, extra protein, or swapping a side for onion rings can add $2 to $4 per item. It's not hidden, it's just easy to stack without noticing on a full table's worth of orders.

Planning around hours

One thing worth knowing before you go: the restaurant is closed Tuesdays. If you're planning a group dinner or want to catch a specific game, it's worth checking the reasoning behind the Tuesday closure and what to expect the rest of the week before you head over, especially around holidays when hours can shift.

Overall, 12 Hawks prices land where you'd expect for a full-service bar and grill in a small town: not the cheapest fast option in Ephrata, but fair for the portion sizes and the fact that you're getting breakfast, lunch, dinner, and a full bar under one roof, with every game on the screens while you eat.