Five Guys is launching a BREAKFAST menu next week – but only in four branches

FIVE Guys is launching a new breakfast that includes and epic eggs, bacon and cheese sandwich served in a burger bun.

Early morning diners will be able to choose from four variations of the breakfast sandwich and prices start at £3.45 and range up to a tasty £5.95.

The cheapest item on the menu is the little egg sandwich that's made with one egg, or for an extra £1 you can add a layer of melted American cheese to your eggs.

The little bacon and egg costs £4.95 and comes with rashers of crispy, smoked bacon. Add cheese to it and it will cost you can extra 50p.

For £3.95, you can upgrade to the full size sandwich, which doubles up on the eggs, and add cheese for an extra £1.

The large egg and bacon costs £5.45 and £5.95 if you want to add cheese.

You can also order a coffee or latte for £2.55 or an Americano £2.20.

You can add fries to your meal too, but it will set you back another £3.25 for a little, £4.75 for regular and £5.50 for large.

The prices are steep when you compare it to breakfast options from other fast food chains.

For example, the bacon and egg sandwich from Burger King will set you back £1.99, while McDonald's charges £2.69 for an egg and bacon McMuffin and £2.19 for a bacon, egg and cheese bagel.

The chain's expensive prices also let them down in our cheeseburger test to find the best value for money, even though it came out on top for taste.

It's launching in stores on December 9 - that's Monday next week - but sadly, the new menu will only be coming to just four out of its 100 UK stores.

Only four stores will be serving up the breakfast sarnies - Bristol, Birmingham and two London stores, one in Oxford Circus and the other in St Paul's.

Customers in Bristol also won't be able to order a filtered coffee with their meal.

The breakfast menu will be available to order until 10:30am, after which the normal lunch and dinner menu will resume.

If you're not anywhere near a store that serves breakfast but fancy sinking your teeth into a burger, you can find your.

McDonald's delighted fans last month after it announced that it would be extending its breakfast time until 11am.

It also launched a hipster bacon buttie to compete with rival KFC's successful bacon burger.