Bill’s £5 Pancake Week 2026: Dates, Prices and Bottomless Details

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Bill’s £5 Pancake Week runs 23rd–27th February 2026. Here’s how the £5 stacks and 90-minute bottomless pancakes deal works, including full prices.

How The £5 Pancake Week Deal Works

Bill’s has confirmed its £5 Pancake Week will run from Monday 23rd February to Friday 27th February 2026.

For five days only, any 3-stack of buttermilk pancakes costs £5. The deal runs all day from 8 am until close.

Outside of Pancake Week, a 3-stack usually costs close to £10. That is why this one always gets attention.

If you want more than one plate, you can go bottomless. That option runs for 90 minutes and requires the purchase of any drink.

How The Bottomless Option Works

The deal works like this.

You can order a single three-stack plate for £5 with no drink required.

If you want bottomless pancakes, you must purchase a drink. You then have a 90-minute window to order additional stacks.

We had a look at our local Bill’s menu, and the cheapest drink we could find was a Pepsi at £3.60. That means the lowest possible cost for bottomless pancakes is £8.60.

Considering a normal 3-stack is usually close to £10, that is already cheaper than ordering one plate at the standard price. If you manage two plates, the value becomes clear quite quickly.

What Pancake Flavours Are Included?

The £5 price applies to all of Bill’s standard 3-stack buttermilk pancake flavours.

That includes both sweet and savoury options.

This year, there is also a limited-edition Lemon Meringue Pie stack, topped with oaty crumb, whipped cream, lemon curd, and torched meringue.

If that sounds a bit much, savoury options such as bacon with maple are included too.

You are not limited to a basic plain stack. The full 3-stack menu is covered.

Is It Good Value?

£5 for a sit-down restaurant breakfast is no longer common.

If you are happy with one plate, £5 is great value. If you go bottomless at £8.60, including the cheapest drink, you are still paying less than the normal menu price for a single stack.

Making pancakes at home will always cost less. Flour and eggs are still cheaper than eating out. The difference is that you are paying for the experience of being out, not for cooking or clearing up afterwards.

For families or meet-ups with friends, it can be an affordable meal out, without running up a £20 bill each.

It will not overhaul your monthly food budget, but compared with many restaurant meals, it's a decent deal!

Key Details To Know

The offer runs from Monday, 23rd February to Friday, 27th February 2026.
It is available from 8 am until close.
The £5 price covers one 3-stack plate.
Bottomless pancakes require the purchase of any drink and last for 90 minutes.
The offer is valid for groups of nine or fewer.
It is dine-in only and not available on Deliveroo.
It cannot be combined with other offers, including Kids Eat Free, Blue Light, Student Beans or set menus.
A discretionary service charge will apply.
If you plan to visit at a busy time, booking ahead is sensible.

Frequently Asked Questions

When is Bill’s £5 Pancake Week in 2026?

It runs from Monday, 23rd February to Friday, 27th February 2026 and is available all day from 8 am until close.

How much are pancakes at Bill’s normally?

A standard 3-stack usually costs close to £10 outside the promotional period.

Do you have to buy a drink for bottomless pancakes? Yes. To get 90 minutes of bottomless pancakes, you must purchase any drink. If you only want the £5 plate, you do not need to buy a drink.

How much does Bottomless Pancake Week cost in total? Based on the cheapest drink we found at £3.60, the minimum cost is £8.60.

How long do you get for bottomless pancakes?

You have 90 minutes to order as many 3-stack plates as you like. Can you share the pancakes? As a Penny Pincher, I like your thinking, but as a business, Bills is dead set against that, so no, you can't share your pancakes ;)

Can you get the £5 pancakes for takeaway?

No. The deal is dine-in only and not available through Deliveroo.

Is the bottomless deal worth it?

If you eat more than one plate, the bottomless option works out cheaper per stack than the usual menu price. If you only want one plate, the £5 offer still undercuts the normal price.han the cost of a normal 3-stack, and if you eat more than one round, the value is clear.

Penny Pincher Verdict

For £5, this is one of the better value dining deals around right now. Even with the drink requirement, the bottomless offer is cheaper than the standard price for one stack. If you’re a big eater, you win. If you’re not, the single £5 plate is still good value. It’s a marketing gimmick, but it’s one that actually works in your favour.