The Scone Witch Menu Prices Canada 2026: Ottawa Scones, Sconewiches and Bake at Home Prices

The Scone Witch menu prices start at $2.25 for a soda tin in the online shop and $19.95 for a pack of bake at home scones. That is the short answer. The longer one is a bit unusual, and I want to be straight with you about it, because this Ottawa bakery does not publish an in-store menu online at all. What it does publish, in full, is its online shop. So this guide gives you the verified shop prices first, then the in-store figures that other Ottawa writers have reported, clearly labelled as reported. If you love a good scone with clotted cream, the Breka Bakery menu prices guide is another solid bakery read for comparison.

Here is the thing. The official site, sconewitch.ca, is live and its shop works fine. But its own store menu page returns a 404, and site searches turned up no priced in-store sconewich, Eggwitch or gift box listing. I checked that on October 24, 2026, and I am not going to dress up the online shop prices as in-store prices. They are two different things. Use the tables below for the shop, and treat the reported in-store section as a rough guide until the bakery publishes its counter menu.

What Are The Scone Witch Menu Prices?

The Scone Witch Ottawa prices in the official online shop run from $2.25 for a soda tin to $20.95 for a 12-pack of Orange Cranberry scones. Bake at home scones start at $19.95 for every flavour. Loose-leaf teas start at $2.99. Jams start at $3.75. Coffee starts at $13.49 a bag. Simple spread, honestly. Nothing here is trying to be fancy. It is a bakery shop list, and the prices read like one.

The Scone Witch Menu Card Canada

One warning about that card. It shows the official online shop catalogue, not a photo of a menu board in a store. No genuine current menu board photo exists for this bakery, as far as I could find, and the in-store menu page itself is a dead link. The card is honest about that, with a separate section for reported in-store figures. I would rather show you a labelled render than pretend a board photo exists.

SconeWitch Bake at Home Scones Price: Ten Flavours, One Starting Price

The SconeWitch bake at home scones price is from $19.95 for all ten flavours. Sweet, savoury and low-gluten options all sit at the same starting point. Orange Cranberry is the one flavour with two pack sizes priced out in full: $19.95 for a 6-pack and $20.95 for a 12-pack. Four flavours were sold out on the day I checked, and I have marked them, so you do not plan a batch around a flavour you cannot buy right now.

My pick? Orange Cranberry, because it is the flavour you can actually buy in two sizes, and cranberry with a hot scone just works. Lemon Poppyseed is my second choice. It is the classic with clotted cream and jam, and it is the one regulars keep naming as their favourite. Is $19.95 fair for a bake at home pack? For scones you bake fresh in your own oven, yes, in my opinion. You are paying for the dough work, not just flour.

SconeWitch Coffee and Tea Prices: Small Bags, Honest Prices

Coffee here means one bag: Witches Brew, from $13.49 for 250g of whole bean, with other grinds and sizes on offer. Tea is where the list gets longer, and cheaper. House Blend starts at $3.30 for 50g. Peppermint starts at $2.99 for 30g. Rooibos starts at $3.99. Two teas were sold out on check day, and the soda tins are $2.25 each. Nothing to overthink. Grab a tea with your scones and you are set.

SconeWitch Jams and Spreads: Mostly Sold Out on Check Day

This is the section where I have to be blunt. Most of the jam list was sold out on October 24, 2026. Double Cream at $10.99: sold out. Moss Berry Farm jams from $3.75: the Apricot and Blackberry at $8.50 are sold out, and the rest of the flavours are sold out too. Woodfine Farm Marmalade at $8.50: sold out. I am listing the prices anyway, because they are the official prices, but do not count on buying them today. Check the shop before you promise anyone a jam-topped scone.

SconeWitch Sconewich Ottawa: The In-Store Signature, Priced by Report Only

A sconewich is a sandwich built on a fresh scone instead of bread. Any fresh scone, any filling. That is the whole idea, and it is a good one. Ham and Gruyere on an herb and onion scone with a side salad comes in under $10, according to an Ottawa food writer’s visit report. Take-home scones are reported at $3.25 each or $18.60 for a half dozen. Again: reported, not brand-verified. The bakery does not publish these prices, so I am passing on the report with its label attached, not as fact from the brand.

The Scone Witch Sconewich Prices

Would I order the ham and Gruyere sconewich? Yes, without thinking twice. A savoury scone as sandwich bread is exactly the kind of thing a scone specialist should do, and the reported under-$10 price makes it one of the fairer lunches in downtown Ottawa, if it still holds. Customer favourites named on listings back up the idea: Lemon Poppyseed with clotted cream and jam, Poached Salmon Sconewitch, and the Brunch Mustard Glazed Ham Egg and Cheese. If you want another bakery to compare sandwich value with, the Saint-Germain Bakery menu prices guide covers a Montreal bakery with a similar baked-goods-first approach.

SconeWitch Breakfast Eggwitch: The Legendary Breakfast Scone

The Eggwitch is the breakfast the regulars talk about. Ottawa writers call it legendary, and listings name an Eggwitch Breakfast of Champions among the customer favourites. Here is the honest limit: I could not confirm a current Eggwitch price from the brand, because the in-store menu is not published. The visit report says breakfast runs weekdays until 11am and weekends until 3pm, but that is reported timing, not a brand statement. So order it, enjoy it, and ask at the counter what it costs that day. I am not inventing a number to fill this section.

What I can say is that breakfast at a scone bakery makes sense in a way breakfast at a generic cafe does not. Fresh scones, eggs, and the same fillings as the sconewiches, all in one room. If you go for breakfast, get there early on weekdays. The 11am reported cutoff is earlier than most brunch spots, and the Elgin Street shop opens at 6:30am, so the early crowd gets the pick of the fresh batch.

SconeWitch Westboro Beechwood Locations: Four Ottawa Shops

SconeWitch Westboro Beechwood locations, plus Elgin and Cyrville, make four Ottawa shops in total. Order at the counter, and food comes to your table at the dine-in shops. Cyrville is take-away only, with no seating, so do not plan a sit-down visit there. Gift cards are sold, re-loaded and redeemed in store at all four locations, according to the brand FAQ, but they cannot be bought on the website, and no gift-card price is published anywhere I could find.

The SconeWitch Elgin Street menu question comes up a lot, and the answer is the same as for every location: there is no published in-store menu to check, online or in this guide. The Elgin shop at 150 Elgin Street is the downtown one, open earliest at 6:30am, and it is the shop I would pick for a first visit. If your Ottawa bakery crawl takes you beyond scones, the Bridgehead Coffee menu prices guide covers an Ottawa coffee chain that pairs well with a bakery stop. For Scone Witch itself, my advice is simple. Check the online shop for what you can buy today, and ask at the counter for the in-store prices before you order.

The Scone Witch Menu Prices FAQ

The Scone Witch menu prices come down to a simple split, and that split is worth remembering. The online shop is fully priced and easy to plan around, with SconeWitch scones price Canada starting at $19.95 for bake at home packs, teas from $2.99, and coffee from $13.49. The in-store counter is a different story, with no published menu and only reported figures to go on. I would still go. A fresh scone with clotted cream, a ham and Gruyere sconewich, and an Eggwitch for breakfast are worth the trip to Elgin Street. Just ask the price at the counter first, and check the shop for bake at home stock before you count on a flavour that might be sold out.

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