Wetherspoon Jacket Potatoes Menu 2026 | Prices & Fillings

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Simple doesn’t have to mean boring. The Wetherspoon jacket potatoes menu covers both ends of that idea — a classic potato with a side salad and your choice of filling for anyone who wants something straightforward, and a range of loaded “gourmet” spuds for anyone who doesn’t.

Below is the full breakdown of both ranges, every filling, and the nutrition, allergen and gluten-free details worth knowing before you order.

Wetherspoon Jacket Potatoes Menu: Prices & Full Details

Served
11:30am – 11pm, daily
Classic, from
£6.49 (soft drink)
Gourmet, from
£7.99 (soft drink)
Includes
Side salad, drink & one filling
Classic Wetherspoon jacket potato with fillings
A classic jacket potato with side salad and your choice of filling

Classic Jacket Potato Fillings

Comes with a side salad and your choice of one filling, plus a drink included. Extra fillings can be added for 99p each.

Tuna Mayo
634 kcal
Cheese
628 kcal
Coleslaw
602 kcal
Chilli Bean Non-Carne
485 kcal
Mediterranean Vegetables
475 kcal
Baked Beans
462 kcal
£6.49 soft drink
£8.25 alcoholic drink

Gourmet Jackets (Loaded Spuds)

Same side salad and drink included, built on top of a jacket potato with a fully loaded, pre-designed topping combination rather than a single filling choice.

The Loaded Spud
Garlic butter, cheese, maple-cured bacon, sour cream
894 kcal
The Mexican Spud
Chilli bean non-carne, cheese, guacamole, crushed tortilla chips, sliced chilli, coriander
736 kcal
The Smoky Spud
Pulled BBQ beef brisket, cheese, smoky chipotle mayo, sliced chilli
699 kcal
£7.99 soft drink
£9.75 alcoholic drink

Prices and calories confirmed against official Wetherspoon menu information, matching consistently across multiple pubs. Prices vary by pub and may change — always check the app or your local menu before ordering.

Classic vs Gourmet: What’s the Difference?

The classic jacket potato is built around choice — pick one filling from six options, and add more for 99p each if you want to combine flavours. The gourmet jackets skip the choice entirely in favour of a fixed, fully loaded combination — think garlic butter, bacon and sour cream rather than a single topping — for £1.50 more with a soft drink. If you know exactly what you want, go classic and customise it; if you’d rather someone else had already worked out the best combination, gourmet is built for that.

Nutrition Information

Calorie counts across both ranges, from lightest to heaviest:

  1. Baked Beans (classic) — 462 kcal
  2. Mediterranean Vegetables (classic) — 475 kcal
  3. Chilli Bean Non-Carne (classic) — 485 kcal
  4. Coleslaw (classic) — 602 kcal
  5. Cheese (classic) — 628 kcal
  6. Tuna Mayo (classic) — 634 kcal
  7. The Smoky Spud (gourmet) — 699 kcal
  8. The Mexican Spud (gourmet) — 736 kcal
  9. The Loaded Spud (gourmet) — 894 kcal

As a rule, every classic filling sits under 650 kcal, while all three gourmet jackets sit at 699 kcal or higher — a straightforward way to gauge which side of the menu suits what you’re after. Full nutritional values, including protein, fat and carbohydrate content, are available on the customer information screen, the Wetherspoon app, and the official website.

Allergen Information

Key allergens to be aware of, by filling or topping:

  1. Tuna Mayo — fish, egg (mayonnaise)
  2. Cheese — milk
  3. Coleslaw — egg, mustard (in the dressing)
  4. Chilli Bean Non-Carne — none of the 14 major allergens as standard, but always confirm at the pub
  5. Mediterranean Vegetables — none of the 14 major allergens as standard, but always confirm at the pub
  6. Baked Beans — none of the 14 major allergens as standard, but always confirm at the pub
  7. Gourmet jackets — milk (cheese, sour cream), sulphites (cured beef brisket), soya (sauces), depending on the spud chosen

Ingredients can vary by pub and may change, so allergen information should always be checked on the customer information screen, the Wetherspoon app, or by asking staff directly before ordering — particularly if you have a diagnosed food allergy.

Gluten-Free Options

A few points worth knowing if you’re avoiding gluten:

  1. The jacket potato itself is naturally gluten-free before any filling is added
  2. Coleslaw’s dressing and some sauces used in the gourmet jackets may contain gluten-based ingredients
  3. Cross-contact is possible, since kitchen and bar service can involve shared preparation areas
  4. Wetherspoon no longer publishes a separate gluten-free menu, having moved to full ingredient and allergen listings on the app, website and in-pub screens instead

If you’re avoiding gluten, check a specific filling’s full ingredient list via the customer information screen or app before ordering, since this offers more up-to-date detail than a fixed printed menu can.

Gourmet loaded jacket potatoes at Wetherspoon
The three gourmet loaded jackets — Smoky, Mexican and Loaded

Frequently Asked Questions

How much is a Wetherspoon jacket potato?

A classic jacket potato with a side salad, one filling and a drink is £6.49 with a soft drink, or £8.25 with an alcoholic drink.

What fillings are available?

Six classic fillings: tuna mayo, cheese, coleslaw, chilli bean non-carne, Mediterranean vegetables, and baked beans. Extra fillings can be added for 99p each.

What are the gourmet jacket potato options?

Three loaded options: The Smoky Spud (BBQ beef brisket, cheese, chipotle mayo), The Mexican Spud (chilli bean non-carne, cheese, guacamole, tortilla chips), and The Loaded Spud (garlic butter, cheese, bacon, sour cream), from £7.99 with a soft drink.

Is a jacket potato gluten-free at Wetherspoon?

The plain potato itself is naturally gluten-free, but some fillings, sauces and the coleslaw dressing may contain gluten. Always check the customer information screen or app for the specific filling you want.

Summary

The Wetherspoon jacket potatoes menu covers both the simple and the indulgent — six classic fillings for anyone who knows exactly what they want, and three loaded gourmet jackets for anyone happy to let someone else do the combining. Both come with a side salad and a drink already sorted, so the price you see is the price you pay.

Written and checked by Sam Ellis, Menu Editor at Wetherspoon.uk — last verified September 2026. About this site.

Prices and calories shown are correct as of July 2026 and sourced from officially published Wetherspoon menu information. Prices vary by pub and may change — always confirm with your local pub or the Wetherspoon app before ordering. This is an independent guide and is not affiliated with JD Wetherspoon plc.