Starbucks Menu With Prices (September 2026)

Starbucks Menu Prices at a Glance

Starbucks prices sit higher than any other national coffee chain, and they move upward most years. What throws people is the size system: a medium is called a Grande, a large is a Venti, and the same drink can swing two dollars depending on which cup you point at. This page lists prices for all available sizes so you can see exactly where the jump happens.

Figures below are national in-store averages taken from the Starbucks app across several states. Licensed stores inside airports, hotels, supermarkets and university campuses run their own pricing and are usually 15 to 30 percent higher. Delivery through third party apps adds another markup on top of the fees.

Starbucks Cup Sizes Explained

Five sizes exist but not every size is offered on every drink. Short is hot only and is not printed on the menu board, though any store will make it. Trenta is cold only and limited to iced tea, Refreshers and cold brew. Grande is the default size the barista assumes if you do not name one.

A Venti hot drink gets two espresso shots, the same as a Grande. A Venti iced gets three. That single detail is why ordering a Venti hot latte is poor value and a Venti iced latte is not.

Hot Coffee Menu and Prices

Brewed coffee is the cheapest thing on the board and the only drink where a refill costs nothing if you stay in the store. Pike Place is the medium roast poured all day. Blonde Roast is lighter and higher in caffeine, which surprises people who assume dark roast is stronger.

Espresso Drinks Menu and Prices

This is the core of the menu and where most of the spend goes. A latte and a cappuccino cost the same and use the same shots, the difference is milk texture: latte is steamed milk with a thin layer of foam, cappuccino is mostly foam. The Flat White uses ristretto shots, which is why it tastes sweeter without added syrup.

Every syrup pump beyond the standard build is free to remove but costs around 80 cents to add. Asking for half the pumps is the single easiest way to cut 60 to 100 calories without changing the drink you like.

Hot Tea, Chai and Hot Chocolate

Teavana tea bags are brewed to order and a plain hot tea is the second cheapest drink on the menu. Chai and matcha both come pre-sweetened, so if you want less sugar you have to ask for fewer scoops of matcha powder or fewer pumps of chai concentrate.

Cold Coffee, Cold Brew and Iced Espresso

Cold brew steeps for 20 hours without heat, which is why it tastes smoother and less acidic than iced coffee. Iced coffee is simply brewed hot and chilled, and it costs a dollar less. Nitro is cold brew pushed through nitrogen, served without ice and only in Tall and Grande.

Cold brew and iced coffee are also sold in a Trenta at 30 ounces, priced around $5.25 and $4.65. The Trenta is not available for any drink containing milk or espresso.

Frappuccino Menu and Prices

Frappuccinos split into two families. Coffee Frappuccinos contain espresso or Frappuccino roast, Creme Frappuccinos contain none and are the caffeine free option for kids. Every one comes with whipped cream as standard, which you can decline to save 80 to 110 calories.

Refreshers, Iced Teas and Cold Drinks

Refreshers are green coffee extract based, so they carry caffeine even though they taste like fruit juice. Swapping the water base for coconut milk turns a Strawberry Acai into a Pink Drink and a Mango Dragonfruit into a Dragon Drink, at about 50 cents more.

Starbucks Breakfast Menu and Prices

Breakfast food runs all day at Starbucks. There is no cut-off time, which is one of the few things it does better than the drive-thru chains. Everything is heated in a small convection oven, so expect a two to three minute wait even when the queue is short.

The Egg White and Roasted Red Pepper Egg Bites at 170 calories are the lowest calorie hot food on the menu, and the Spinach and Feta Wrap is the cheapest item with real protein in it.

Bakery and Treats

Pastries are baked off site and delivered daily, then warmed on request at no charge. Always ask for it warmed, it makes a noticeable difference to the croissants and the coffee cake.

Lunch Sandwiches, Pockets and Protein Boxes

Lunch is the quietest part of the Starbucks menu and the part most people never look at. Protein boxes are cold and ready to go, the sandwiches are pressed and heated. Availability varies by store size, and smaller kiosk locations often carry none of it.

Seasonal and Off-Menu Orders

Starbucks runs four seasonal launches a year and the autumn one, built around the Pumpkin Spice Latte, is the biggest sales week the company has. Alongside those, a set of off-menu builds have become common enough that most baristas know them by name.

• Pumpkin Spice Latte. Back late August through November, priced $5.95 for a Grande, 390 calories.
• Peppermint Mocha. November through early January, $5.95 Grande, 440 calories.
• Medicine Ball. The official name is Honey Citrus Mint Tea. It is on the menu now, no need to describe it.
• Undertow. Order a doppio espresso over cold milk and vanilla syrup, poured slowly so it layers.
• Cinderella Latte. A Pumpkin Spice Latte with half the pumpkin pumps replaced by white mocha.

Off-menu drinks are built from ingredients the store already carries, so you are charged for each component. Describe the build rather than using the nickname if the barista does not recognise it.

Starbucks Opening Hours

Hours vary widely because so many stores sit inside other businesses. Standalone cafes open early for the commuter rush and close in the evening. Drive-thru locations usually run longer at both ends, and a small number stay open 24 hours near motorways and hospitals.

Starbucks Rewards and How to Pay Less

Nothing cuts a Starbucks bill like the Stars programme, and paying with a preloaded card doubles the rate. Worth doing before you order:

• Pay with a preloaded Starbucks Card or the app to earn 2 Stars per dollar instead of 1.
• Redeem at the right tier. 100 Stars gets a hot brewed coffee or a bakery item, 200 gets a handcrafted drink, 300 gets a sandwich or a protein box.
• Bring your own cup for a 10 cent discount and 25 bonus Stars per order.
• Order a Grande, not a Venti hot. Both get two espresso shots, so the extra dollar buys you nothing but milk.
• Skip the licensed stores. The same drink inside an airport or supermarket can cost a dollar more and does not always earn Stars.
• Free refills on brewed coffee and tea apply while you are still in the store, on the same visit, for Rewards members.

Nutrition and Customisation Notes

Calories listed are for a Grande as the drink is normally built, with whole milk and standard syrup pumps. Switching to nonfat milk cuts roughly 40 calories, oat milk sits close to whole milk, and almond milk saves the most at around 60. Non-dairy milks no longer carry a surcharge. Every syrup, sauce and topping is optional, and asking for fewer pumps is free. Nutrition data comes from Starbucks published figures.

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