Dunkin’ Donuts Menu With Prices (Updated October 2026)

Dunkin’ Menu Prices at a Glance

Dunkin’ sells more coffee than donuts and has done for years, which is why the company dropped the word Donuts from its signs in 2019 and became just Dunkin’. Most people still type the old name into a search box, and the menu still has a donut case, but the business runs on the drive thru coffee line.

What separates Dunkin’ from Starbucks on price is not the coffee itself, it is the format. A medium hot coffee is around $2.69 and it carries about 210 milligrams of caffeine, which is a lot of coffee for the money. The espresso drinks cost roughly what they cost everywhere. The value sits in the plain brewed coffee and in the breakfast sandwiches.

Dunkin’ Drink Sizes

This trips people up because the hot and iced lines do not use the same sizes. Hot coffee goes up to an extra large. Iced does not, and a large iced is bigger than an extra large hot.

Dunkin’ Caffeine by Drink and Size

Nobody publishes this cleanly and it is the single most useful table on the Dunkin’ menu, because the caffeine order is not the order you would guess. The strongest drink in the case is not the cold brew and it is not the latte.

Three things in that table are worth saying out loud. First, the iced coffee beats the cold brew at every size, which is the opposite of what most people assume, because Dunkin’ brews its iced coffee double strength to survive the ice. Second, a small macchiato has twice the caffeine of a small latte at almost the same price, because the macchiato is built on two shots where the small latte gets one. Third, a large iced coffee at 396mg sits right at the 400mg a day that the FDA describes as generally safe for healthy adults, in a single cup.

Hot Coffee

Original Blend is the house drip and it is what the chain was built on. Dark Roast and the seasonal flavored blends run at the same price.

An extra large Original Blend, 24 ounces and hot only, runs around $3.29. Black coffee is 5 calories at any size. What moves the number is what goes in it. Dunkin’ pours cream and sugar by default unless you say otherwise, and a medium with cream and three sugars lands around 200 calories, which is most of a donut.

Iced Coffee and Cold Brew

Iced coffee at Dunkin’ is brewed hot at double strength and poured over ice. Cold brew is steeped cold for hours and comes out smoother and less acidic but, as the caffeine table above shows, not stronger.

Black iced coffee is 15 calories in a medium and an iced latte with whole milk is about 130. The flavor swirls are where the calories live, because a swirl is a sweetened condensed dairy syrup rather than a sugar free shot. Asking for a flavor shot instead of a swirl gets you the same flavor at close to zero calories, and it is the single most useful thing to know about ordering here.

Espresso Drinks

Dunkin’ rebuilt its whole espresso program in 2019 and the drinks are meaningfully better than the ones before it. Pricing sits below Starbucks on the same drink by roughly a dollar.

The Signature Lattes are the ones topped with whipped cream and a drizzle, and at 410 calories a medium they are the heaviest hot drinks on the menu. The chai latte at 290 is heavier than a plain latte because the chai concentrate arrives pre sweetened and cannot be ordered unsweetened.

Dunkin’ Refreshers

Refreshers are green tea based, which is where the caffeine comes from, mixed with fruit concentrate. They are lighter than they look at around 120 to 170 calories for a medium.

Ordering a Refresher with lemonade instead of green tea removes the caffeine entirely and adds sugar. Ordering it with coconut milk instead makes it creamy and adds around 60 calories. The flavors rotate seasonally, so not all four are on the board at once.

Frozen Drinks

The Coolatta is the old one and it is essentially a slush. The Frozen Coffee and Frozen Chocolate are blended and considerably heavier.

A medium Frozen Chocolate at 690 calories is more than two glazed donuts and more than any breakfast sandwich on the menu. It is a dessert sold in a drinks cup, which is fine as long as you know that going in.

Tea and Hot Chocolate

Dunkin’ tea is brewed from bags rather than a concentrate, so a plain black tea is genuinely zero calories and carries 90mg of caffeine in a small or medium. Only the large steps up to 180mg, because the small and medium use the same single bag.

Dunkin’ Donuts

Classic donuts are $1.49 to $1.89 each depending on the location and whether it is a filled one. The economics only change when you buy in bulk.

The half dozen barely saves anything against buying six singles at the cheaper end. The dozen is the only real discount, and even that is roughly a quarter off per donut. If you want two donuts, buy two donuts.

The spread across the whole case is only 70 calories, which means the choice between a glazed and a cinnamon sugar cake donut is not a meaningful health decision. Pick the one you want. Seasonal donuts sit above this range and vary by promotion.

Munchkins

Munchkins are donut holes sold by the count, and they are the item most people assume is the value play. The arithmetic says otherwise.

Standard flavors are glazed, glazed chocolate, powdered sugar, cinnamon and jelly. A mixed box is normal to ask for and costs the same.

Breakfast Sandwiches and Wraps

This is where Dunkin’ is genuinely competitive on price against every other breakfast chain, and the Wake-Up Wrap is the sharpest thing on the whole menu.

The wide calorie ranges are the bread, not the filling. The same bacon egg and cheese is 430 calories on an English muffin and about 660 on a croissant, and Dunkin’ charges the same for either. If you are watching the number, the English muffin is the cheapest lever on the menu and nobody at the counter will blink.

Bagels, Muffins and Bakery

Muffins are the trap in this section. A blueberry muffin at Dunkin’ runs 460 to 590 calories, which is more than a bacon egg and cheese on an English muffin and roughly two glazed donuts, with none of the protein. If you want something sweet with your coffee, the donut is the lighter choice by a wide margin.

Snacks and Sides

Hash browns at Dunkin’ are seasoned potato rounds rather than shredded patties, six to an order, and at 130 calories they are the lightest hot side of any breakfast chain. They are also the easiest thing to add to a wrap order to make it a full meal for under five dollars.

Dunkin’ Rewards

The rewards program runs on points earned per dollar spent, redeemed against drinks and food at set point levels, with a free drink around your birthday. Boosted status days give extra points on certain purchases and the app pushes offers that are often better than anything on the menu board.

Two things are worth doing. Scan or order in the app every single time, because the points are the only discount Dunkin’ offers with any consistency and there is no cost to joining. And check the offers tab before you order rather than after, because an unused offer does not apply retroactively and the app frequently carries a free drink or a discounted sandwich that nobody at the counter will mention. Point values and redemption tiers get adjusted from time to time, so the app is the accurate source rather than any page including this one.

How to Order at Dunkin’ for Less

Order in the app rather than at the counter, and look at the offers tab first. Take a flavor shot rather than a flavor swirl, which removes 100 to 200 calories from a medium at no extra cost. Put your sandwich on an English muffin rather than a croissant, since the price is the same and the calories are not.

If you are buying breakfast for two, two Wake-Up Wraps and a medium coffee comes to roughly seven dollars and feeds one person properly. If you want donuts for more than six people, the dozen is the only bulk price that actually saves money, and buying whole donuts beats buying Munchkins on both food and cost.

And ask for your coffee black if you take it that way, because Dunkin’ adds cream and sugar as the default. Saying nothing gets you both.

Dunkin’ Nutrition Notes

Coffee itself is 5 calories hot and 15 iced. Everything else in the cup is added, and the additions are where the numbers come from. A medium latte is 170, a medium chai latte is 290, a Signature Latte is 410 and a Frozen Chocolate is 690. Our calorie calculator shows how a daily coffee order adds up against your own target.

On the food side the lightest real breakfast is a Wake-Up Wrap at 180 to 210 calories, followed by hash browns at 130 and an English muffin at 140. A plain donut at 260 to 330 is lighter than any muffin on the menu and lighter than most of the sandwiches. The heaviest items are the sourdough sandwich at around 650, the croissant sandwiches at 560 to 660 and the muffins at up to 590. On sodium, the sausage and bacon sandwiches carry the most and the donuts carry very little.

Current Dunkin’ Deals and Offers

The $6 Meal Deal is a genuine saving rather than a rounded down bundle. Bought separately those three items run around $9.30 to $10.50 depending on the restaurant, so the deal takes roughly a third off. It is also one of the few national offers Dunkin’ runs on the board rather than only in the app.

Everything else worth having sits in the app offers tab, which rotates weekly and frequently carries a free drink or a discounted sandwich. Dunkin’ Rewards costs nothing to join and the points are the only discount the chain offers with any consistency.

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