Starbucks Coffee Menu 2026: Prices, Caffeine & Calories for Every Coffee

This is Starbucks’ coffee menu as its own website lists it in November 2026: brewed coffee by roast, espresso and Americanos, the classic milk-and-espresso drinks, cold brew, Nitro, Iced Coffee and the coffee Frappuccinos. Each drink is a card with its price, caffeine, calories, sugar and protein. Search, filter by hot, iced, cold brew or decaf, or sort by price, caffeine or calories.

Calories, caffeine, sugar, protein and sizes come from Starbucks’ own menu data for each drink. Starbucks doesn’t publish prices, so prices come from allaboutstarbucks.com’s November 2026 list of typical US prices, which it marks as estimates. For flavored, holiday, iced and protein lattes, see our separate Starbucks latte menu, which covers all 64.

Which Starbucks Coffee Gives the Most Caffeine for the Money?

Plain brewed coffee, by a wide margin. Dividing Starbucks’ caffeine figures by the list prices, a Venti Pike Place gives about 94 mg of caffeine per dollar and a Grande about 86. An Americano or Nitro Cold Brew gives about 50, a Grande Caffè Latte 27 and a Coffee Frappuccino just 15.

That ranking surprises a lot of people. A Grande Pike Place has more than twice the caffeine of a Grande Caffè Latte (315 mg against 150 mg) and costs about $2 less. Cold Brew is smoother, but a Grande has about a third less caffeine than the same size of hot brewed coffee. If you want strong and cheap, order brewed coffee; if you want strong and iced, a Venti Iced Coffee or a Venti Americano over ice is the better deal.

Starbucks Coffee Sizes, Including Trenta

Starbucks coffee comes in Short (8 fl oz), Tall (12), Grande (16) and Venti (20 fl oz hot, 24 fl oz iced), per Starbucks’ menu. Cold Brew and Iced Coffee also come in a 30 fl oz Trenta. Nitro Cold Brew comes only in Tall and Grande.

Every one of these is 0 to 15 calories black, per Starbucks. The calories come from what you add: Vanilla Sweet Cream turns a 5-calorie Cold Brew into 110 calories, and the Salted Caramel Cream version into 240.

Decaf and Low-Caffeine Starbucks Coffee

A Grande Decaf Pike Place has 25 mg of caffeine and a Grande Half-Caff 170 mg, per Starbucks, against 315 mg for regular brewed coffee. Both cost the same as regular brewed coffee on the price list, about $3.65 for a Grande.

Espresso drinks can be made decaf too: Starbucks’ menu offers Decaf Espresso Roast and 1/3, 1/2 or 2/3 decaf shots for any espresso drink. A Coffee Traveler, the box of brewed coffee for groups, comes in regular and decaf Pike Place.

Coffee Frappuccinos: Less Caffeine, Much More Sugar

Starbucks’ coffee Frappuccinos have only 85 to 110 mg of caffeine in a Grande, but 45 to 65 g of sugar and 230 to 480 calories. The plain Coffee Frappuccino is the lightest at 230 calories; the Mocha Cookie Crumble is the heaviest at 480.

So a Frappuccino is a dessert with some coffee in it rather than a coffee. If you want something cold, sweet and caffeinated, a Vanilla Sweet Cream Cold Brew gives 185 mg of caffeine for 110 calories and 14 g of sugar, according to Starbucks.

How to Order Coffee at Starbucks

1. Pick the base: brewed coffee, espresso (Americano, latte, cappuccino), cold brew or iced coffee.
2. Pick the roast: brewed coffee comes as Blonde, Medium (Pike Place) or the featured Dark roast, and espresso as Signature or Blonde.
3. Pick the size: Short, Tall, Grande, Venti or, for Cold Brew and Iced Coffee, Trenta.
4. Customize: milk, syrups, cold foam and extra shots. Starbucks’ menu lists 12 milk choices and a range of sugar-free syrups.
5. Bring a cup if you like: Starbucks’ menu includes a Personal Cup option.

Want food with it? See our Starbucks breakfast menu. For Refreshers, tea, food and bakery, see our full Starbucks menu prices guide, and check what time Starbucks closes before a late run. Comparing coffee chains? See our Dutch Bros menu and Scooter’s Coffee menu guides.

Hungry too? See our Starbucks food menu for prices, calories and protein on every sandwich, pastry and snack.

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How We Built This Starbucks Coffee Guide

The drink list, sizes, calories, caffeine, sugar, protein and options come from Starbucks’ own US online menu, read drink by drink in November 2026. Starbucks doesn’t publish prices, so prices come from allaboutstarbucks.com’s November 2026 list of typical US prices, which it marks as estimates; brewed coffee is priced the same for every roast on that list. The caffeine-per-dollar figures are our own calculations. Drinks that list doesn’t price are marked “price varies”. We didn’t buy or taste these drinks for this guide.