Starbucks Iced Coffee and Cold Brew Menu With Prices (November 2026)

Starbucks iced coffee menu prices

The iced coffee menu has 39 drinks. Iced drinks are listed at the Tall size on Uber Eats, and coffee that is brewed rather than pulled as espresso — iced coffee and the cold brews — also comes as a 30 oz Trenta. The most ordered ones, by size:

Iced coffee vs. Cold Brew

Iced coffee is hot-brewed coffee chilled over ice; Cold Brew is steeped cold for hours and tastes smoother. Iced coffee is the cheaper of the two by $0.90 for a Tall ($4.65 vs $5.55) and costs 100 Stars instead of 200 in Starbucks Rewards. Cold Brew is a little stronger in every size — 205 mg against 185 mg in a Grande, 360 against 320 mg in a Trenta. Both have 5 calories or less until you add milk or syrup.

Starbucks Cold Brew price and cream cold brews

Plain Cold Brew is $5.55 for a Tall and has almost no calories (5 in a Grande). The cream cold brews top it with a flavored cold foam for $0.30–$1.00 more and add 80–200 calories. Nondairy versions are the same price with fewer calories, and the Vanilla Protein Cream Cold Brew ($7.35) adds 13 g of protein.

Buying a cream cold brew from the menu is cheaper than adding foam yourself: vanilla sweet cream cold foam is $1.65 as an add-on on Uber Eats, while the Salted Caramel Cream Cold Brew costs only $0.60 more than a plain one.

Starbucks iced latte price

An Iced Caffè Latte is $5.85 for a Tall — $0.25 more than the hot latte — and $6.45 for a Grande. Iced espresso drinks get an extra shot in the Venti: an iced Venti latte has three shots (225 mg), the hot one two. Flavored iced lattes cost $6.85 (Lavender, Toasted Coconut, Cinnamon Dolce, Blonde Vanilla) to $8.35 (Banana Bread); the fall Iced Pumpkin Spice Latte and Iced Pecan Crunch Latte are $7.75.

The Iced Flat White ($6.75) has ristretto shots and whole milk, which makes it the strongest iced latte-style drink in a Tall — 130 mg against 75 mg. The Iced Caramel Macchiato, $6.75, is a vanilla iced latte with the shots on top and caramel drizzle.

Shaken espresso price

Shaken espressos are the strongest iced espresso drinks on the menu and among the lightest, because they use only a splash of milk. The plain Iced Shaken Espresso is $5.55 for a Tall with 225 mg in a Grande; the oatmilk versions with Blonde shots — Brown Sugar, Hazelnut, Horchata — cost $7.15–$7.35 and have 255 mg in a Grande for just 150 calories.

The Iced Vanilla Protein Cream Shaken Espresso is the most expensive iced coffee on the menu at $9.55 for a Tall, with 15 g of protein.

Iced mochas and protein lattes

The Iced Caffè Mocha and Iced White Chocolate Mocha are $6.75 for a Tall; the Iced Dubai Chocolate Mocha, with pistachio, is $7.75 and the heaviest iced coffee here: 620 calories in a Venti. The iced protein lattes cost $7.75–$7.95 and give 22 g of protein in a Tall; the sugar-free versions have 150 calories.

Iced coffee calories and caffeine

Black iced coffee, Cold Brew and the Iced Americano stay at 10 calories or less in a Tall. With milk, the Iced Shaken Espresso (70) and the Iced Caffè Latte (100) are the lightest choices; the mochas and seasonal lattes run 260–330 for a Tall.

Cheapest ways to get an iced coffee

• Iced coffee ($4.65) is the cheapest drink on the menu here; ask for a splash of milk at no charge.
• A Trenta iced coffee or Cold Brew is the lowest price per ounce on the whole menu — $0.20 per fl oz for iced coffee.
• An Iced Americano ($4.95) with milk added is $0.90 less than an iced latte.
• Cold foam on Uber Eats is $1.65 extra — order a cream cold brew from the menu instead.
• Want it strong for less? A Venti iced latte has three shots for $0.40 more than a Grande.

Hot versions: Starbucks hot coffee menu. Blended iced coffee: Frappuccino menu. Sizes up to Trenta: Starbucks sizes. Full menu: Starbucks menu prices.