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The Dunkin’ Donuts coffee menu is built around fast, customizable coffee. This hub covers the whole coffee and espresso lineup: hot and iced coffee brewed from Original Blend or Dark Roast, Cold Brew, Nitro, lattes, cappuccino, macchiato and Americano, with 2026 prices, sizes and calories in one place. Brewed coffee comes in Small (10 oz), Medium (14 oz), Large (20 oz) and XL (24 oz); espresso and iced drinks pour in Small, Medium and Large. Prices below are US national averages and vary by location, because Dunkin’ is franchised.

Dunkin’ Coffee Menu Prices

Here is the full Dunkin’ coffee menu with prices for 2026, split into two tables. The first covers hot brewed coffee and the hot espresso line; the second covers iced coffee, Cold Brew, Nitro and iced espresso. Every figure is a national-average range. Your local store sets its own price around a national guide, so treat these as the ballpark your receipt should land inside. We re-check the menu monthly.

Hot Coffee: Original Blend, Dark Roast & Flavored

Hot coffee is the backbone of the menu. The everyday cup is Original Blend, a medium-roast, 100% Arabica house blend that is smooth, balanced and never bitter. Fans of a bolder cup can ask for Dark Roast, brewed at the same price, with a deeper, slightly smoky finish. Both pour from $2.29 for a Small up to $3.29 for an XL, and both take cream, milk and sugar exactly how you like.

Want it flavored? Any hot coffee can be built with a sweet flavor swirl (French Vanilla, Caramel, Hazelnut, Toasted White Chocolate) or an unsweetened flavor shot. A medium hot coffee carries roughly 210 mg of caffeine and just 5 calories black, so it is the strongest brewed option on the menu before you add anything. If you take milk and a swirl, calories climb into the low hundreds. The caffeine and calorie table further down breaks it out.

Iced Coffee

Iced coffee is Dunkin’s signature drink and its best seller. It is the same Original Blend brewed hot, then poured over ice, so it keeps that easy-drinking, lightly sweet character. A Small starts at $2.99, a Medium is about $3.29 and a Large $3.69, with roughly 198 mg of caffeine in a medium. Order it with your milk of choice and a swirl or flavor shot, or keep it black. Ask for light ice if you want more coffee in the cup.

Iced coffee has a lot going on, from flavor combinations to the best value builds. Our full Dunkin’ iced coffee guide covers every flavor, size and price in depth.

Cold Brew & Nitro Cold Brew

Cold brew is a different drink from iced coffee: coarse grounds are steeped in cold water for about 12 hours instead of brewed hot, which produces a smoother, naturally sweeter cup with low acidity and the highest standard caffeine on the menu, around 260 mg in a medium. Dunkin’ Cold Brew runs about $3.69–$4.59, and Nitro Cold Brew, infused with nitrogen for a creamy, cascading, draft-style pour, is $4.49–$4.99 and served without ice. Nitro comes in Small and Medium only.

Cold brew takes swirls and cold foam beautifully. For the full brew-vs-brew breakdown, flavor ideas and pricing, see the dedicated Dunkin’ cold brew page.

Lattes, Cappuccino, Macchiato & Americano

Dunkin’s espresso line is pulled from freshly ground beans and comes hot or iced. A latte is espresso with steamed milk and a little foam; a cappuccino is the same espresso with far more foam and less milk. Both run about $3.99 for a Small to $4.99 for a Large hot, a touch more iced. A macchiato is layered rather than mixed, with milk on the bottom and espresso poured on top. That gives a stronger, more distinct espresso hit at $4.29–$5.29. The Signature versions add a flavor swirl and whipped topping.

Prefer your espresso without milk? An Americano is shots of espresso topped with hot water for a clean, bold black cup at $3.29–$4.09, and a straight shot of espresso is $1.99 single or $2.49 double. Every espresso drink can be customized with dairy or non-dairy milk, swirls, shots and toppings, which is where the fun of a custom order begins.

Matcha & Non-Coffee Drinks

Not everyone wants coffee. The Matcha Latte whisks ceremonial-style green tea powder with milk for an earthy, gently sweet drink with about 120 mg of caffeine. It’s hot at $4.19–$5.19 and iced at $4.69–$5.69. Our Dunkin’ matcha latte guide covers builds and the best flavor pairings.

For a caffeine-free treat, Hot Chocolate ($2.49–$3.29) is rich, cocoa-forward and around 280 calories in a medium. See the hot chocolate page for sizes and seasonal variations. Hot and iced tea round out the non-coffee options for lighter days.

Flavor Swirls & Shots: Build a Custom Coffee

Customization is a big part of the Dunkin’ coffee menu, and two add-ins do most of the work. A flavor swirl is sweet and creamy: French Vanilla, Caramel, Hazelnut and Toasted White Chocolate are the year-round Dunkin’ coffee flavors, with seasonal swirls like Cookie Dough and Pumpkin rotating in. A flavor shot is unsweetened and sugar-free, with options like French Vanilla, Hazelnut, Toasted Almond, Coconut, Blueberry and Raspberry, so it adds aroma without the extra calories.

From there you can dial strength with extra espresso shots, add cold foam, swap the milk, or go light on ice. Popular custom drinks and viral copycat orders are smart combinations of these standard options. There is no separate secret menu; a swirl, a shot and a milk swap are all it takes to make a drink your own. Choosing a flavor shot over a swirl is the simplest way to cut the sugar in any order.

Milk & Non-Dairy Options

Every coffee and espresso drink lets you pick the milk. Dairy choices are whole milk, 2%, skim, cream and half-and-half. On the non-dairy side, Dunkin’ offers oat milk, almond milk and coconut milk, usually for a small upcharge. Oat milk is the creamiest swap and works especially well in lattes and cold brew; almond milk is lighter and nuttier and trims calories. All three are plant-based and dairy-free, which makes most of the espresso line easy to order vegan when paired with a flavor shot instead of a dairy-based swirl.

Caffeine & Calories by Drink

Black hot coffee, iced coffee and cold brew are near-zero calories; the calories arrive with milk, swirls, cold foam and whipped topping. Cold Brew is the strongest standard cup by caffeine, followed by hot coffee. Here is a quick reference for a medium in its standard build. Customize and the numbers move.

Building a specific order? The Dunkin’ calorie calculator lets you add your milk, swirls and shots and see the exact totals for your cup.

Best Dunkin’ Coffee Drinks, Ranked

After years of ordering across dozens of locations, these are the coffees I come back to. Ranked, with honest tasting notes.

How to Order (App & Hacks)

The cheapest, fastest way to order coffee is the Dunkin’ app: order ahead for pickup, skip the line, earn Dunkin’ Rewards points on every order and unlock app-only offers and a birthday drink. At the counter or drive-thru, a few hacks go a long way: ask for light ice to get more coffee in an iced cup, swap a sugary swirl for a sugar-free flavor shot to cut calories, and add a single espresso shot rather than sizing up when you want strength, not volume.

New to the menu or comparing everything side by side? Start from the master Dunkin’ menu with prices, then dive into the iced coffee and cold brew guides for the deep detail on Dunkin’s most popular drinks.

Frequently Asked Questions