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The Dunkin’ Donuts drinks menu covers everything the chain pours: hot coffee, iced coffee, espresso drinks and lattes, cold brew, frozen coffee and Coolattas, fruit Refreshers, hot and iced tea, chai, and hot chocolate. This hub is the full Dunkin’ drinks menu with prices for 2026, sorted by category with Small, Medium and Large pricing, and it links down to a dedicated guide for every drink so you can jump straight to the one you want. Most drinks land between $2 and $6 depending on size and customization. Prices are US national averages and vary by location, because Dunkin’ is franchised.

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Hot Coffee

Iced Coffee

Lattes

Cold Brew

Espresso

Refreshers

Frozen Coffee

Coolatta

Hot Chocolate

Tea & Chai

Hot Coffee & Espresso Drinks

Hot coffee is where Dunkin’ started, and it is still the cheapest way to caffeinate. A brewed Original Blend hot coffee runs about $2.29–$3.49 across Small through Extra Large, and you can order it black or dialed in with cream, milk and flavor shots at no change in category. Above brewed coffee sits the espresso lineup: hot lattes, cappuccinos, macchiatos and Americanos, all built on the same espresso. Lattes, cappuccinos and macchiatos add milk, while an Americano adds hot water. Those espresso drinks run roughly $3.29–$5.29 depending on size.

For the brewed side, styles and the best ways to order, see the Dunkin’ coffee menu. If you want milk-forward espresso, the Dunkin’ latte guide covers hot and iced builds, and the Dunkin’ espresso page breaks down shots, macchiatos and Americanos. Hot Chocolate and Hot Tea also live on this table for the non-coffee crowd.

Iced Coffee & Cold Brew

Iced coffee is Dunkin’s best-selling drink, and the cold lineup is the deepest part of the menu. Standard iced coffee is brewed hot and poured over ice at about $2.99–$3.69. Cold brew is steeped cold for 12 hours for a smoother, bolder cup at $3.69–$4.59, and Nitro Cold Brew adds a creamy, cascading head on tap. Iced lattes, iced macchiatos and iced Americanos round out the espresso side of the cold menu.

Iced coffee and cold brew are close cousins, but they drink differently: cold brew is less acidic and naturally sweeter, while iced coffee is brighter and cheaper. The full breakdown, flavor list and calorie notes are on the Dunkin’ iced coffee and Dunkin’ cold brew pages. Every iced drink takes the same flavor shots and swirls as its hot version, so anything on the hot menu can usually be poured over ice.

Frozen Drinks: Frozen Coffee & Coolatta

When you want dessert in a cup, Dunkin’ blends two frozen drinks. Frozen Coffee is coffee, milk and ice whipped into a thick, sweet slush, closer to a coffee milkshake than an iced coffee, at about $4.29–$5.29. The Coolatta is the fruit-forward, coffee-free option, a frozen slush in flavors like Strawberry and Blue Raspberry that runs $3.99–$4.99. Frozen Chocolate gives the same blended treatment a cocoa spin.

These are the highest-calorie drinks on the board, so treat them as a splurge rather than a daily coffee. For sizes, flavors and the best orders, see the Dunkin’ Frozen Coffee and Dunkin’ Coolatta guides.

Refreshers & Tea

Not everyone wants coffee, and this is where the lighter, fruitier side of the menu lives. Dunkin’ Refreshers mix fruit flavor with a base of green tea, black tea, lemonade, oatmilk, Protein Milk or sparkling water (the tea bases add a gentle caffeine kick) for a bright, lighter drink, priced around $3.79–$4.99. They come in Strawberry Dragonfruit, Mango Pineapple, Peach Passion Fruit, Raspberry Watermelon and a caffeine-free Lemonade Refresher.

On the classic side, Dunkin’ brews hot and iced tea, green tea, and both hot and iced chai latte, a spiced, sweet tea-and-milk drink. Tea runs about $2.29–$3.39 and chai lattes $4.29–$5.69.

Explore every flavor and caffeine level on the Dunkin’ Refreshers page, and the tea lineup on the Dunkin’ iced tea guide. For the warm, kid-friendly pick, the Dunkin’ hot chocolate page has whipped-topping and seasonal options.

Drink Sizes & Caffeine

Two questions decide most orders: how big, and how much caffeine. Here is how Dunkin’ sizing works and how the drinks stack up on caffeine, using the medium, standard-build numbers.

Dunkin’ Drink Sizes Explained

Almost every Dunkin’ drink comes in Small, Medium and Large. Hot coffee and hot tea add an Extra Large, while frozen drinks, Refreshers and espresso drinks top out at Large. Cold cups are bigger than hot cups at the same size name, because iced drinks include the ice, so a large iced coffee holds more liquid than a large hot coffee. Espresso drinks gain caffeine as they size up: a hot latte runs about 118 mg (Small), 166 mg (Medium) and 252 mg (Large).

Which Dunkin’ Drink Has the Most Caffeine?

Iced coffee is the strongest standard drink at a medium (about 297 mg), ahead of an Americano or macchiato (about 284 mg), cold brew (about 260 mg) and brewed hot coffee (about 210 mg), with lattes and Refreshers landing lower. Hot chocolate is nearly caffeine-free. The chart compares a medium of each popular drink.

Caffeine climbs with size and with extra espresso shots, and drops when you order decaf or a caffeine-free Refresher. To total the calories on any custom order, use the Dunkin’ calorie calculator.

How to Order & Customize

Every drink here is a starting point. Dunkin’ lets you change the milk, sweetness, flavor and temperature on almost anything, and ordering ahead on the Dunkin’ app makes the customizations easy to tap through while you earn Dunkin’ Rewards points. The drive-thru and counter work too, but the app is where the app-only deals and the fastest reordering live.

Customizing Your Drink

The common swaps are the same across hot and iced: choose your milk (whole, skim, oat or almond), set the sweetness with sugar or flavor swirls and shots, and add or remove espresso shots. Swirls (like caramel or French vanilla) add sweetness and calories; unsweetened flavor shots add flavor with almost none. Ordering a drink black or with a splash of milk keeps calories and cost at the bottom of the range.

Sugar-Free & Non-Coffee Options

If you are cutting sugar, ask for unsweetened flavor shots instead of swirls, skip the classic sweetener, and choose a black coffee, cold brew or espresso. For a drink with no coffee at all, the caffeine-free Lemonade Refresher, hot or iced tea, chai and hot chocolate all skip the coffee bean, and a Refresher offers only a light caffeine level. Non-dairy milks make many drinks dairy-free, though whipped topping, cold foams and every sweetened swirl except Mocha contain dairy.

For the whole chain side by side, including donuts, breakfast and deals, start from the master Dunkin’ menu with prices. Prices on this page are national-average ranges and vary by location, because Dunkin’ is franchised; your receipt should land inside the ranges shown.

Sources and further reading: Dunkin’ official menu and nutrition information, FDA: how much caffeine is too much, FDA: added sugars on the Nutrition Facts label. Prices are typical US prices and vary by location.

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