Current prices, calories, caffeine, and secret-menu answers — in one practical guide.
The Dutch Bros menu can be hard to compare when you want current prices, calories, caffeine, and a quick answer about the secret menu. This guide brings the main drinks, size information, popular orders, and helpful customization tips into one place.
Prices can change by store, size, and add-ons, so use this page as a practical guide and confirm the final total in the Dutch Bros app or at your local stand. Whether you are visiting for the first time or already know your favorite order, this guide can help you choose faster with the Dutch Bros menu.
This is an independent guide and is not affiliated with Dutch Bros Coffee.
The most popular Dutch Bros drinks usually fall into three groups: sweet coffee, colorful Rebel energy drinks, and creamy blended drinks. The right choice depends on whether you want coffee, caffeine without espresso, or a dessert-style cup.
The Golden Eagle is an easy first order for anyone who likes a sweet breve. It combines espresso, vanilla, caramel, half-and-half, and a caramel drizzle. For a chocolate-and-caramel flavor, try the Caramelizer. If you prefer a fruit-based drink without coffee, a Strawberry Lemonade is a simple starting point.
Coffee caffeine depends on the drink, size, and espresso shots. A 9-1-1 is a strong espresso choice, while an extra shot can add more caffeine to many coffee drinks. Rebel energy drinks and cold brew are also popular choices, but caffeine can vary, so check the current nutrition information if milligrams matter to you.
Picture Perfect adds extra caramel and chocolate-style sweetness to a blended or iced order. Double Rainbro is a popular fruit combination, and a Freeze gives the drink a thick, dessert-like texture. Ask for less syrup or a sugar-free version if the standard build tastes too sweet.
Dutch Bros prices are usually shown by drink type and size. A small is commonly 16 oz, a medium is 24 oz, and a large is 32 oz. Most drinks fall within a broad range of about $3 to $8, but local pricing is not identical across the United States.
| Size | Typical volume | What to expect |
|---|---|---|
| Small | 16 oz | Lowest starting price |
| Medium | 24 oz | Common everyday choice |
| Large | 32 oz | More drink and often a higher price |
| Kids | 12 oz | Smaller, caffeine-light options |
The table below gives a practical category-level estimate compiled from current menu listings. Your local stand may show a different price, so use the Dutch Bros app for the final amount.
| Category | Small | Medium | Large |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dutch Faves | $3.75–$5.25 | $4.75–$6.45 | $5.85–$7.45 |
| Coffee Classics | $2.25–$5.15 | $3.15–$6.25 | $4.05–$7.35 |
| Protein Coffee | $4.45–$6.05 | $5.45–$7.15 | $6.45–$8.25 |
| Rebel Energy | $3.75–$5.35 | $4.55–$6.35 | $5.45–$7.35 |
| Myst Energy Refresher | $3.95–$5.55 | $4.75–$6.55 | $5.65–$7.55 |
| Blended Freeze | $4.65–$6.35 | $5.65–$7.55 | $6.65–$8.75 |
| Lemonade | $2.85–$4.65 | $3.65–$5.55 | $4.45–$6.45 |
| Iced Tea | $2.25–$4.35 | $3.05–$5.25 | $3.85–$6.15 |
| Shakes | $4.45–$6.15 | $5.45–$7.35 | $6.45–$8.55 |
| Hot Cocoa | $2.25–$4.45 | $3.05–$5.35 | $3.85–$6.25 |
| Smoothies | $3.75–$5.45 | $4.55–$6.45 | $5.35–$7.45 |
| Sparkling Soda | $2.25–$4.35 | $3.05–$5.25 | $3.85–$6.15 |
The final Dutch Bros drink price depends on the category, base drink, location, and custom choices. A medium specialty coffee may cost more than a simple tea, while a large blended drink or premium cold brew can sit at the higher end.
Common add-on prices may apply to:
Sugar-free syrup swaps are often available at no extra cost, but policies can change. Ask the broista before ordering if you need an exact total.
Dutch Bros uses local pricing, so the national average is only a guide. State, city, store costs, size, and add-ons can all affect the amount shown at checkout. The Dutch Bros app or your local stand is the best source for an exact price.
A simple price calculator can make a custom order easier to plan. Select the drink base, size, and add-ons first, then treat the result as an estimate until the local stand confirms the total.
Start with the base drink, choose small, medium, or large, and then add extras such as Soft Top, blending, milk alternatives, an extra shot, or Poppin’ Boba. Keep the calculator separate from the price table so readers can understand both the normal range and the cost of their own build.
Estimated total: $4.75
Estimates vary by location. Confirm the final price in the Dutch Bros app or at your local stand.
The drink category, store location, cup size, toppings, espresso shots, milk choice, and seasonal availability can all affect the checkout price. A calculator should show that the number is an estimate rather than promising one national price.
The full Dutch Bros menu is organized into drink categories rather than one short list. Use the category links below to open complete menus, prices, ingredients, and nutrition details.
Dutch Faves include signature drinks such as Golden Eagle, Caramelizer, Annihilator, Kicker, Cocomo, and Double Torture. These are good choices when you want a familiar Dutch Bros coffee flavor. See the complete Dutch Faves menu and prices.
The Dutch Bros coffee menu includes latte, mocha, Americano, oat milk latte, cold brew, and nitro drinks. Choose hot, iced, or blended when the drink allows it. See Coffee Classics prices.
Iced Coffee includes cold espresso-based drinks and flavored cold brew options. It is a useful category for customers who want coffee over ice without choosing a blended Freeze.
Dutch Bros protein coffee combines espresso with protein milk for a creamy drink with added protein. Vanilla Protein Latte, Hopscotch Protein Latte, and Golden Eagle Protein are common choices. See the Protein Coffee menu.
The Dutch Bros Freeze menu focuses on thick, blended coffee drinks. A Freeze can taste more like a dessert than regular iced coffee, especially with whipped cream, drizzle, or Soft Top. See Freeze sizes and prices.
The Rebel menu uses a flavored energy drink base with fruit syrups. Electric Berry, Aftershock, Double Rainbro, and Shark Attack Rebel are examples of the colorful combinations customers often order. See the full Rebel energy menu.
Myst Energy Refreshers are a newer sparkling energy category with a lighter, fruit-forward style. They are different from a coffee drink and different from the standard Rebel base. Check the current lineup because new drinks can be added or rotated.
The Dutch Bros matcha menu includes creamy matcha lattes and fruit-based matcha lemonades. Lavender Matcha Latte is a popular choice for people who want a coffee-free drink with a floral flavor.
The lemonade menu includes classic and fruit-flavored options such as Strawberry Lemonade. Poppin’ Boba can add a chewy texture and extra flavor to some lemonade orders.
Dutch Bros iced tea may include black, green, and fruit-flavored choices. Peach Tea and Double Rainbro Tea are useful picks when you want a lighter, cold drink.
Chai Latte drinks use a spiced tea base with milk and optional flavors. Golden Eagle Chai and white chocolate chai are richer choices, while a simple chai keeps the flavor more traditional.
Dutch Bros shakes are creamy, hand-blended drinks in flavors such as Cotton Candy and chocolate. They are usually chosen as a sweet treat rather than a low-calorie option.
Hot cocoa is a warm, chocolate-based option for customers who do not want coffee. Depending on the current menu, choices may include caramel, white chocolate, salted caramel, or zero-sugar-added versions.
The smoothie lineup commonly includes strawberry, mango, and green apple. Smoothies are fruit-based and do not need espresso, making them a useful option for children or coffee-free orders.
Dutch Bros sparkling soda combines fizzy soda with flavored syrups. Electric Berry, Peach, Strawberry, and Double Rainbro are examples of the flavor style.
Dutch H2O is a water-based, flavored refreshment category shown on the official menu. Availability and flavors can change by location, so check the current menu before promising a specific option.
Dutch Bros snacks may include muffin tops, granola bars, Featured Goodies, and Grab-N-Go items. Availability can differ by store, so check the local stand if you want food with your drink.
Eats n’ Sweets covers bakery bites, treats, and other food options that may be available with a drink. Store-level availability can vary, so readers should confirm food choices at their nearest stand.
Dutch Bros began as an espresso cart in Grants Pass, Oregon, started by brothers Dane and Travis Boersma. The company grew around drive-thru service, friendly broistas, and drinks that can be changed to match a customer's taste.
The brand is now known for coffee, Rebel energy drinks, blended beverages, tea, lemonade, and a strong customization culture. Company size and store counts can change, so use current official company information when you need an exact figure.
The menu is built around bases and add-ons instead of one fixed recipe for every customer. That is why two people can order the same named drink with different milk, sweetness, temperature, toppings, or caffeine levels.
The Dutch Bros seasonal menu changes during the year. Limited-time drinks may use flavors such as pumpkin, peppermint, caramel apple, cookie, or tropical fruit, and not every store will carry every item for the same length of time.
As of August 2026, the official seasonal page lists Banana Bread, Mexican Mocha, Island Potion, Cosmic Cookie Dough, Stardust, Supernova, and Strawberry Colada families. These can appear as coffee, Freeze, Rebel, Myst, lemonade, shake, or other base variations. Availability and prices can change, so check the official menu before ordering.
Fall drinks often use pumpkin spice, caramel, and chai. Winter usually brings peppermint, chocolate, and holiday flavors. Spring and summer often lean toward floral, berry, coconut, pineapple, and other refreshing combinations.
New drinks can replace older seasonal items, while a discontinued favorite may still be recreated with the right syrups and base. Check the current stand or app before treating an older menu item as available.
The Dutch Bros secret menu is not an official printed menu. It is a collection of fan-created drinks made by combining syrups, sauces, milk, toppings, and a drink base that is already available.
Do not rely on the name alone. Tell the broista the base drink and the exact syrup combination, then choose the size and temperature. If a barista does not recognize the nickname, the recipe is more useful than the name.
Popular off-menu examples include White Zombie, Galaxy Fish Rebel, OG Gummy Bear, Bob Marley Freeze, Ninja Turtle Rebel, Unicorn Blood, Snickers Mocha, and Ocean Water Rebel. These names can mean slightly different recipes online, so confirm the ingredients before ordering. See the full secret menu guide for exact builds.
The easiest way to find a suitable drink is to start with your diet or ingredient preference. A sugar-free, dairy-free, low-calorie, keto-friendly, or kid-friendly order may need a few changes from the standard recipe.
Many flavored syrups have sugar-free alternatives. Golden Eagle Zero Sugar Added and a sugar-free Annihilator are examples of ways to lower added sugar while keeping a similar flavor direction. Sugar-free does not always mean calorie-free, especially when milk, drizzle, or toppings remain.
The Dutch Bros kids menu may include a 12 oz drink size, smoothies, hot cocoa, or lemonade. Ask which choices are caffeine-free or caffeine-light, because not every colorful drink is suitable for a child.
An Americano, plain cold brew, or unsweetened iced tea is usually lighter than a blended Freeze or shake. Ask for fewer syrups, a lighter topping, or a smaller size if you are counting calories. Always check current nutrition facts for the exact build.
Depending on the drink and location, non-dairy milk choices may include oat, almond, coconut, or soy milk. Milk alternatives can change flavor, texture, calories, and sometimes price. Tell the broista about an allergy rather than treating an ingredient swap as a guarantee of a fully allergen-free drink.
Dutch Bros calories depend on the base, size, milk, syrup, drizzle, and topping. A plain Americano can be very light, while a large blended drink with sauces and whipped cream can contain several hundred calories.
Most drinks are built from a base such as espresso, cold brew, nitro, chai, matcha, lemonade, tea, Rebel, or Myst Energy Refreshers. Flavor syrups, half-and-half, milk alternatives, chocolate milk, Soft Top, whipped cream, drizzle, and Poppin’ Boba can change the final nutrition profile.
Simple iced tea and an Americano are common lower-calorie choices. Large blended drinks, shakes, and heavily topped coffee can reach 800 calories or more. Caffeine also varies by espresso shots and energy-drink base, so use the official nutrition information for exact milligrams, sugar, carbs, fat, and protein.
A nutrition calculator should let you choose the drink, size, milk, syrup, and toppings before ordering. Use it to compare calories, sugar, carbs, fat, protein, and caffeine, but confirm the final recipe against the official nutrition information when available.
Estimated calories: 200
This is a rough estimate, not official nutrition advice. Use the official nutrition guide for exact drink data. More detail: nutrition facts page.
Customization is one of the main reasons people return to Dutch Bros. You can often change the temperature, sweetness, milk, flavor, espresso, and toppings instead of accepting the standard build.
Ask for iced, hot, or blended when available. You may also choose a breve, nonfat milk, oat milk, almond milk, a different sweetness level, an extra shot, half-caf, or blonde espresso. White coffee can provide a different taste and caffeine profile than regular espresso.
Soft Top, sprinks, drizzle, whipped cream, Poppin’ Boba, and mochi can change both texture and price. If the drink is already sweet, one topping may be enough. A quick “What does this add to the total?” can prevent surprises at the window.
White coffee is a lighter-roasted coffee option with a different flavor and caffeine profile. It is not the right choice for everyone, so ask the broista what works with your drink. Regular espresso is usually the better starting point if you want a more familiar coffee taste.
Dutch Rewards is connected to the Dutch Bros app and can help customers track points, offers, and account rewards. Add your birthday before the eligible period so the birthday drink rules can be applied correctly.
Rewards may include points, a birthday drink, order-ahead features, and announcements about promotions or sticker drops. Offers and redemption rules can change, so check the app instead of relying on an old screenshot. Gift cards may also be managed through official channels.
Dutch Bros gift cards may be physical or digital, depending on the current program. Check the official app or website for balance details, purchase rules, and any restrictions before giving one as a gift.
Check the app for current promotions, limited-time offers, sticker drops, and reward opportunities. The cheapest order is not always the smallest drink; a free reward or a simple build without several add-ons can make a bigger difference.
The Dutch Bros straw code is a fan tradition, not an official company-published system. Meanings can vary by person, store, and region, so do not treat a straw color as a guaranteed message.
Dutch Bros vs Starbucks depends on what you order. Plain coffee prices can be close, while a heavily customized Freeze, energy drink, or coffee with several add-ons may cost more at either chain.
Dutch Bros is known for sweet flavor combinations, drive-thru service, Rebel energy drinks, and flexible customization. Starbucks has a different menu structure and does not have a direct match for the Rebel category. Caffeine and calories should be compared by the exact drink, size, and recipe.
Dutch Bros may suit someone who wants a quick drive-thru, a colorful energy drink, or a highly customized order. Starbucks may suit someone looking for its coffee, food, store format, or established seasonal lineup. The better choice depends on your normal order, not just the brand name.
Dutch Bros hours vary by location. Many stands open around 5 a.m. and close in the evening, but weekends, holidays, and local policies can change the schedule.
Check the location page before leaving, especially on a holiday or late at night. Some stores may have longer hours, but it is not safe to assume every Dutch Bros location is open 24/7.
Most customers order through the drive-thru window, while some locations offer walk-up service or order-ahead features in the app. Delivery may be handled by a third-party service and is not available at every stand. Use the official locator when searching for a Dutch Bros near me.
Service can include drive-thru, walk-up, app ordering, and third-party delivery, depending on the store. Payment methods and accessibility features can also vary, so check the location details if you need a specific option.
The location finder is more useful than a broad “near me” search when you need exact hours, menu availability, directions, or local pricing. Search by city or ZIP code, then confirm the store before traveling.
Last updated: August 19, 2026. This independent guide is reviewed when prices, seasonal drinks, categories, or nutrition details change. It is not the official Dutch Bros menu and is not affiliated with Dutch Bros Coffee.
Prices and category ranges were compared with current competitor menu listings and the official Dutch Bros menu/category pages. They are best treated as estimates because local stores can set different amounts. For an authoritative check, see the official Dutch Bros menu or nutrition page, and use the official app for the exact local price.
Many drinks fall between about $3 and $8, but the amount depends on size, category, location, and add-ons. A small Dutch Soda can be cheaper than a large specialty coffee or Nitro Cold Brew.
The Golden Eagle is one of the best-known popular drinks, especially for customers who like sweet espresso, vanilla, caramel, and half-and-half. Caramelizer and Rebel drinks are also common choices.
There is no official printed secret menu. Fans create off-menu combinations, and a broista can usually make one when you provide the base and ingredients.
Many drinks can be changed with sugar-free syrups or non-dairy milk such as oat, almond, coconut, or soy. Ask about the exact recipe and possible cross-contact if you have an allergy.
Calories range from very light drinks such as plain tea or an Americano to 800 or more in some large blended drinks. Size, milk, syrup, drizzle, and toppings all matter.
There is no single answer. Plain coffee can be similar in price, while extras and drink style often make the bigger difference.
Many locations carry snacks such as muffin tops, granola bars, Featured Goodies, or Grab-N-Go items. Food availability can vary by store.
Dutch Rewards works through the Dutch Bros app. Customers may earn points and receive eligible offers, including a birthday reward, but current rules should be checked in the app.
Start with the drink base, then choose a size, flavor, milk, sweetness level, and topping. If you are unsure, ask for a popular recommendation and keep the first order simple. Once you know what you like, the full menu makes it easy to build a drink that fits your taste, budget, and caffeine needs.
