Dutch Bros Menu 2026 – Full Drink List With Updated Prices
The complete Dutch Brothers menu, updated 2026 prices, secret menu drinks, and seasonal favorites in one place. From a Rebel energy boost to a classic Coffee Freeze, find your next order below.
A rotating lineup that changes several times a year, built around pumpkin and caramel in the fall and peppermint and cookie flavors in winter. Available for a limited window only, so ask your local store how long a current favorite will stick around.
Dutch Bros Rebel
The brand’s own energy drink base, mixed with fruit syrups instead of sold plain. A medium Rebel carries about 130 to 150 milligrams of caffeine, with sugar free versions available at the same caffeine level.
Coffee Classics
Lattes, Americanos, mochas, and cold brew, all built on the same espresso blend Dutch Bros has used since its first cart in 1992, available hot, iced, or blended depending on the drink.Prices typically run $3.50 to $6.50 depending on size and add ons.
Dutch Bros started in 1992, when brothers Dane and Travis Boersma set up an espresso cart in Grants Pass, Oregon, a small city on the Rogue River. Their family had run a dairy farm for three generations, and when that business grew difficult, the brothers switched to coffee instead. That single cart grew into a company that now trades on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker BROS. As of the end of March 2026, Dutch Bros operates 1,177 shops across 25 states, and the company has said it wants to reach more than 2,000 locations by 2029. Its headquarters moved from Oregon to Tempe, Arizona, near Tempe Town Lake and Arizona State University. The brand has pushed well past its Western roots, with Orlando, Florida currently marking its farthest reach east. In early 2026 the company agreed to buy Clutch Coffee Bar, a 20 store chain across North and South Carolina, converting those locations to Dutch Bros through the year. A walk up only shop in downtown Los Angeles opened in late 2025 and became one of the highest performing stores in the entire company within months, showing the format works in a dense city center, not only along suburban drive through corridors. A distribution and roasting center in Melissa, Texas, at the intersection of U.S. Highway 75 and State Highway 121, now supports the brand’s growing footprint across that state. This site is an independent guide built to help you explore the full Dutch Bros menu, secret drinks, and pricing in one place. It is not affiliated with or operated by Dutch Bros Coffee.
Menu
Seasonal Drinks
Fall brings pumpkin, maple, and warm caramel flavors into both the Coffee Classics and Rebel lines. Winter brings peppermint, cookie, and hot cocoa style drinks, often paired with festive cup designs. Spring and summer lean into fruit and floral flavors alongside colorful iced Rebels built for hot weather
Secret Menu
Dutch Bros does not run an official printed secret menu. What exists instead is a large, informal collection of drink combinations — an estimated 200+ of them — that customers have built over the years using syrups, sauces, and bases already on the real menu, then named and shared on Reddit, TikTok, and every group chat with a Dutch Bros regular in it.
Protein Coffee
Protein Coffee swaps standard milk for a protein based milk, adding meaningful protein to a drink without changing its flavor much. The Protein Latte and Protein Mocha are the two most requested options.
Dutch Faves
The signature lineup the brand built its name on. The Golden Eagle combines espresso, vanilla, and caramel sauce with steamed half and half, finished with a caramel drizzle, and is generally considered the most ordered drink on the menu. The Caramelizer blends espresso with chocolate and caramel for a dessert like flavor and is a common first recommendation for new customers.
Blended Freeze
Freeze drinks blend espresso with ice for a smooth, dessert style coffee closer to a frappe than a standard iced drink. Popular versions include the Golden Eagle Freeze and Caramelizer Freeze, both built from the same flavors as their hot and iced counterparts, just blended with ice instead.
Coffee Classics
Lattes, Americanos, cappuccinos, breves, and mochas, all made from Dutch Bros’ standard espresso blend. Most can be served hot, iced, or blended, and customized with sugar free syrups, milk swaps, and extra shots. A breve swaps regular milk for steamed half and half, giving the drink a noticeably richer, creamier body than a standard latte. Prices typically run $3.50 to $6.50 depending on size and add ons.
Rebel Energy
Dutch Bros’ private label energy drink, mixed with fruit syrups such as blue raspberry, peach, coconut, lime, and pomegranate rather than sold plain. A medium Rebel carries about 130 to 150 milligrams of caffeine, along with B vitamins and taurine, and the caffeine stays the same in the sugar free versions since it comes from the Rebel base rather than the syrup.
Lemonade
A rotating lemonade lineup in flavors like strawberry, peach, and Palm Beach, with some locations offering popping boba as an add on for extra texture. These work well as a lighter, caffeine free option in warmer months, and any of the same fruit syrups used in the Rebel line can typically be added to a lemonade base as well. Generally priced $4.25 to $7.25.
Iced Tea
Green tea and black tea served over ice, available with the same flavor syrups used across the rest of the menu, so a plain iced tea can be turned into a fruit flavored drink on request. This category tends to run slightly less sweet than the lemonade line for customers who want fruit flavor without as much sugar.
Chai Latte
Golden Eagle Chai is the most requested chai option, built on a spiced chai base with the same caramel and vanilla notes as the Golden Eagle coffee drink. A dirty chai, a chai latte with an added shot of espresso, can be ordered at most locations by asking for the extra shot.
Shakes
Dutch Bros’ milkshake style drinks contain no coffee at all, which makes them a common choice for kids or anyone avoiding caffeine entirely. Birthday Cake blends almond roca syrup with white chocolate sauce and vanilla ice cream, topped with sprinkles, while Cotton Candy pairs blue raspberry with white chocolate for a sweeter, fair inspired flavor. These generally run $5.00 to $7.50.
Hot Cocoa
A classic and a white chocolate version make up the core hot cocoa lineup, with a peppermint version added during the winter holiday season. Both can be topped with whipped cream or Soft Top, Dutch Bros’ name for a light, sweet cream layer that sits between whipped cream and regular foam
Smoothies
Strawberry, mango, and green apple smoothies made with real fruit flavoring, generally priced close to the lemonade and tea categories. A refreshing, caffeine free choice for warmer weather, and one of the few menu items marketed specifically toward customers who want fruit content rather than added syrup sweetness.
Sparkling Soda
Dutch Bros’ soda line pairs flavored syrup with sparkling water for a lighter, caffeine free drink with noticeably less sugar than a Rebel or lemonade. Small sodas are among the least expensive items on the entire menu, generally $3.00 to $4.25
Snacks
Muffin tops in chocolate chip, orange cranberry, and lemon poppyseed, along with granola bars, round out the food side of the menu. Dutch Bros has also been piloting a hot breakfast program since 2024 — sausage or bacon egg and cheddar sliders, a chorizo wrap, and a maple waffle — now running at 160+ locations and expanding further through 2026.
Myst Energy Refreshers
A brand-new energy drink category launched in 2026, built on plant-powered caffeine, electrolytes, and antioxidants. Comes in Passion Water, Cherry Lime, Firestorm, and Tropical, plus a zero sugar version with 30 flavor combinations, all under 100 calories in a medium.
Golden Eagle
The brand’s most popular drink: espresso, vanilla syrup, and caramel sauce with half and half, finished with a caramel drizzle. Also available as a Chai Breve, a Protein Latte, or a blended Freeze.
Sugar-Free Menu
Nearly every flavored syrup has a sugar-free version at no extra charge, plus dedicated Zero Sugar Added versions of fan favorites like the Golden Eagle and Annihilator.
Matcha
Layered matcha lattes and matcha lemonades in flavors like Lavender, Raspberry, and Mango, introduced in 2025 as a coffee-free way to get a moderate caffeine boost.
White Coffee
A lighter roast, not a flavor, with a nuttier taste and noticeably more caffeine than the standard espresso blend. Can be swapped into almost any hot or iced coffee drink.
At Home
Ground coffee, coffee pods, ready-to-drink cans, and creamers in shop-inspired flavors, now sold on Amazon and at select Walmart, H-E-B, and Albertsons stores.
The Straw Code
Dutch Bros hands out colored straws with drink orders, and over time customers built an informal tradition around the colors, generally used as a small, playful way to leave a compliment or show interest at the window. Specific color meanings circulate widely online, but Dutch Bros has never published an official code, and the meanings people describe are not consistent from one region or store to the next.
Birthday Drink and Rewards
Dutch Bros Rewards is the brand’s free loyalty program, run through its mobile app. Creating an account and entering your birthday ahead of time unlocks a free birthday drink during your birthday month, along with points on every purchase that can later beredeemed for drinks. The reward window and redemption rules are set by Dutch Broscorporate and can change from year to year, so checking the app close to your birthday is more reliable than assuming last year’s rules still apply.
Gift Cards
Dutch Bros sells both physical and digital gift cards through its official site, its app, and select retail partners. Balances can be checked the same way, by entering the card number. Gift cards do not typically expire, though it is worth confirming current terms rather than assuming that applies to every card type or every state
Dutch Bros vs Starbucks
Dutch Bros’ Rebel energy drinks do not have a direct Starbucks equivalent, so that category is not a fair side by side comparison. If you drink plain coffee most days, the two chains cost about the same. If you regularly order heavily customized, blended, or energy based drinks, your total depends more on how many extras you add than on which brand you chose. See the full Dutch Bros vs Starbucks, vs Tim Hortons, and vs Dunkin breakdowns for menu-by-menu comparisons.
Where Dutch Bros Has Grown
Dutch Bros began in the Pacific Northwest and has since spread into 25 states, with the goal of passing 2,000 locations by 2029. The Carolinas became the newest market in early 2026, after Dutch Bros agreed to buy the 20-store Clutch Coffee Bar chain and convert those shops over the course of the year — its first real foothold in the Southeast. The walk-up-only downtown Los Angeles shop that opened in late 2025 remains one of the company’s best-performing locations, proof the drive-thru brand can work in a dense city center too.
Quick Picks: What to Order Based on What You Want
If this is your first visit and you just want one safe recommendation, start with the Golden Eagle if you like sweeter espresso drinks, or the Double Torture if you want your coffee to taste like coffee. If you do not drink coffee at all, the Rebel and Shake lines give the fullest sense of the menu without any espresso involved. Trying to cut back on sugar? Check the Sugar-Free Menu before you order — almost everything on this list can be built sugar-free for free. Never had matcha at Dutch Bros? The Lavender Matcha Latte is the one people keep filming for their stories.
Frequently Asked Questions
The menu includes coffee classics, Rebel energy drinks, Freeze and Shake drinks, tea, chai, lemonade, smoothies, sparkling soda, and a small snack lineup. Nearly every drink can be customized with different syrups, milk options, and toppings to create your own combination
Not an official one. The secret menu is a collection of customer built drink combinations made from real menu ingredients, shared online and recognized by name at many locations, even though Dutch Bros itself has never printed or confirmed an official list.
The Golden Eagle is generally considered the most ordered drink, followed closely by the Caramelizer and the Rebel energy drink line, especially Double Rainbro and Shark Attack.
Muffin tops and granola bars are available at most locations. A wider breakfast menu, including wraps and waffles, has been piloted in select markets and is expanding through 2026.
Most locations open early, often around 5 a.m., and close in the evening, with later hours common on weekends. Exact hours are set by each individual store, so checking your specific location before visiting is the most reliable way to confirm.
It depends on what you order. Plain coffee drinks price closely between the two chains, while heavily customized or blended drinks vary more based on add ons than on which brand you choose.
Add your birthday in the Dutch Bros Rewards app ahead of time. The reward unlocks during your birthday month, though redemption rules are set by the company and can change, so check the app close to your birthday.
It’s the most popular drink on the menu — espresso, vanilla, and caramel with half and half, finished with a caramel drizzle. It also comes as a Chai Breve, a Protein Latte, or a blended Freeze, so it’s really four drinks wearing one name.
A new 2026 drink category built on plant-powered caffeine, electrolytes, and antioxidants instead of the usual Rebel base — lighter, fizzier, and under 100 calories in a medium. See the full Myst Energy Refreshers guide for flavors and pricing.
Yes — most flavored syrups have a free sugar-free swap, and a handful of drinks like the Golden Eagle and Annihilator come with a dedicated Zero Sugar Added version already on the menu.
Yes — matcha is coffee-free by design, and the Lavender and Raspberry Matcha Lattes have become some of the most photographed drinks on the menu.
Yes — Dutch Bros now sells ground coffee, pods, ready-to-drink cans, and creamers in shop-inspired flavors on Amazon and at select Walmart, H-E-B, and Albertsons locations.
How This Guide Stays Accurate
Menu details and pricing ranges on this page are checked against Dutch Bros’ official site and public investor updates, then grouped into category level ranges rather than presented as one identical number across unrelated drinks. Since Dutch Bros does not publish a single national price list and each store owner sets pricing for their own market, the Dutch Bros app remains the only source that reflects your exact local price. This page is reviewed on a recurring basis and updated whenever Dutch Bros changes its lineup, adds new locations, or shifts pricing patterns, with seasonal sections checked closer to each rotation.
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