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Starbucks Menu Prices 2026 Every Item Priced, Deals & Free PDF
Updated 12 September 2026

107 Starbucks items priced, 87 with calories, and every figure's source named.

SOURCED PRICES
UPDATED 2026

Starbucks menu prices in the UK run from £1.30 to £8.40 for the 107 items we have been able to price, averaging £4.83. Below is every section of the menu, with calories beside each item and the source of each figure stated. Updated 12 September 2026.

One thing to know before the tables: 107 of these prices come from third-party delivery and listing sites rather than from Starbucks. Delivery menus are commonly marked up over the in-restaurant price, so those rows are flagged with an asterisk and are best read as a ceiling, not a till price.

Calorie figures are Starbucks’ own. Since April 2022, large operators in England must show calories on menus and at the point of choice, which is why a chain this size publishes a full kcal list at all.

Starbucks menu prices

Starbucks Menu Prices at a Glance (2026)

Quick reference for the most popular items

ItemCategoryPriceCalories
Iced Apple Crumble Matcha Lattefeatured£6.80*328 kcal
Maple Pecan Macchiatofeatured£6.60*215 kcal
Iced Pumpkin Spice Caramel Macchiatofeatured£6.65*209 kcal
Pumpkin Spice Caramel Macchiatofeatured£6.60*234 kcal
Iced Maple Pecan Macchiatofeatured£6.65*214 kcal
Iced Pumpkin Spice Lattefeatured£4.35–£6.65*192 kcal
Pumpkin Spice Frappuccinofeatured£8.00*368 kcal
Pumpkin Marble Loaf Cakefeatured£4.75*409 kcal
Apple Crumble Muffinfeatured£4.85*549 kcal
Pumpkin Spice Cake Popfeatured£4.20*174 kcal
Double Chocolate Chunk Cookiefeatured£4.70*470 kcal
Triple Chocolate & Hazelnut Cookiefeatured£4.85*458 kcal

Starbucks Menu PDF 2026 - View & Download

Our printable Starbucks list: all 138 items in the chain's own menu sections, with the price, the calories and the allergen count beside each one, plus where every figure came from. Compiled September 2026.

Download the Starbucks menu PDFPDF, 310 KB

Starbucks does not publish a downloadable menu PDF that we can link to. We will not link a file we cannot verify is current, so the tables on this page are the complete Starbucks list we hold. 138 items, 107 of them priced. The Starbucks app carries the live menu for your own branch.

Starbucks Nutrition Guide

Healthiest Options (Under 500 kcal)

12 Starbucks items come in under 500 kcal on the figures we hold, and the eight lightest are listed here. Caffè Americano at 11 kcal is the lightest thing on the menu. These are single items as published; a side or a drink added alongside is counted separately, which is where an under-500 choice becomes a 900 kcal meal.

  • Caffè Americano11 kcal
  • Cold Brew Coffee22 kcal
  • Filter Coffee31 kcal
  • Acerola & Raspberry Vitamin D Shot 100ml40 kcal
  • Raspberry Lemonade 330ml61 kcal
  • Berries Juice Drink 200ml63 kcal
  • Peach Iced Tea 330ml69 kcal
  • Cool Lime Starbucks Refresha Drink69 kcal

Highest Protein Options

The six highest-protein items at Starbucks, by the raw gram figure. Signature Tomato & Mozzarella Panini leads at 30g. Raw protein favours large items, so the value column alongside is the fairer read when two of these are different sizes.

  • Signature Tomato & Mozzarella Panini30g
  • Signature Tuna Melt Panini28g
  • Vanilla Protein Matcha Latte25.2g
  • Caramel Protein Latte24.4g
  • Iced Caramel Protein Latte24.2g
  • Chicken & Bacon Caesar Wrap22g

Best Value Items (Price Per Protein Gram)

Price divided by grams of protein, lowest first. It can only be worked out where Starbucks publishes both a price and a protein figure for the same item, which is most of the menu here. Smoked Bacon Roll gives the most protein for the pound at 19p per gram.

  • Smoked Bacon Roll19p / g
  • Signature Tomato & Mozzarella Panini26p / g
  • Classic Hot Chocolate26p / g
  • Signature Tuna Melt Panini28p / g
  • Chicken & Bacon Caesar Wrap29p / g
  • Free-Range Egg, Cress & Mayo Sandwich29p / g

Only items where we hold both a price and a protein figure can be ranked this way.

Starbucks Insider Tips for 2026

Check the price at your own branch

Starbucks prices are set per site. The figures here are the ones to expect, but a travel-hub branch can be a pound or more dearer on the same item, and the app shows your branch's real price before you pay.

Order in person or for collection, not delivery

Delivery menus carry a markup on top of the fee and service charge. Collection through the Starbucks app usually gets you the in-restaurant price on the same order.

Bundles beat singles

Priced item by item, a Starbucks order adds up quickly. Kettle Chips Lightly Salted at £1.30–£2.10 is the entry point, but a set meal is almost always cheaper than the same components bought separately.

Read the calories per item, not per meal

Starbucks publishes kcal for the item as listed. A drink, a side and a sauce are three more figures on top, and that is where a meal quietly doubles.

Grilled beats coated for protein per calorie

Across the Starbucks menu the highest-protein items for their calories are the grilled and uncoated ones. Signature Tomato & Mozzarella Panini leads at 30g.

Use the app for offers rather than voucher sites

Most current Starbucks offers in 2026 are app-only and personalised, so a code copied from elsewhere often will not scan. The app is where the live ones are.

Ask if the allergen matters

Starbucks publishes allergens, but kitchens are shared and recipes change. For a severe allergy, ask in the restaurant on the day rather than relying on any published list, including this one.

Starbucks vs Other Coffee & Bakery Restaurants (2026)

Starbucks is one of 4 coffee & bakery chains on this site, alongside Greggs, Costa Coffee and Tim Hortons. The table below puts the same four figures side by side for each: how many items we hold, the average price across the items we could verify, the average calories per portion, and protein per 100 kcal, which is the fairest way to compare a large menu with a small one.

On price, Starbucks is the dearest of the 4 on average price, at £4.83 per item across the 138 items we track. Greggs is the cheapest in the group at £2.71 on average. Averages hide the shape of a menu, so a chain with a long list of cheap sides and one with a short list of mains will read differently even at the same till spend. The section tables above show where Starbucks’ own spread actually sits.

On calories, Starbucks has the lightest menu of the 4 at an average of 267 kcal per portion. A menu average is pulled around by what the chain chooses to list: one that publishes every sauce and every drink reads lighter than one that publishes mains only, so this comparison says more about the menu than about any single order.

On protein for the calories, Starbucks sits 3rd of 4 at 3.6g per 100 kcal. This is the number that separates a filling menu from a large one, and it is worth checking when two chains cost about the same.

Every figure in this comparison comes from the chains' own published data as of 2026, and each brand's guide names the source of every price. None of the chains here pays for placement, and the order of the table is the order of the data.

ChainItems heldAverage priceAverage kcalProtein per 100 kcal
Greggs139£2.71574 kcal3.9g
Costa Coffee137£4.32275 kcal3.4g
Tim Hortons181£4.38331 kcal5.9g
Starbucks138£4.83267 kcal3.6g

Starbucks Ordering Guide: Best Value in 2026

The best value on the Starbucks menu

Value here means protein for the pound, because that is the measure of how far a meal goes rather than how cheap it looks. On the figures we hold, Smoked Bacon Roll at 19p per gram of protein, Signature Tomato & Mozzarella Panini at 26p per gram of protein and Classic Hot Chocolate at 26p per gram of protein lead the Starbucks menu. Smoked Bacon Roll at £4.00–£6.40 tops the list. A cheaper item with less in it is not better value; it is just cheaper.

The cheapest way through the door

Kettle Chips Lightly Salted at £1.30–£2.10 is the lowest price we hold at Starbucks. It is the entry point, not the recommendation: at that price it is usually a side, a sauce or a small drink rather than something to build a meal around. The next few items above it on price are where an actual meal starts, and the section tables show them in order.

Bundles against singles

The single largest saving on any Starbucks order is the same as at every chain: a set meal or bundle priced below the sum of its parts. The catch is that the bundle fixes the parts. If you would not have ordered the drink or the side anyway, the bundle is a way of spending more, not less. Price the items you actually want first, then see if a bundle undercuts that figure, and only then take it.

Ordering for calories, or for protein

Those are two different orders at Starbucks. For the lowest figure, Caffè Americano at 11 kcal heads the under-500 list, and 12 items sit under that line. For the most protein, Signature Tomato & Mozzarella Panini carries 30g for 474 kcal. The item that does both jobs is rare, which is why the nutrition guide above lists them separately.

Collection, not delivery

107 of the prices on this page came from delivery listings, and delivery menus at Starbucks sit above the counter price before any fee or service charge is added. Collection through the Starbucks app gets the counter price on the same order. If the figure you saw was on a delivery app, expect the till to be lower.

Where prices move, and by how much

Starbucks sets prices by branch, and the pattern is consistent across the UK: an airport, a motorway service area, a railway station or a city-centre site charges more than a high-street branch for the identical item, often by a pound or more on a meal. The figures in this guide are the ones to expect on a high street in 2026. The Starbucks app shows the real figure for the branch you select before you pay, which is the last word.

Frequently Asked Questions About Starbucks Menu

What are the cheapest items on the Starbucks menu?
Kettle Chips Lightly Salted at £1.30–£2.10 is the cheapest Starbucks item we hold a price for. Prices across the menu run £1.30 to £8.40. The cheapest way to eat at Starbucks is usually a set meal or bundle rather than the same items ordered separately.
Are Starbucks delivery prices the same as in the restaurant?
Usually not. Starbucks items ordered through a delivery app are commonly priced above the in-restaurant figure, before the delivery fee and service charge are added. Where a price in the tables above came from a delivery listing it is marked, so you can tell the two apart.
What can I eat at Starbucks under 500 calories?
12 items we list come in under 500 kcal, among them Caffè Americano (11 kcal), Cold Brew Coffee (22 kcal) and Filter Coffee (31 kcal). Drinks, sides and sauces are counted separately, so a meal adds up faster than the headline figure suggests.
Which Starbucks item has the most protein?
Signature Tomato & Mozzarella Panini, at 30g of protein for 474 kcal. We list the top 6 by protein in the nutrition section above.
Does Starbucks have a printable menu PDF?
Where Starbucks publishes one we link it in the PDF section above rather than rehosting it, so you always open the current file. Where Starbucks publishes no PDF, the tables on this page are the complete list we hold.
How often are these Starbucks prices checked?
On a rolling schedule through 2026, and the date at the top of this page is the date of the last check, not a publication date left to go stale. If Starbucks repriced yesterday, expect a short lag.
Is this an official Starbucks page?
No. UK Menu Prices is independent and has no connection to Starbucks. We collect what Starbucks publishes, say where each figure came from, and link to Starbucks’ own site for ordering.

What Starbucks Does Not Publish

The gaps in this data, stated

31 of the 138 items carry no price we could verify, 51 carry no calorie figure and 27 come with no allergen declaration we could read. Those rows say so on the page instead of showing a blank or a guess. A missing price at Starbucks is usually because it prices per branch and publishes no national list; a missing calorie figure is usually a limited-time or regional item that never made it into the published nutrition data.

How much of this came from Starbucks itself

107 of the 107 prices here, which is 100% of them, came from third-party delivery and listing sites rather than from Starbucks. Those rows carry an asterisk in the tables. The distinction matters because a delivery menu is priced above the counter, so an asterisked figure is a ceiling and an unmarked one is what the chain itself published.

Ordering around an allergy at Starbucks

Across this menu Starbucks declares 10 distinct allergens, and celery, eggs, fish, gluten and milk appear most often. A declaration describes the recipe and not the kitchen: fryers, grills and preparation surfaces are shared at every chain of this size, so an item without a declaration is not a guarantee of absence. For a severe allergy the only reliable step is asking staff in the restaurant on the day, and the item pages carry the per-item list to take with you.

About This Starbucks Menu Guide

This guide was built from Starbucks’ own published menu data, collected on 12 September 2026. 138 Starbucks items are recorded, 107 with a verified price and 87 with a calorie figure. Where a price came from a third-party delivery or listing site rather than Starbucks, the row is marked with an asterisk.

We do not average prices across branches into a single invented number, and we do not fill an empty field to make a table look complete: an item with no price we can stand behind shows "varies by branch" instead. UK Menu Prices is independent of Starbucks and earns nothing from your order.