Starbucks Menu With Prices in UK – October 2026

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Starbucks is the world’s biggest coffeehouse chain and a fixture of British high streets, train stations and drive-thrus — built around the Caffe Latte, Cappuccino, Flat White and Caramel Macchiato, alongside ice-blended Frappuccino drinks, Refreshers, matcha, hot chocolates, toasties and a long bakery counter. Searching for Starbucks menu prices UK? This guide covers every major category with current Starbucks prices in £, the most popular items, and honest notes on what you’ll actually pay in store — including how the Tall / Grande / Venti sizes change the bill.

Price note first: Starbucks does not publish one national price list, so prices vary by store and by size — the three main sizes are Tall (12 fl oz, small), Grande (16 fl oz, medium) and Venti (20 fl oz hot, 24 fl oz iced, large), and you’ll pay more in central London, at airports, stations and motorway services than on an ordinary high street. The tables below list researched October 2026 guide prices; check the Starbucks app for the exact price at your store.

Prices checked: October 2026. All prices below were researched in October 2026. Prices vary by location and size — always confirm in the Starbucks app or at your local store.

Hot Coffee

Every hot coffee starts with Starbucks Signature Espresso. The Latte and Cappuccino are the everyday orders, the Flat White is the stronger short cup, the Caramel Macchiato is the sweet bestseller, and the Filter Coffee is the cheapest way to get a proper coffee. Swapping to Blonde or Decaf espresso costs nothing extra.

Menu Item Description Price
Caffe Latte Signature espresso with smooth steamed milk — the most-ordered drink £3.95 (Tall) / £4.35 (Grande) / £4.65 (Venti)
Cappuccino Espresso with foamy steamed milk and a deep foam cap £3.95 (Tall) / £4.35 (Grande) / £4.65 (Venti)
Flat White Short, intense double ristretto with velvety textured milk £3.95 (Tall) / £4.35 (Grande)
Caffe Americano Espresso with hot water, black or with milk £3.35 (Tall) / £3.75 (Grande) / £4.05 (Venti)
Caramel Macchiato Layered vanilla milk “marked” with espresso and caramel drizzle £4.35 (Tall) / £4.75 (Grande) / £5.05 (Venti)
Caffe Mocha Espresso blended with bittersweet mocha sauce and steamed milk £4.35 (Tall) / £4.75 (Grande) / £5.05 (Venti)
White Chocolate Mocha Espresso with creamy white chocolate sauce and steamed milk £4.45 (Tall) / £4.85 (Grande) / £5.15 (Venti)
Filter Coffee Freshly brewed batch coffee, black or with milk — the cheapest hot coffee £2.65 (Tall) / £2.95 (Grande) / £3.25 (Venti)
Espresso (Solo) A straight shot of Signature Espresso around £1.95 – £2.45 (older source — verify locally)
Ristretto Bianco Smooth, coffee-forward drink with three ristretto shots and milk around £5.00 – £5.10 (single source)

The Tall-to-Venti step is only about 70p on a latte, but London and travel stores can add £1 or more on top of these figures. Oat, soy, almond and coconut milk cost the same as dairy.

Iced Coffee & Cold Brew

Iced drinks are served over ice all year round — the Iced Latte and Iced Caramel Macchiato are the warm-weather bestsellers, while Cold Brew is the slow-steeped, low-acid option. Venti iced cups are 24 fl oz, bigger than the 20 fl oz hot Venti.

Menu Item Description Price
Iced Caffe Latte Chilled milk over ice, topped with fresh espresso £4.05 (Tall) / £4.45 (Grande) / £4.75 (Venti)
Iced Americano Espresso over ice with cold water, black or with milk £3.45 (Tall) / £3.85 (Grande) / £4.15 (Venti)
Iced Caramel Macchiato Layered iced vanilla milk marked with espresso and caramel £4.45 (Tall) / £4.85 (Grande) / £5.15 (Venti)
Iced Shaken Espresso Espresso shaken with ice for a frothy, intense finish £4.25 (Tall) / £4.65 (Grande) / £4.95 (Venti)
Iced Brown Sugar Oat Shaken Espresso Shaken espresso with brown sugar syrup and oat drink around £5.60 (single source; delivery apps £6.20 – £6.85)
Cold Brew Slow-steeped for 20 hours, served black over ice £3.75 (Tall) / £4.15 (Grande) / £4.45 (Venti)

Iced drink prices below are typical high-street guide prices from a single October 2026 UK menu guide; London, airport and station stores charge more, and delivery apps add a markup.

Frappuccino & Blended Drinks

Starbucks’ ice-blended Frappuccino range — coffee-based and coffee-free Crème versions, all finished with whipped cream — is the priciest regular category in the shop. Prices below are typical high-street guide prices from a single October 2026 UK menu guide; London, airport and station stores charge more.

Menu Item Description Price
Coffee Frappuccino Blended iced coffee with milk and ice, whipped cream top £4.45 (Tall) / £4.95 (Grande) / £5.35 (Venti)
Caramel Frappuccino Coffee blend with caramel syrup, whipped cream and caramel drizzle £4.75 (Tall) / £5.25 (Grande) / £5.65 (Venti)
Mocha Frappuccino Coffee blend with mocha sauce and whipped cream £4.75 (Tall) / £5.25 (Grande) / £5.65 (Venti)
Java Chip Frappuccino Mocha blend with chocolate chips and whipped cream £4.95 (Tall) / £5.45 (Grande) / £5.85 (Venti)
Strawberries & Crème Frappuccino Strawberry and cream blend with whipped cream (no coffee) £4.75 (Tall) / £5.25 (Grande) / £5.65 (Venti)
Vanilla Crème Frappuccino Vanilla cream blend with whipped cream (no coffee) £4.55 (Tall) / £5.05 (Grande) / £5.45 (Venti)

Matcha, Chai & Hot Chocolate

For non-coffee drinkers, the Chai Tea Latte and the green-tea Matcha Latte are the signature alternatives, while the Signature Hot Chocolate is one of the most popular drinks on the whole menu. Prices below are typical high-street guide prices from a single October 2026 UK menu guide.

Menu Item Description Price
Chai Tea Latte Spiced black chai tea with steamed milk £3.95 (Tall) / £4.35 (Grande) / £4.65 (Venti)
Matcha Latte Sweetened Japanese-style green tea with steamed milk £4.25 (Tall) / £4.65 (Grande) / £4.95 (Venti)
Iced Matcha Latte Matcha green tea with chilled milk over ice £4.35 (Tall) / £4.75 (Grande) / £5.05 (Venti)
Signature Hot Chocolate Rich steamed chocolate milk with whipped cream £3.95 (Tall) / £4.35 (Grande) / £4.65 (Venti)
White Hot Chocolate Creamy white chocolate with steamed milk and whipped cream £4.05 (Tall) / £4.45 (Grande) / £4.75 (Venti)
Salted Caramel Hot Chocolate Chocolate with salted caramel sauce, steamed milk and whip £4.25 (Tall) / £4.65 (Grande) / £4.95 (Venti)

Tea & Refreshers

Simple teas are among the cheapest drinks in the shop, while the fruit-juice-based Starbucks Refreshers (shaken with real fruit pieces and coconut drink) sit at the premium end of the cold menu. Refresher prices are thinly evidenced — treat them as a guide.

Menu Item Description Price
English Breakfast Tea Classic black tea, hot £2.55 (Tall) / £2.85 (Grande) / £3.05 (Venti)
Strawberry Acai Starbucks Refresha Strawberry and acai shaken with fruit pieces over ice around £5.55 (single source; delivery apps £6.10 – £6.55)
Cool Lime Starbucks Refresha Lime and mint shaken refresher over ice around £6.10 (single source — delivery listing)

Seasonal & Christmas

Autumn 2026 brought the Pumpkin Spice Latte back (launched nationwide on 3 September 2026) alongside two new autumn drinks, the Maple Pecan Macchiato and Iced Apple Crumble Matcha Latte — no prices were published for the two newcomers, so check the app. Starbucks has announced its 2026 Christmas menu for 5 November 2026 in the US (Peppermint Mocha, Caramel Brulée Latte, Sugar Cookie Latte and Gingerbread Chai returning, plus a new Tiramisu Velvet Latte); UK Christmas drink prices were not published at the time of writing, so they are not priced below. The older Christmas food figures are flagged — verify locally.

Menu Item Description Price
Pumpkin Spice Latte Espresso with pumpkin spice sauce, steamed milk, whipped cream and spice dusting from £4.70 (delivery apps list £6.20 – £6.85)
Iced Pumpkin Spice Latte The autumn classic served cold over ice from £4.95 (delivery apps list £6.90)
Pumpkin Spice Frappuccino Pumpkin spice blended with coffee, milk and ice, whipped cream from £5.05 – £6.00 (sources vary)
Maple Pecan Macchiato (NEW autumn 2026) Maple and pecan layered macchiato Prices vary by location
Iced Apple Crumble Matcha Latte (NEW autumn 2026) Apple crumble flavour with iced matcha Prices vary by location
Gingerbread Latte (Christmas) Gingerbread-spiced latte with whipped cream around £7.20 (Tall, single source — likely London-level pricing; verify locally)
Mince Pie (Christmas) Classic mincemeat pie around £4.40 (older source — verify locally)
Chocolate Babka (Christmas) Chocolate-swirled sweet bread around £4.55 (older source — verify locally)
Festive Feast Toastie (Christmas) Loaded festive toastie around £8.45 (older source — verify locally)
Santa Bearista Gingerbread Biscuit (Christmas) Gingerbread biscuit around £3.50 (older source — verify locally)

Breakfast

Morning pastries, porridge and hot rolls — the Butter Croissant is the signature grab-and-go, and the Bacon Roll is the cooked breakfast option. Food prices below are typical high-street guide prices from a single October 2026 UK menu guide; delivery apps list them £1–£2 higher.

Menu Item Description Price
Butter Croissant Golden, flaky all-butter croissant £2.95
Pain au Chocolat Flaky pastry with chocolate batons £3.05
Almond Croissant Croissant with sweet almond filling and flaked almonds £3.45
Cinnamon Swirl Soft swirled bun with cinnamon £3.15
Classic Porridge Warm porridge, can be made with plant milk £2.95
Bacon Roll Smoked bacon in a soft roll, heated to order £4.65
Ham & Cheese Croissant Croissant filled with ham and melted cheese, warmed £4.95

Toasties, Paninis & Sandwiches

The hot lunch range — toasties and paninis are heated to order, and the Cheese & Marmite Toastie is the cult favourite. Food prices below are typical high-street guide prices from a single October 2026 UK menu guide; delivery apps list them £1–£2 higher.

Menu Item Description Price
Cheese & Marmite Toastie Mature cheddar and Marmite in toasted bread £4.95
Ham & Cheese Toastie Ham and melted cheese toastie, the classic order £5.35
Tuna Melt Toastie Tuna mayo and cheese, toasted £5.45
Three Cheese Toastie Three-cheese blend in toasted bread £5.15
Mozzarella, Tomato & Pesto Panini Italian-style pressed panini £5.45
Chicken & Bacon Sandwich Chicken and bacon sandwich £5.65
Egg Mayo Sandwich Free-range egg mayo sandwich £4.25

Cakes, Cookies & Bakery

The cake counter runs from the tiny Cake Pop to loaf cakes — the Blueberry Muffin and Chocolate Chunk Cookie are the long-time favourites. Prices below are typical high-street guide prices from a single October 2026 UK menu guide.

Menu Item Description Price
Cake Pop Bite-size cake on a stick, various flavours £2.95
Chocolate Chunk Cookie Chewy cookie with chocolate chunks £2.25
Blueberry Muffin Classic blueberry muffin £3.25
Chocolate Brownie Rich chocolate brownie square £3.25
Lemon Loaf Cake Zingy lemon drizzle loaf slice £3.35
Carrot Cake Spiced carrot cake slice £3.65

Snacks

Lighter bites for the bag or the kids — crisps are the cheapest food item in the shop. Prices below are typical high-street guide prices from a single October 2026 UK menu guide.

Menu Item Description Price
Fruit Pot Fresh cut fruit pot £3.25
Yoghurt & Granola Pot Yoghurt with granola topping £3.45
Crisps Bag of crisps £1.30
Marshmallow Twizzle Marshmallow twist treat £2.25
Chocolate bar / shortbread Grab-and-go chocolate or shortbread £1.50 – £2.25

The six orders Brits reach for most — four of them shown below.

Caffe Latte — Signature espresso under silky steamed milk; the default Starbucks order and the yardstick every price guide is measured against, around £3.95 for a Tall.

Starbucks menu prices UK — Caffe Latte

Caramel Macchiato — The sweet bestseller: vanilla milk marked with espresso and finished with a caramel crosshatch, roughly £4.35 for a Tall.

Caramel Frappuccino — Ice-blended coffee with caramel syrup and whipped cream; the summer-afternoon icon, roughly £4.75 for a Tall.

Signature Caramel Frappuccino at Starbucks UK

Pumpkin Spice Latte — Autumn’s headline act since 2003: pumpkin spice sauce, steamed milk, whipped cream and spice dusting, from £4.70.

Signature Pumpkin Spice Latte at Starbucks UK

Butter Croissant — Golden, flaky and the perfect latte companion at £2.95 — the most popular food item in the shop.

Signature Butter Croissant at Starbucks UK

Signature Hot Chocolate — Rich steamed chocolate with whipped cream; the go-to for non-coffee drinkers, roughly £3.95 for a Tall.

Starbucks Menu Prices UK — What to Know

Starbucks prices are set store by store, so the same Grande latte can cost noticeably more in central London, at an airport or at a motorway service than on an ordinary high street. Smart ways to pay less:

  • Join Starbucks Rewards (it’s free): Earn 10 Stars for every £1 spent, however you pay. A filter coffee, americano or hot tea redeems from 150 Stars (about £15 of spend); a handcrafted drink like a latte or Frappuccino needs 600 Stars (about £60), and a bakery item 350. Note the thresholds went up on 3 September 2026 — check the app for the current ladder.
  • Go Gold at 2,500 Stars: Gold members get free extra shots of espresso, selected syrups and whipped cream on every drink, plus a free birthday drink — the customisation habit pays for itself.
  • Customise for free: Oat, soy, almond and coconut milk cost nothing extra, and the Blonde or Decaf espresso swap is free too. Paid extras are guide-priced around 60p for an extra shot, 55p for syrup, 55p for whipped cream and 75p for cold foam (single source — verify locally).
  • Order Tall, not Venti: The Tall-to-Venti step on a latte is only about 70p, but a Venti Caramel Frappuccino still runs close to £6 at many stores — Tall is the value order.
  • Skip delivery when you can: Deliveroo and Uber Eats listings run £1–£2 above in-store prices on the same items. Their bundles (Afternoon Break Bundle around £9.50–£10.70, Lunch Bundle around £12.30–£13.40) are delivery-level prices — usually still cheaper than ordering the pieces separately.
  • Drink the cheapest things: A Tall filter coffee (around £2.65) or an English Breakfast Tea (around £2.55) costs nearly half a Frappuccino.

Starbucks UK Opening Hours

Most high street stores open early and close in the early evening; hours are set per store, so check the Starbucks app, store locator or the official Starbucks UK website before you travel.

Day Typical Hours
Monday – Friday 6:00am – 8:00pm (many close 6:00–7:00pm)
Saturday 6:00am – 8:00pm (some close earlier)
Sunday 7:00am – 8:00pm (often shorter, e.g. 8:30am – 5:00pm)

Station, airport and leisure-park stores keep their own hours — some open later and close earlier, a few trade late into the evening. Drive-thru stores generally open earliest.

Alternatives to Starbucks (UK)

If Starbucks’ prices sting, these are the closest UK alternatives:

  • Costa Coffee — The UK’s biggest coffee chain; similar espresso menu with Primo/Medio/Massimo sizes and a free Costa Club loyalty scheme — see our Costa Coffee menu prices UK guide.
  • Pret A Manger — Coffee plus a big fresh-food range; strong on breakfast and lunch deals.
  • Caffè Nero — Italian-style coffee bars with a similar espresso-led menu, often a touch cheaper than Starbucks on lattes.
  • Greggs — The budget play: decent coffee and hot food at roughly half the price, with a famous breakfast deal.
  • Independent cafés — Your local indie often undercuts the chains on a flat white and keeps the money in the neighbourhood.

More UK fast food guides:

FAQs

How much is a latte at Starbucks UK?

A Caffe Latte typically costs around £3.95 for a Tall, £4.35 for a Grande and £4.65 for a Venti at an ordinary high street store. Central London, airport, station and motorway service stores charge more.

What sizes does Starbucks UK offer?

Short (8 fl oz, hot only), Tall (12 fl oz, small), Grande (16 fl oz, medium) and Venti (20 fl oz hot / 24 fl oz iced, large).

Does Starbucks UK charge extra for oat milk?

No. Oat, soy, almond and coconut milk cost the same as dairy milk, and swapping to Blonde or Decaf espresso is free.

How does Starbucks Rewards work?

You earn 10 Stars for every £1 you spend. Free drinks start at 150 Stars (filter coffee, americano or hot tea); handcrafted drinks like lattes and Frappuccinos need 600 Stars. At 2,500 Stars you reach Gold Level, which adds free extra shots, selected syrups and whipped cream plus a birthday drink. Redemption thresholds rose on 3 September 2026.

Why are Starbucks prices higher in London and at airports?

Starbucks sets prices per store, and central London, airport, station and motorway service stores have higher rents and operating costs — they routinely charge £1+ more than a small-town high street store for the same drink.

When does the Starbucks Christmas menu start in the UK?

The 2026 Christmas menu launches on 5 November 2026 in the US (Peppermint Mocha, Caramel Brulée Latte, Sugar Cookie Latte and Gingerbread Chai returning, plus a new Tiramisu Velvet Latte). UK launch dates and prices were not confirmed at the time of writing — expect the red cups in early November.

What is the cheapest drink at Starbucks UK?

A Solo Espresso (around £1.95–£2.45), an English Breakfast Tea (around £2.55) or a Tall filter coffee (around £2.65) — all roughly half the price of a Frappuccino.

Can I order Starbucks for delivery in the UK?

Yes — many stores deliver through Uber Eats, Deliveroo and Just Eat, but expect to pay £1–£2 more per item than in store, plus delivery fees.

Is Starbucks open on Sundays in the UK?

Yes, but with shorter hours — typically opening around 7:00–8:30am and closing between 4:00pm and 8:00pm depending on the store.

Last Words

Starbucks UK in October 2026 is still the premium high-street coffee option — a Tall latte around £3.95, Frappuccinos pushing £6, and the Pumpkin Spice Latte back for autumn from £4.70. Prices genuinely vary store to store, so treat the figures above as a well-researched guide, not a promise, and always check the app for your local store. Join Starbucks Rewards, stick to Tall, customise the free milk alternatives — and you’ll drink well without overpaying. Tall or Grande — where do you stand? Let us know in the comments.

Alex Brooks

I’m Alex Brooks, the person behind Fast Foods Menu and its main researcher. I love tracking down menu items and prices from McDonald’s, KFC, Burger King, and other major chains across different countries. This hobby keeps me excited and always learning something new.

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