Ordering Guide & Tips
The Dutch Bros menu is a drinks menu: 278 drinks and snacks in 22 categories, from the Dutch Faves coffee line to Dutch Rebel energy drinks, Blended Freezes, Frost shakes, Myst refreshers, chai, teas, lemonades and Dutch Sodas — every one listed in the menu on this page with the calories and caffeine Dutch Bros itself publishes for each size. One fact belongs at the top: Dutch Bros publishes no prices — not on its website, not on any product page — so no price on this page is estimated or borrowed from a delivery app. What Dutch Bros does publish, in full, is nutrition and caffeine, and that is what this page is built on.
How Dutch Bros Works
Dutch Bros is a drive-thru coffee company. You order at the window — or walk up at shops with a walk-up window — and every drink is built to order by a broista. There is no dining room menu and no kitchen; the drinks are the menu, and the snacks in the Eats section further down are the whole food offer.
Almost every drink comes in three forms — hot, iced or blended — and three sizes. The size ladders are Dutch Bros’ own, printed on every product page:
| Drink type | Small | Medium | Large |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hot espresso drinks | 12 oz | 16 oz | 20 oz |
| Cold-cup drinks (iced coffee, Rebels, Myst, teas, lemonades, sodas, Freezes, Frosts) | 16 oz | 24 oz | 32 oz |
A Kids size (10 oz) exists on most cold drinks, smoothies, shakes and cocoas. Every drink can be customised — extra shots, sweetness level, milk swaps, sugar-free syrups — and the menu carries “Build Your Own” rows for the main families (Breve, Rebel, Freeze, Myst, Cold Brew and more). Those builders carry no fixed calories, because the build decides the numbers; that is why their rows in the menu on this page are blank rather than estimated.
Order Ahead exists only inside the Dutch Bros app: the website’s order-ahead page links to the app stores and nothing else. There is no web ordering storefront, which is also why there are no official web prices to publish — see the Prices section below.
Prices: Dutch Bros Does Not Publish Any
There is no official Dutch Bros price list. All 297 official product pages were checked for this page: not one of them carries a price. Prices live inside the app, behind store selection, and Dutch Bros is a franchise system — each shop sets its own prices, so there is no national list to print and no honest range to build from official sources.
That means the price questions this page cannot answer with a figure — how much a small Rebel costs, what a smoothie or a muffin top costs — are unanswerable from Dutch Bros itself. The prices printed on third-party menu sites are scraped from delivery apps and app screenshots; they vary by shop, carry delivery markups, and are not Dutch Bros’ published prices, so none of them appears here. The price of your drink is the price on the board and in the app at your shop.
One row in the menu carries a price, and it is the exception that proves the rule: the “2 for $5 Cake Pop” is an official product name — the $5 is in the name of the item itself, not a published price list.
The Drinks: Dutch Faves, Rebels and Every Other Family
The menu on this page is the full official board — 22 categories. The families, and the drinks that define them:
Dutch Faves — the coffee signatures
The Faves are the chain’s fan-favourite coffee builds, each sold hot and iced, and each also sold in an iced Zero Sugar Added line. The names the searches ask for:
- Golden Eagle — espresso, vanilla and caramel breve (half-and-half) with caramel drizzle. The most-ordered coffee on the menu: 430/570/650 calories hot (S/M/L), 320/460/540 iced.
- Annihilator — espresso and chocolate macadamia nut breve. 420/560/640 calories hot, 280/420/500 iced.
- Caramelizer — espresso, caramel and chocolate milk. 450/590/680 hot, 330/470/560 iced.
- Cocomo — espresso, coconut and chocolate milk. 400/540/630 hot, 280/420/510 iced.
- 911 — six shots of espresso with Irish cream breve. The strongest standard coffee Dutch Bros sells; see the Caffeine section.
- Kicker — espresso and Irish cream breve (420/560/640 hot). Double Torture — an extra double shot with vanilla and chocolate milk. White Mocha completes the line.
Lattes, mochas, cold brew and protein coffee
Beyond the Faves sit the standard coffee builds: hot and iced lattes and mochas (16 hot, 15 iced, including a plain Hot Mocha and Iced Mocha), a Cold Brew line of 9 — plain, Nitro, and flavoured builds like the Golden Eagle Cold Brew (250/260/260 calories) — and a Protein Coffee line of 18 built on protein milk: a medium iced Protein Latte is 220 calories with 26g of protein. There is no drip coffee on the official board; the Americano and the cold brews are the unflavoured coffees.
Blended Freeze — the blended coffees
A Freeze is a blended coffee: espresso blended with the Freeze mix into a milkshake-thick drink. The Faves all exist as Freezes — Golden Eagle Freeze 560/760/970 calories, Caramelizer Freeze 500/700/900, the 911 Freeze 420/620/820 — plus Freeze-only builds like Picture Perfect and Campin’.
Dutch Rebel — the energy drinks
The Rebel is Dutch Bros’ own energy drink, and the second head of this menu. Fifteen named flavours are sold iced — Electric Berry, Shark Attack, Aftershock, Peach Ring, OG Gummy Bear, Tiger’s Blood, Vampire Slayer, Double Rainbro, Dragon Slayer, Midnight, Hyperchrome, Dinosaur Egg, Palm Beach, Poppin’ Boba Fire Lizard — fourteen are sold blended, and five are sold as Zero Sugar iced Rebels at 5–15 calories a cup. The full flavour list with per-size calories and caffeine is in the menu on this page.
Myst — the energy refreshers
Myst is the chain’s newest line: sparkling energy refreshers, several built with electrolytes and antioxidants (the Shark Attack Myst states it on its page). Twelve Myst builds are on the board, including sugar-free-syrup versions at 0–15 calories. Myst carries less caffeine than a Rebel — the figures are in the Caffeine section.
Chai, cocoa, teas, lemonades, sodas, smoothies and Frosts
Chai Lattes (13) come hot, iced and blended. Hot Cocoa & Hot Tea (7) covers the cocoas, steamers and the Paris Black Tea. Iced Tea (13) and Lemonades (18, iced and blended) carry named builds like the Palm Beach Lemonade and the Poppin’ Boba lemonades. Dutch Sodas (22) — H2O, Fizz and Sparkling Soda builds — are the caffeine-free flavoured sodas. Smoothies are three: Strawberry (360/510/680 calories), Green Apple and Mango. And the Dutch Frosts (8) are the shakes — Vanilla 410/610/820, Chocolate, Cotton Candy, Birthday Cake, Ninja, White Chocolate and Strawberry — made on the Frostline ice-cream base, with no coffee in them.
The seasonal board
The Fall & Halloween 2026 board alone carries 35 items: the Caramel Pumpkin Brûlée line across breve, latte, chai, cold brew, freeze and shake; the Cookie Butter line; the Autumn Berry line; and the Halloween Creepy Crawler line, several with a Sour Shot version. Seasonal drinks rotate off the board — when they go, their rows here are the record of the season they ran.
Caffeine
Dutch Bros is one of the few chains that publishes caffeine per drink, per size — every figure below is from its official product pages and Nutritional Guide, not from a third-party caffeine database.
| Drink | Small | Medium | Large |
|---|---|---|---|
| 911 (hot or iced) | 290 mg | 290 mg | 290 mg |
| 911 Blended Freeze | 250 mg | 345 mg | 440 mg |
| Dutch Faves / lattes / mochas | 95 mg | 95 mg | 190 mg |
| Double Torture | 190 mg | 190 mg | 290 mg |
| Dutch Rebel, iced | ~75 mg | ~115 mg | ~150 mg |
| Dutch Rebel, blended | 70 mg | 100 mg | 130 mg |
| Myst refreshers | 45 mg | 95 mg | 140 mg |
| Golden Eagle Cold Brew | 95 mg | 170 mg | 245 mg |
The 911’s flat 290 mg is the signature figure on this menu: six shots is six shots, whatever the cup size — only the blended Freeze version climbs with size, to 440 mg in a large. The standard coffee pattern is two shots in a small and medium (95 mg) and four in a large (190 mg). Cold brew runs higher than the same-size latte: a large Sweet Cream or Vanilla Cold Brew with Cream reaches 285 mg, Nitro builds top out around 295 mg, and a large toasted (hot) cold brew reaches 320 mg. Zero-sugar Rebels carry the same caffeine as regular Rebels. Chai carries 10–45 mg depending on flavour and size, iced teas roughly 20–50 mg, and the hot Paris Black Tea 50/50/100 mg.
Caffeine-free is a real category here. Dutch Bros’ own caffeine article lists these as caffeine-free: Sparkling Soda, Smoothies, Hot Cocoa, Shakes (Frosts), Lemonade, Steamers, Decaf Ceylon Tea and Decaf Coffee. Decaf espresso and half-caff builds are orderable customs at the window — ask the broista; there is no separate decaf menu page.
Nutrition & Calories
Every calorie figure on this page is Dutch Bros’ own — taken from its official product pages first, and from its official Nutritional Guide PDF (dated 15 October 2026) where a page publishes none. Where the two disagree, the live product page governs: the Iced Electric Berry Rebel is 220/280/390 calories by its page (the PDF prints lower figures), and the Strawberry Smoothie is 360/510/680 by its page. Per-size calories, sugar and caffeine for each drink are printed with the drink in the menu on this page — there is no separate calculator, because the table is the calculator.
| Headline drink (medium) | Form | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| Golden Eagle | Iced | 460 |
| Annihilator | Iced | 420 |
| 911 | Iced | 350 |
| Protein Latte (26g protein) | Iced | 220 |
| Peach Ring Rebel | Iced | 350 |
| Electric Berry Rebel | Iced | 280 |
| Zero Sugar Rebel | Iced | 10 |
| Golden Eagle Freeze | Blended | 760 |
| Vanilla Frost (shake) | Blended | 610 |
The patterns in the numbers: blended drinks are the calorie ceiling of the menu — a large Campin’ Freeze reaches 1,000 calories and a large White Chocolate Frost 1,010 — while the floor belongs to the sugar-free energy lines: a Zero Sugar Rebel is 5/10/10 calories by size and a sugar-free Myst is 0/10/15. The Zero Sugar Added Faves sit between: an iced 911 Zero Sugar Added is 70/210/350 against the regular 911’s 280/350/490, because the breve base stays even when the syrup goes sugar-free.
Twenty-five rows in the menu carry blank calories, and each blank is a fact, not a gap in the research: 21 are Build Your Own rows whose nutrition depends on the build; the Tiger’s Blood Lemonade and the Salted Caramel Hot Cocoa have only a published Kids-size figure, which is stated in their rows; and the 2 for $5 Cake Pop has no official nutrition published anywhere.
Allergens & Dietary
Dutch Bros publishes its allergen information as ingredient lists in its Nutritional Guide, and per-drink “Contains” lines on its product pages — those lines are carried in each drink’s row in the menu on this page. The headline ingredients: milk is in the 2% milk, chocolate milk, breve (half-and-half), Kick Me Mix, Freeze Mix, Frostline ice-cream mix, protein milk, sweet cream, Soft Top, whipped cream and the caramel, white chocolate and pumpkin pie sauces. Soy is in the Soft Top, Cookie Butter and Birthday Sprinks, and in the sugar-free caramel and sugar-free white chocolate sauces. Tree nuts arrive through almond milk and the sugar-free hazelnut syrup; the Cocomo and several drinks carry a coconut Contains line.
Dutch Bros states plainly that it cannot guarantee any product is allergen-free — drinks are prepared in shared areas on shared equipment. With a severe allergy, ask the shop before ordering, or contact Dutch Bros at [email protected].
Sugar-free: a standing line, not a hack
Sugar-free is an official, published part of this menu. Dutch Bros’ own sugar-free list names eleven syrup and sauce flavours: white chocolate, chocolate, caramel, vanilla, chocolate macadamia nut, hazelnut, irish cream, coconut, raspberry, peach and strawberry — and every Dutch Fave can be built with them. The standing sugar-free lines in the menu are the seven iced Zero Sugar Added Faves, the Zero Sugar Rebels, the sugar-free Myst builds, a Zero Sugar Added Mocha and a Zero Sugar Added Hot Cocoa.
Milk swaps, dairy-free and vegan reality
The milk alternatives named in Dutch Bros’ official sources are oat, almond and coconut, and any drink can be built on them. Two limits are stated plainly: sugar-free is not dairy-free — the sugar-free sauces themselves contain milk and soy, and the Faves are breves built on half-and-half unless you swap the base; and the Protein Coffee line is built on dairy protein milk, which cannot be made dairy-free without changing the drink. Dutch Bros certifies no drink gluten-free or vegan; the drinks with no milk in the build — the Dutch Sodas, the plain teas and lemonades — are the dairy-free-by-recipe part of the board, subject to the shared-equipment warning above.
The Official Secret Menu
Dutch Bros is unusual: it publishes its own secret-menu article. That article names exactly ten drinks, and those ten are the official secret menu:
- Iced Cookies & Cream Breve
- Blended Peach Ring Rebel
- Iced Red White & Blue Rebel
- Peach Cobbler Freeze
- Tropical Rebel
- Palm Beach Lemonade
- Iced Vampire Slayer Green Tea
- Flap Jack Cold Brew
- Coral Reef Shake
- Passion Water Soda
Three of the ten — the Peach Ring Rebel, the Palm Beach Lemonade and the Vampire Slayer tea — have since joined the regular board and sit in the menu on this page with full published nutrition. The other seven are official by name and build in Dutch Bros’ article; they carry no published prices or per-size nutrition of their own.
Everything beyond those ten is fan territory. The long secret-menu lists on third-party sites — White Coffee Cookie, Bob Marley, Ray of Sunshine, Grasshopper, White Zombie and the rest — are customer customs assembled from standard syrups. A broista can build most of them if you describe the build, and that is the whole of their status: not official items, with no official prices and no official nutrition. This page does not print invented recipes or estimated calories for them.
The Straw Code: There Isn’t One
The most-asked non-menu question about Dutch Bros has a short, definitive answer: Dutch Bros has no straw code. No straw-colour policy or meaning appears anywhere in Dutch Bros’ official menu, support centre or nutrition guide — checked in full for this page. There is no official chart, because there is nothing to chart.
The colour “meanings” that circulate on TikTok and in fan posts — one colour said to mean the broista thinks you’re cute, another that you’re rude, another that you’re average — are fan lore, invented online and repeated until they read like policy. Broistas quoted in press coverage of the trend say the opposite of a code: straws are grabbed at random, or by whatever colour is stocked at the window, and a different-coloured straw is sometimes used simply to tell two similar drinks in the same order apart. The straw in your cup is a straw. It is not a message, a rating or a compliment, and any site printing the colour chart as fact is printing the myth, not Dutch Bros’ position — Dutch Bros’ position is that no code exists.
The colour-changing straws in the same searches are a separate thing: a novelty and merchandise item that changes colour in a cold drink. They are sold and given out as merchandise moments, not issued as signals — buying straws and toppers is retail, and it changes nothing about the answer above.
Food & Snacks
Dutch Bros is a drinks chain — there is no kitchen food and no breakfast menu on the board. The whole food offer is the Bakery Bites case, six items: the 2 for $5 Cake Pop (two chocolate-coated cookie dough cake pops, sold as the named pair; a single Cookie Dough Cake Pop is 130 calories), the Banana Bread Slice (330), the Blueberry Muffin (410), the Chocolate Chip Muffin Top (520) and the Coffee Crumb Cake (490). All carry egg, milk, soy and wheat. Their prices, like all Dutch Bros prices, are not published.
Five further items exist in Dutch Bros’ official Nutritional Guide and allergen list but not on the public menu board — a Maple Waffle (300 calories), an Egg, Bacon and Cheese Sandwich (170), a Sausage, Egg and Cheese Sandwich (260), a Chorizo, Egg and Hot Pepper Cheese Wrap (440) and a Cheesy Hash Brown Duo (190). They are listed in the menu on this page with their availability flag showing, because Dutch Bros publishes them; whether your shop sells them varies by location.
One searched-for item gets a straight answer: the Lemon Poppyseed Muffin Top is not on the current menu. It survives only as a name in Dutch Bros’ allergen article — it is not on the current board and not in the current Nutritional Guide’s Eats table, so there are no current official calories for it. The Orange Cranberry Muffin Top and the granola bars are in the same position: named in the allergen list, not sold on the current board.
Hours
Dutch Bros publishes no chain-wide hours — each shop’s hours live on its official location page and in the app, and those are the source of truth for your shop. The pattern across official location pages is an early open and a late close: typically 5:00 AM to 10:00 PM, with Friday and Saturday running to 11:00 PM — the pattern on the checked San Antonio, Austin and Nashville location pages. Shops are drive-thru formatted and the window keeps the shop’s hours.
Two definitive answers: Dutch Bros is not a 24-hour chain — its shops open early and close at night; no location page advertises round-the-clock hours. And holiday hours — Christmas, Thanksgiving, Easter, New Year, the summer holidays — are set per shop and posted on that shop’s location page and in the app; there is no national holiday schedule to print, and any site showing one is guessing.
Gift Cards
Dutch Bros gift cards are sold through Dutch Bros’ own channels: at the shops, in the Dutch Bros app, and on the official website, in physical and digital form. The balance check runs through the app: load the card to your Dutch Pass and the balance sits with your app funds — the “Charge Up” balance — and is spent by scanning the Dutch Pass at the window. There is no standalone web balance-checker outside the app, and third-party balance-check sites are not Dutch Bros channels; do not enter a card number into one.
One rule from Dutch Bros’ own rewards information: app funds and gift card money are for drinks and merchandise at the shops — Charge Up balance cannot be used to buy gift cards. For a specific card’s terms, the official gift card page and the app are the only sources this page relies on.
Deals & Dutch Rewards (2026)
Dutch Rewards is the chain’s loyalty program, run through the app: members earn points on purchases and spend them on drinks, and membership carries the program’s best-known perk — a free birthday drink. The mechanics, from Dutch Bros’ official rewards FAQ: the birthday reward lands in the app on your birthday and stays valid for 30 days; if you download the app on the birthday itself, the reward arrives the next day; with no app, tell the broista. The old half-birthday reward ended on 1 December 2023 and does not exist any more.
New members get a first medium drink free on app registration, expiring 14 days after registering. Beyond the program, Dutch Bros runs recurring promotional moments — sticker-day drops, when a limited sticker comes with a drink purchase, are the signature one — announced in the app and on Dutch Bros’ channels as they land. Deals at Dutch Bros are app-driven and time-boxed, so this page prints no coupon codes or percentage-off claims that would be stale within weeks: the current offers are the ones in the app.
Quick Answers
Looking for a specific shop? Locations live in the shop locator on dutchbros.com and in the app — this page covers the menu, not individual stores. Planning an event? Dutch Bros runs a catering truck, which is covered separately from this page.
Need this menu on paper? Print this page from your browser — it prints as a complete Dutch Bros drinks menu with the official calories and caffeine for every size.