Dunkin’ Donuts Menu with Prices and Calories

Dunkin’ Donuts prices coffee, tea and frozen drinks by the cup size and its bakery items by the piece. Nine sections carry the Dunkin’ Donuts menu, running from hot coffee and espresso through to bagels, breakfast sandwiches and bagged coffee for brewing at home. A small hot coffee runs $2.49, and a dozen classic doughnuts tops the food side at $13.99.

Calories sit beside each drink and bakery item that Dunkin’s nutrition guide lists by name on the Dunkin’ Donuts menu. Milk drinks show the whole-milk figure. Items the guide does not break out the same way, such as flavored Coolattas and the donut boxes, carry a price on its own.

At a glance

Dunkin’ Donuts Menu Prices and Calories

The Dunkin’ Donuts menu runs longest on drinks, with hot coffee, iced coffee, lattes and frozen blends each carrying several sizes. Doughnuts, bagels and breakfast sandwiches fill out the food side, alongside bagged coffee sold for brewing away from the counter. A separate Brew at Home section covers beans, grounds and pods rather than a made-to-order cup.

Most sections below list the size ladder Dunkin’ sells an item in, since one name often covers three or four different cups or portions. Milk drinks show the whole-milk calorie figure, and the guide prints separate figures for skim, almond and oat versions. A short answer and an at-a-glance panel sit above the tables for a quick check.

Hot Coffee & Espresso

Hot coffee on the Dunkin’ Donuts menu brews fresh throughout the day and carries 5 calories black in every cup size, small through extra large. Espresso pulls as a single or double shot. Cappuccino adds steamed milk and foam, while hot chocolate carries the heaviest calorie count of the hot drinks.

Iced Coffee & Cold Brew

Iced Coffee and Cold Brew both start over grounds. Cold Brew steeps for a much longer stretch. That extra time produces a smoother, less acidic cup than a standard iced pour.

Some of the flavor swaps regulars order here began as custom builds asked for by name at the counter. Black iced coffee and cold brew each carry 5 calories in every size, and the iced cappuccino row shows its whole-milk figure. Cold Americano has no matching row in the guide.

Lattes

Lattes make up the largest section on the Dunkin’ Donuts menu, with a plain, iced, signature and matcha version of nearly every build. Chai and matcha lattes skip espresso, steaming milk against tea instead of a shot. A pumpkin version of several of these joins the seasonal lineup each autumn alongside a new tiramisu collection.

Latte, macchiato, matcha and chai rows show the whole-milk calorie figure. Signature Lattes come in several flavors, each with its own calorie count, so the signature rows carry a price alone.

Frozen Drinks

Frozen Chocolate and Frozen Matcha Latte on the Dunkin’ Donuts menu blend ice into the base drink. Neither pours over cubes, and each comes in three sizes. Frozen Chocolate climbs from 490 calories in a small to 890 in a large.

Coolattas appear in the guide by flavor, and the guide has no Frozen Coffee row under that name. Those rows carry a price alone.

Tea, Chai & Refreshers

Hot and iced tea both come plain, without the flavor syrups used elsewhere on the Dunkin’ Donuts menu. Dunkin’ Refreshers add fruit flavor over ice instead of tea leaves. SPARKD Energy drinks skip coffee and tea altogether, drawing caffeine from a different base entirely.

The guide prints no calorie figure for hot tea, and iced tea and refreshers split into sweetened, unsweetened and flavored versions. Every row in this section carries a price alone.

Donuts & Munchkins

Classic Doughnuts sell as a single piece or by the half dozen and dozen. The per-piece price drops as the count rises, which is why the dozen is the cheapest way to buy them. Munchkins, Dunkin’s bite-sized doughnut holes, follow the same volume pricing in boxes of ten, twenty-five and fifty.

The nutrition guide counts calories per piece, by donut name, so these box and dozen rows carry a price alone.

Bagels & Bakery

Muffins, croissants and English muffins sell individually on the Dunkin’ Donuts menu, alongside a plain or flavored bagel with cream cheese spread. Stuffed Bagel Minis come four to a pack, built as a quicker handheld than a full bagel. Cream cheese spread rides along with the bagel rather than as a separate add-on charge.

Plain Croissant and English Muffin carry the guide’s figures. Muffins vary by flavor, and the bagel rows combine bread with spread, so those rows carry a price alone.

Breakfast Sandwiches

Bacon, sausage, turkey sausage and plain egg-and-cheese builds on the Dunkin’ Donuts menu each come on an English muffin, a croissant or a bagel. The bread underneath changes both the calorie count and the price across every one of those builds. Hash Browns, Snackin’ Bacon, a Wake-Up Wrap and a Sourdough Breakfast Sandwich round out the section, listed again on a separate allergen-by-allergen grid.

Calories run from 340 for Egg & Cheese on an English Muffin to 680 for Sausage, Egg & Cheese on a Plain Bagel. Sausage, Egg & Cheese on a croissant, the turkey sausage build, Snackin’ Bacon and the Wake-Up Wrap carry a price alone.

Brew at Home

Packaged Coffee joins the lineup as bagged beans or grounds, in an 11-ounce or a 44-ounce bag. That lets the same roast poured at the counter travel home for a full pot. K-Cup pods and packaged tea round out the section. Both suit brewing without a filter.

Every row in this section carries a price alone.

Dunkin’ Donuts Hours

Most Dunkin’ Donuts locations open by five or six in the morning to catch the commuter rush. Coffee and breakfast sandwiches drive early trade. Closing time varies far more than opening time, landing anywhere from eight at night to around the clock at a busy highway location. Nearly the entire chain runs under independent franchise ownership, which is why the schedule shifts from one address to the next across the country.

Dunkin’ Donuts Locations

New York carries more Dunkin’ Donuts restaurants than any other state, followed by Massachusetts, the chain’s home state. Florida and New Jersey each hold several hundred locations of their own. The Northeast overall carries the heaviest concentration of restaurants in the country. Restaurants reach 45 states and territories in total, thinning out toward the West Coast.

What to Expect Inside a Dunkin’ Donuts

Dunkin’ Donuts runs a counter-service format built for speed rather than a sit-down meal. Orders move through a single line at most stores, with a drive-through window handling a large share of traffic at suburban and rural locations alike. Mobile orders placed through the Dunkin’ Rewards app skip the counter line and wait at a separate pickup shelf instead. Seating stays limited at many locations, since the format favors takeout and drive-through over dining in.

Dunkin’ Rewards

Dunkin’ Rewards replaces the old paper punch card with points earned on every purchase, running ten points for each dollar spent nationwide. Members redeem those points against set menu tiers rather than a cash value. Boosted Status members earn double points on beverages and breakfast sandwiches, reaching the higher tiers faster. A birthday bonus now runs as a triple-points window rather than a free drink.

Dunkin’ Donuts Sizes Explained

Cup names carry across the whole Dunkin’ Donuts menu, but the fluid ounces behind each one change between hot and iced drinks. A hot small holds 10 fluid ounces, stepping up to 14 for a medium, 20 for a large and 24 for an extra large. Iced cups run bigger for the same names, since ice takes up room a hot cup does not need. A small holds 16 ounces over ice, a medium 24 and a large 32.

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