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Menus and prices in 17 markets, 1,302 items tracked.

What our data shows about Starbucks

Starbucks has 22 products in our price index - Among the most of any brand - Because espresso drinks are named almost identically worldwide. A latte is a latte on every board we hold.

The Caramel Macchiato spans nine markets at between about $2.67 and $6.95. That is where the margin lives: entry coffee prices are compressed everywhere by competition, and the money is made one step up the board on flavoured, iced and speciality drinks.

The brand's most instructive market is Australia, where it expanded fast in the early 2000s, closed most of its stores in 2008, and rebuilt slowly. An entrenched local espresso culture defeated global scale - The clearest evidence in our data that coffee is the hardest category to win by size alone.

17
Markets tracked
17
Full menus
1,302
Menu items
38
Products in the price index

Starbucks by market

Each market has its own board. Prices are shown in local currency and are not comparable across rows - Use the index below for that.

MarketItemsCheapestAverage
Thailand
THB
16 ฿100 ฿153.94 Full menu →
USA
USD
60 $2.45 $5.41 Full menu →
Singapore
SGD
46 S$4.40 S$7.81 Full menu →
Philippines
PHP
102 ₱90 ₱194.27 Full menu →
Malaysia
MYR
94 RM5.48 RM15.94 Full menu →
Hong Kong
HKD
44 HK$25 HK$51.80 Full menu →
Australia
AUD
91 A$2.95 A$6.84 Full menu →
Canada
CAD
120 C$2.25 C$5.41 Full menu →
United Kingdom
GBP
81 £1.80 £5 Full menu →
Ireland
EUR
85 €1.20 €4.92 Full menu →
New Zealand
NZD
49 NZ$4 NZ$6.84 Full menu →
Vietnam
VND
107 ₫59,000 ₫111,215 Full menu →
Cambodia
KHR
146 ៛2 ៛5 Full menu →
Laos
LAK
94 ₭27,000 ₭88,968 Full menu →
United Arab Emirates
AED
95 AED 7 AED 22.32 Full menu →
Indonesia
IDR
43 Rp 15,000 Rp 43,628 Full menu →
China
CNY
29 ¥23 ¥32.93 Full menu →

Prices are in each market’s own currency and are not comparable across rows; for that, use the price index.

The same Starbucks product, priced worldwide

Products sold under one name in four or more of our markets, converted to US dollars at weekly mid-market rates.

All in the index →
ProductMarketsCheapest (USD)Average (USD)Priciest (USD)Gap
Mocha Frappuccino 10 $2.72 $4.65 $7.08 +160%
Caramel Macchiato 10 $2.67 $4.83 $6.95 +160%
White Chocolate Mocha 9 $2.67 $4.94 $7.43 +178%
Cold Brew 9 $2.43 $3.81 $6.26 +158%
Iced Caramel Macchiato 9 $3.45 $5.31 $6.95 +102%
Coffee Frappuccino 8 $2.43 $4.35 $6.42 +164%
Caramel Frappuccino 8 $2.51 $4.56 $6.42 +156%
Vanilla Cream Frappuccino 8 $2.89 $4.55 $7.08 +145%
Java Chip Frappuccino 8 $3.28 $5.02 $7.08 +116%
Vanilla Sweet Cream Cold Brew 8 $2.75 $3.96 $5.74 +108%
Butter Croissant 7 $0.96 $2.64 $3.96 +311%
Caffè Americano 7 $2.11 $3.90 $5.74 +172%
Caffè Latte 7 $2.27 $4.25 $5.73 +152%
Cappuccino 7 $2.27 $4.02 $5.73 +152%
Flat White 7 $2.67 $4.23 $6.22 +133%
Chocolate Chip Cream Frappuccino 7 $3.24 $5.37 $7.08 +118%
Caramel Cream Frappuccino 7 $2.89 $4.20 $5.74 +99%
Iced White Chocolate Mocha 7 $3.95 $5.55 $7.43 +88%
Iced Caffè Latte 7 $3.60 $4.81 $5.73 +59%
Caffè Mocha 6 $2.51 $4.87 $6.68 +166%
Almond Croissant 6 $2.04 $3.53 $4.53 +122%
Espresso Frappuccino 6 $3.65 $5.13 $6.42 +76%
Iced Caffé Mocha 6 $4.33 $5.52 $6.68 +54%
Chocolate Croissant 5 $1.19 $3.04 $3.96 +233%
Iced Caffè Americano 5 $2.60 $4.10 $5.45 +110%
Chai Tea Latte 5 $2.85 $4.32 $5.67 +99%
Classic Hot Chocolate 4 $2.58 $4.44 $6.26 +143%
Chocolate Cream Frappuccino 4 $2.95 $4.83 $7.08 +140%
Earl Grey Tea 4 $1.93 $3.40 $4.59 +138%
Iced Black Tea 4 $2.80 $4.13 $6.26 +124%
Iced Green Tea 4 $2.80 $4.13 $6.26 +124%
Vanilla Latte 4 $3.00 $4.95 $6.15 +105%
White Chocolate Mocha Frappuccino 4 $3.95 $5.16 $7.08 +79%
Hot Caramel Macchiato 4 $3.95 $5.00 $6.81 +72%
White Hot Chocolate 4 $2.77 $3.51 $4.30 +55%
Single Espresso 4 $1.94 $2.42 $2.94 +51%
Blueberry Muffin 4 $3.06 $3.46 $3.74 +22%
Iced Signature Chocolate 4 $3.81 $4.06 $4.64 +22%

What Starbucks actually sells

Every item across every Starbucks menu, mapped onto our dish taxonomy.

Starbucks: the background

From Humble Grounds to Global Gatherings

In 1971, a modest storefront near Seattle's Pike Place Market began pouring more than just coffee. It offered a sense of place. Starbucks was founded by three friends with a shared appreciation for fine beans and a deep respect for the craft of roasting. Those early days were marked by long hours, the comforting hum of grinders, and the earthy aroma of freshly brewed blends that greeted every visitor like an old friend.

What started as a quiet neighborhood shop soon drew a loyal following. Stories passed between baristas and guests, hand-written menus on chalkboards, and the gentle clink of ceramic mugs laid the foundation for something far richer than expected. Starbucks became more than a coffeehouse; it became part of daily rituals, early morning commutes, and unhurried afternoons.

Where Flavor Meets Thoughtfulness

The heart of Starbucks lies in its thoughtful approach to each cup. Influenced by the vibrant traditions of Italian espresso bars and the simplicity of a well-crafted roast, the menu reflects a balance of familiarity and imagination. From the bold character of the Caffè Verona to the silky smoothness of the Flat White, every offering carries the care of those who shaped it.

Seasonal favorites and creative twists find their way alongside beloved classics, always with a focus on quality beans, precise technique, and an openness to inspiration from around the world. The emphasis is never just on what’s in the cup, but on the feeling it leaves behind - Warm, uplifting, and comfortably familiar.

A Place for Conversation and Community

At every Starbucks, there's a sense of welcome that goes beyond the front door. Tables are often shared by students and storytellers, travelers and neighbors. The spaces are designed for gathering, whether for a quiet moment alone or a long chat with friends. Regulars are greeted by name, and new faces are met with a smile.

Beyond the counter, Starbucks has deepened its ties with the communities it serves. Through partnerships, local programs, and shared initiatives, the establishment finds ways to support and celebrate the people around it. The coffee may begin the connection, but it’s the human touch that keeps it lasting.

Starbucks continues to grow, cup by cup, conversation by conversation - A familiar presence in unfamiliar places, always inviting guests to slow down, sit back, and savor the moment.

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