Dunkin’ Menu Prices 2026: Full Menu With Calories

Dunkin’ is the largest coffee-and-donut chain in America, and its menu is far bigger than the name suggests: brewed coffee and espresso, cold brew, Refreshers, frozen drinks, a full breakfast line served all day, and a bakery case built around donuts, Munchkins, bagels and muffins. This guide lists the complete current US menu with typical prices and calories for every item — and where an item rotates seasonally, like the fall 2026 lineup, it is marked as limited time.

Three companion guides go deeper: the Dunkin’ secret menu collects the fan-made builds regulars order by recipe, the Dunkin’ nutrition guide breaks down fat, carbs, protein, sodium and caffeine item by item, and the Dunkin’ coupons and deals guide explains how Dunkin’ Rewards points, Boosted Status and the $6 Meal Deal actually save you money.

How to read the prices: Dunkin’ is franchised, so no national price list exists. Each typical price below is the middle price of three real stores checked in Dunkin’s own online ordering system in October 2026 — Atlanta, Dallas and New York — cross-checked against national price trackers. New York runs noticeably higher than the other two on almost everything, so treat these as typical, not promised. Calories come from Dunkin’s official nutrition data; drink calories are for a medium, made the standard way, unless the item says otherwise.

One ordering note before the tables: Dunkin’ adds cream and sugar to coffee by default. A black coffee is 5 calories; the same cup “regular” is not. If you want the numbers in these tables, say “black” — or order in the app, where every modifier is explicit.

Hot Coffee & Espresso

The hot coffee line runs from a $3.69 Original Blend to the newer Protein and Cloud lattes. Hot sizes are Small (10 oz), Medium (14 oz), Large (20 oz) and Extra Large (24 oz, brewed coffee only). Prices below are for a medium. Coffee purists comparing chains can also check our Starbucks menu prices guide.

The Signature Latte is the dressed-up latte — whipped cream, a caramel drizzle and a cinnamon-sugar finish — which is why it costs about 50 cents more and carries 410 calories against the plain latte’s 170. The Protein Latte swaps in protein milk at the same 170 calories as a regular latte, and the Cloud Latte is Dunkin’s newer cold-foam-topped build, introduced with the fall 2026 menu. A Box O’ Joe pours about ten small cups and is the standard office run; its calorie count is per cup, black.

Iced Coffee & Cold Brew

Iced sizes run bigger than hot — Small 16 oz, Medium 24 oz, Large 32 oz — which is why a medium Iced Coffee carries 294 mg of caffeine against a medium hot coffee’s 210 mg. Iced Coffee calories below are for the unsweetened black base; Dunkin’ will add cream and sugar unless you say no.

The Shakin’ Espresso — espresso shaken with milk and a touch of sweetness — is the lightest espresso drink on the board at 90 calories for a medium, and the Dunkalatte, built on coffee milk, is the richest of the standard iced drinks at 310. Nitro Cold Brew pours only where a store has the tap system installed, which is why it is marked “where served.”

Refreshers, Tea & Energy

The Refresher family now comes in several bases: the classic green-tea Refreshers (Strawberry Dragonfruit and Mango Pineapple are the long-running flavors), Sparkling Refreshers, the cream-topped Daydream line, and Protein Refreshers made with protein milk. Prices sit a step below the coffee drinks, and the zero-sugar Dunkin’ Zero energy drinks are the newest addition to this part of the menu.

Refresher flavors rotate more than any other part of the menu — Peach Passion Fruit and Raspberry Watermelon have both cycled through — so your store’s exact lineup may differ from the table. The calorie counts here are for the builds Dunkin’s ordering system currently lists nationally.

Frozen Drinks

Frozen Coffee is the blended flagship; the Coolatta line is the fruit-and-vanilla slush side of the family. These are dessert-level drinks — a medium Frozen Chocolate at 690 calories is the heaviest single item on the Dunkin’ menu.

Frozen Coffee’s 410 calories are the official nutrition-report figure for a medium made with whole milk. Order it with skim milk or without the whipped finish where offered and the count drops; add a flavor swirl and it climbs fast.

Fall 2026 Menu (Limited Time)

Dunkin’s fall menu launched on August 19, 2026, and is expected to run until the holiday menu arrives in early November. Pumpkin leads, as always, but this year’s lineup leans into protein drinks and the new Cloud Latte builds — including a Pumpkin Cloud Dunkalatte and a Tiramisu Shakin’ Espresso that sit alongside the items priced below.

The season’s headline collaboration is the Alix Earle “Earle-Y Riser” meal — a Shakin’ Espresso made with sugar-free vanilla and almond milk, a Sausage, Egg & Cheese Hash Brown Wake-Up Wrap, and three Munchkins. Meal pricing varies by store, so it is not in the table; the components are, in the coffee and breakfast sections. A medium Nutty Pumpkin Protein Latte carries 17 g of protein, the most of any fall drink.

Breakfast Sandwiches & Wraps

Breakfast is served all day at Dunkin’, and the line splits into full sandwiches and the smaller Wake-Up Wraps. Sandwich calories below are for the standard build Dunkin’ lists in its nutrition data — the Egg & Cheese figure, for example, is the bagel build; on an English muffin the same sandwich is 340 calories. For a cross-chain comparison, see our McDonald’s menu prices guide.

The Sourdough Breakfast Sandwich — two eggs, five half-slices of bacon and white cheddar on sourdough — is the biggest and most protein-heavy build at 630 calories and 30 g of protein. At the other end, a Wake-Up Wrap starts at $2.49 and 180 calories, which makes it the best-value hot breakfast on the menu.

Donuts

Here is the part of the menu that built the company — and it has a pricing quirk worth knowing: Dunkin’s ordering system prices every classic flavor identically, as a single “Classic Donuts” line. A Glazed costs exactly what a Boston Kreme costs. Only specialty and seasonal donuts, like the fall Pumpkin Donut in the fall section above, carry their own line — at the same $1.69 in the stores we checked.

Calories are another story: a French Cruller or Apple ‘n Spice is 230, while a Bismark — the big filled stick — is 480, and its price varies by store because many shops ring it as a specialty item. The half dozen and dozen rows price the box; their calorie range spans the lightest and heaviest classic flavors.

Munchkins Donut Hole Treats

Munchkins are sold in 10, 25 and 50 counts, in a single flavor or mixed. Calories below are per piece for the most-ordered flavor, Glazed — the full per-flavor chart (50 to 90 calories a piece) is in the nutrition guide.

Box prices are the widest-ranging on the menu — a 50 count runs about $11.99–$13.99 in most markets but considerably more in New York City — so this is the one table where your store’s price is most likely to differ from the range shown.

Bagels & Spreads

Every bagel flavor rings at the same price, like the donuts. The Bagel with Cream Cheese row is a plain bagel with the plain spread (300 + 120 calories); Garden Veggie spread is 100 calories and Strawberry is 130. Stuffed Bagel Minis — two warm bagel bites filled with cream cheese — are the snack-size option.

Multigrain is the heavyweight bagel at 380 calories and 15 g of protein; the White Cheddar tops the chart at 390. If you are counting, a plain bagel with the Garden Veggie spread (400 calories total) is the lightest full-size bagel order.

Muffins & Bakery

Muffins all share one price in the stores we checked, but not one calorie count — the Coffee Cake Muffin is 590, the Blueberry 460. The Croissant Stuffer is the bakery case’s savory outlier: a croissant folded around ham and Swiss.

The Apple Fritter and Coffee Roll are the two old-school items on this table — both predate the muffin line by decades, and the fritter, at 470 calories and 28 g of fat, is the richest single piece in the bakery case.

Snacks & Sides

A short table, but it holds the cheapest hot food Dunkin’ sells: an order of six hash-brown patties for $1.59. Snackin’ Bacon is eight half-pieces of maple-sugar-seasoned bacon in a sleeve — the same bacon that stars in the fall sandwich.

Loaded Hash Browns add cheese sauce and bacon crumbles to the base order, which is why the calorie count nearly triples. The cream cheese spread row is the single extra portion for bagels — at $0.99 it is also the cheapest line on the entire menu.

Allergen Information

Dunkin’ publishes a full allergen guide, and the honest summary is that a donut shop runs on wheat, milk and egg — all three are everywhere. The card below covers the nine major allergens and where each one hides on this menu.

Two warnings matter more than the rest. First, cross-contact: donuts share fryers and display cases, and drinks share blenders, so Dunkin’ itself does not certify any item as allergen-free. Second, sesame: since sesame became a major allergen, the Everything and Sesame bagels are a direct sesame source, not just a cross-contact risk. If you have a serious allergy, check Dunkin’s current allergen PDF and tell the store before ordering — recipes change without notice.

Nutrition Highlights

The full charts — every drink, sandwich, donut and Munchkin flavor with fat, carbs, protein and sodium — live in the Dunkin’ nutrition guide. This excerpt covers the ten items people ask about most, with macros from Dunkin’s official nutrition data.

The pattern to remember: black coffee drinks sit at 5–10 calories, milk drinks at 120–170, and anything frozen or swirl-sweetened jumps to 290 and up. At breakfast, the wrap-versus-sandwich choice is worth 280–500 calories on its own.

Dunkin’ Hours

Most Dunkin’ restaurants open at 5:00 AM — some at 4:00 AM, and some drive-thrus in busy markets run 24 hours — and close between 8:00 PM and 10:00 PM. There is no chain-wide schedule, so check your store in the Dunkin’ app before an early run. Breakfast is not a morning-only menu: sandwiches, wraps and the bakery case are served all day at most locations.

The original Quincy store at 543 Southern Artery — the flagship reviewed below — keeps longer hours than most: 5:00 AM to 11:00 PM daily. Holiday hours vary by store and are posted in the app; Thanksgiving and Christmas Day see reduced schedules at most locations, though many Dunkin’ shops do open on both.

Reviews: The Original Dunkin’ in Quincy

Every Dunkin’ descends from one store: the former Open Kettle at 543 Southern Artery in Quincy, Massachusetts, renamed Dunkin’ Donuts in 1950 and still serving today, with retro counter stools and brand-history displays inside. On Google, the store holds 4.2 stars from 852 reviews (via location.com, July 2026) — a fair score for a working coffee shop that doubles as a pilgrimage site.

“It’s the first and original Dunkin. The coffee was piping hot with no complaints here. Donuts are the same you can get at any other Dunkin. Still worth the stop! And I like the merch available…”

— Nancy E, Google review, July 2026 (5 stars)

“Gotta stop by for the Dunkin lore! Wish they had more to offer or something special for their store. Still nice to check out”

— Sara Parente, Google review, May 2026 (4 stars)

The slider below collects more real reviews of the Quincy flagship — including the three-star ones. The pattern across hundreds of reviews: the history delights, the coffee is exactly the Dunkin’ coffee people came for, and late-night visits can be hit or miss.

Dunkin’ Facts

1. William Rosenberg opened the Open Kettle in Quincy, Massachusetts in 1948, selling coffee and donuts to factory and construction-site workers.
2. The shop was renamed Dunkin’ Donuts in 1950. That year, a donut cost 5 cents and a cup of coffee cost 10 cents.
3. The first Dunkin’ Donuts franchise opened in 1955 — and within ten years, the chain had opened its 100th restaurant.
4. The original store at 543 Southern Artery in Quincy still operates today, signed “Original Dunkin’ Location — Established 1950” and fitted with retro counter stools.
5. Munchkins arrived in 1973, turning the cut-out centers of ring donuts into a menu item of their own.
6. Allied Lyons, the parent company of Baskin-Robbins, acquired Dunkin’ in 1990.
7. Dunkin’ serves roughly 2 billion cups of coffee a year — about 60 cups every second.
8. A medium Iced Coffee has more caffeine (294 mg) than a medium hot coffee (210 mg), because the iced medium is a 24 oz cup and the hot medium is 14 oz.
9. Flavor shots and flavor swirls are different systems: shots are unsweetened and nearly calorie-free, while swirls are sweetened and add roughly 100–200 calories.
10. Dunkin’ adds cream and sugar to coffee by default — ordering it “black” is how you get the 5-calorie cup in the tables above.
11. The name shortened from Dunkin’ Donuts to Dunkin’ in 2019, reflecting that drinks had become the bigger business.
12. Dunkin’ is part of Inspire Brands, the restaurant group that also owns Baskin-Robbins, Arby’s and Sonic Drive-In.
13. There are more than 12,000 Dunkin’ locations worldwide, with over 3,200 of them outside the United States.
14. The fall 2026 menu launched on August 19, 2026, headlined by the Pumpkin Spice Signature Latte and Alix Earle’s “Earle-Y Riser” meal.
15. Dunkin’ Rewards replaced DD Perks in 2022 — the old program shut down that November, and its 5-points-per-dollar math is history.
16. The Quincy flagship holds a 4.2-star rating across 852 Google reviews — respectable for a store that is half coffee shop, half museum.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much is a medium coffee at Dunkin’?

At the stores we checked in October 2026, an Original Blend coffee runs $3.69 and a medium Iced Coffee $3.99 — both 5 calories black. Smaller cups cost less, and New York City stores price noticeably higher (the same iced coffee was $4.65 there).

How many calories are in a Dunkin’ Glazed Donut?

240 calories, with 11 g of fat, 33 g of carbs and 4 g of protein. It is mid-pack for the case: a French Cruller is 230, and a Bismark is 480.

Does Dunkin’ serve breakfast all day?

Yes — breakfast sandwiches, Wake-Up Wraps, bagels and the bakery case are served all day at most Dunkin’ locations, right up to closing.

What is the cheapest thing on the Dunkin’ menu?

A single cream cheese spread portion is $0.99, and in fall a single Pumpkin Munchkin is also $0.99. The cheapest year-round food is an order of Hash Browns at $1.59 (110 calories).

How much caffeine is in a Dunkin’ iced coffee?

A medium Iced Coffee has 294 mg of caffeine — the most of any standard drink on the menu. Only the Frozen Coffee edges past it, at 295 mg.

Does Dunkin’ have decaf coffee?

Yes. Dunkin’ brews a decaf Original Blend, and any espresso drink — latte, cappuccino, macchiato — can be made with decaf espresso shots.

The Bottom Line

Dunkin’s menu rewards people who know the system: classic donuts are all one price, black coffee is 5 calories, wraps undercut sandwiches by hundreds of calories, and the fall menu is worth catching before it rotates out in early November. For the builds regulars don’t put on the menu board, see the Dunkin’ secret menu; for the full macro charts, the nutrition guide; and before your next run, check the coupons and rewards guide — the $6 Meal Deal and Boosted Status are real money.

Timing a coffee run? Here is what time Dunkin’ closes — the 7–10 PM pattern, the 24-hour minority, and breakfast all day.

Dunkin’, Dunkin’ Donuts, Munchkins, Coolatta, Dunkalatte and Box O’ Joe are trademarks of Dunkin’ Brands / Inspire Brands. This site is not affiliated with or endorsed by Dunkin’ — prices and calories are checked from public sources and vary by restaurant.