7 Brew Menu Prices 2026: Drinks, Sizes & Signature Brews

A Smooth7 (vanilla + caramel — 7 Brew's most-ordered signature Brew) typically runs $3.99 for a Small, $4.99 for a Medium and $5.99 for a Large at most U.S. 7 Brew locations as of May 2026. Pricing varies by franchisee and market: newer stores in larger metros and on the coasts can run $0.50–$1 higher per size. Iced versions are the same price as hot.

The Brews are 7 Brew's seven signature espresso-based drinks — the namesake of the brand. They are: The Original (their classic latte), Smooth7 (vanilla + caramel), Sweet7 (sugary dessert-style), Blondie (white chocolate + vanilla), German Chocolate (chocolate + coconut + caramel), Cookie (chocolate-chip-cookie inspired) and White Chocolate (white chocolate based). All seven are priced the same — $3.99 Small / $4.99 Medium / $5.99 Large — and you can order any of them hot, iced, or blended.

7 Brew uses three customer sizes plus a kids' size: Small (16 oz), Medium (24 oz), Large (32 oz) and Kid / Mini (~12 oz) on Mini Brews. Iced drinks include the ice in the volume. Sizes are consistent across hot, iced and blended preparations. Stepping up Small → Medium → Large typically costs about $1.00 per step on signature Brews.

On signature specialty drinks, 7 Brew is generally cheaper than Starbucks by $0.50–$1.50 per drink. A Medium (24 oz) Smooth7 at $4.99 is below a Grande (16 oz) Caramel Macchiato around $5.95 at most Starbucks stores, and the Large 32 oz at 7 Brew is roughly Venti-sized for the same money or less. 7 Brew's plain brewed coffee at $1.99 Small is also below Starbucks' brewed-coffee floor (~$2.95 Tall). The catch: 7 Brew is drive-thru-only with no Wi-Fi or seating, so the value comparison is for the drink alone, not the space.

The most-ordered 7 Brew drinks are the Smooth7 (vanilla + caramel — the gateway Brew), the German Chocolate, the Smiles (caramel + vanilla + Irish cream + cinnamon — a 7 Brew-specific specialty), the Frenchman (the most-decorated drink on the board), and the BLNDR Blue Raspberry energy drink. The Cookie Brew is the fastest-growing newcomer on the popularity list.

7 Brew operates more than 300 locations as of mid-2026 — the chain was founded in 2017 in Rogers, Arkansas and has expanded aggressively across the South, Midwest and increasingly the West Coast. The stated long-term goal is roughly 7,000 stores by 2030. Most stores are drive-thru-only with twin lanes and no walk-up or seating. Use the official 7brew.com locator for the nearest store.

7 Brew Rewards is the chain's app-based loyalty program. Customers earn points on every purchase (typically 1 point per dollar) and unlock free drinks, free drink upgrades, free flavor add-ons and birthday rewards as point thresholds are hit. The app also runs targeted offers (e.g., "$2 off your next Brew" or "free Medium upgrade Friday") that vary by market. Members get exclusive access to seasonal drinks first.

7 Brew is drinks-only at most stores — there is no full food menu. A small number of locations carry a limited pastry case (cookies, muffins, breakfast bars) and a handful of newer-format stores test light grab-and-go items, but the chain's core identity is beverage-only drive-thru. If you need food, the typical play is to grab a pastry from a neighboring store and a 7 Brew Smooth7 from the drive-thru.

BLNDR is 7 Brew's house energy-drink line — caffeinated energy base with a wide menu of flavor infusions (Blue Raspberry, Strawberry Lemonade, Watermelon, Peach, Mango, Tropical, Pomegranate, Sour Apple, Pina Colada, Cherry Limeade and a mixed "Rainbow"). It is 7 Brew's answer to Dutch Bros' Rebel and to Starbucks' Refresher line. Pricing matches specialty drinks: $4.49 Small / $5.49 Medium / $6.49 Large. A caffeine-free Mini BLNDR is available on the kids' menu.

Yes — every 7 Brew drink is fully customizable at the order window. You can ask to hold the whipped cream, hold any drizzle, swap to oat / almond / coconut / lactose-free milk (small upcharge, typically $0.50–$0.75), add or drop syrup pumps, ask for sugar-free swaps, request extra espresso shots ($0.75 each) and choose hot / iced / blended for any specialty drink. The Frenchman without whipped cream is a common modification — baristas are used to it.