Scooter's Coffee Menu Prices 2026: Lattes, Blender Drinks & Sizes

The Caramelicious Latte is priced at roughly $4.99 for a Small, $5.99 for a Medium and $6.49 for a Large as of May 2026. It's Scooter's signature drink — espresso, steamed milk, caramel and a proprietary praline-and-cream flavor blend, topped with whipped cream and caramel drizzle. The Caramelicious upcharge is about $0.50 over a standard latte. Pricing varies by market: Midwest locations (Nebraska, Iowa, Missouri, Kansas) sit at or below the averages; California, the Northeast and urban West run 10–15% higher.

Scooter's uses three sizes: Small (16 oz), Medium (24 oz) and Large (32 oz) for most cold and Blender drinks. Hot drinks run smaller — typically 12 oz Small, 16 oz Medium and 20 oz Large. This puts Scooter's in line with Dutch Bros and 7 Brew on cup size, and significantly larger than Starbucks at the top end (a Scooter's Large at 32 oz is 8 oz bigger than a Starbucks Venti iced). The size step-up from Small to Large is about $1.00–$1.50 across most drinks.

On a like-for-like specialty-drink comparison, Scooter's is generally a touch cheaper than Dutch Bros by about $0.20–$0.50 per drink at most sizes. A Medium Caramelicious Latte at Scooter's runs ~$5.99 vs. a Medium Annihilator at Dutch Bros at ~$5.25 — Scooter's signature drink costs more (the Caramelicious upcharge), but a plain Medium latte at Scooter's ($5.49) is slightly cheaper than the Dutch Bros equivalent ($5.95). On brewed coffee, Scooter's wins clearly: $3.49 Medium vs. Dutch Bros at $3.65. Where Dutch Bros wins: the Rebel energy-drink category (Scooter's has Red Bull-based energy drinks too, but they're less developed as a product line).

A Blender is Scooter's term for a frozen blended drink — equivalent to a Starbucks Frappuccino or a Dutch Bros Frost. It's a coffee-and-ice blend with milk, flavor syrup and usually whipped cream, served in the same Small / Medium / Large sizes as the rest of the menu. Scooter's Famous Blender (the flagship), Caramelicious Blender, Cookies & Cream Blender and Chocolate Blender are the most-ordered builds. Prices: $4.99 Small, $5.99 Medium, $6.49 Large for signature Blenders. Strawberry Banana and Mango Smoothies are the non-coffee equivalents using yogurt instead of coffee.

Scooter's Coffee operates roughly 750 locations across more than 30 U.S. states, with the largest footprints in the Midwest. The home state (Nebraska) has the densest cluster, followed by Iowa, Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Arkansas, Colorado, Indiana, Tennessee, Ohio and the Carolinas. Recent expansion has pushed into Arizona, Florida, Georgia, Idaho and the broader Southeast. Most locations are drive-thru / walk-up kiosks with little or no inside seating — the brand model is essentially identical to Dutch Bros' drive-thru-only approach. Use scooterscoffee.com/locations for the nearest store.

Yes — Scooter's has a small but reliable bakery program. The flagship item is the Cinnamon Roll ($3.99) — oversized, warm, with cream cheese frosting. Other bakery options include rotating scones ($3.49), coffee cake ($3.49), muffins (blueberry / chocolate chip, $2.99), banana bread ($2.99) and bagels (plain or everything, $2.49 — add cream cheese for $0.99). Most stores also offer a breakfast sandwich ($5.49) during the morning daypart. Selection varies by store and time of day; the bakery case typically sells out fastest in the morning rush.

By widely-reported volume, the most-ordered Scooter's drink is the Caramelicious Latte — a Medium runs about $5.99. Scooter's Famous Blender, the Caramelicious Frozen (a Caramelicious Blender), the Iced Mocha, the Caramelicious Mocha Latte and the classic Latte round out the top six. Among bakery items, the Cinnamon Roll is the consistent #1 seller. The Caramelicious flavor family — Hot Latte, Iced Latte, Cold Brew, Blender, Breve, Mocha Latte — accounts for an outsized share of orders relative to its menu real estate.

Scooter's Rewards is the chain's free loyalty program, run through the Scooter's Coffee app. Members earn 2 points per $1 spent; rewards begin at 100 points (a free small drink) and stack from there for free larger drinks and bakery items. New members get a free drink on signup and a free drink during birthday month. The app also handles mobile order-ahead, payment, gift cards and finding nearby stores. Periodic bonus-point events (Double Points Days) appear roughly monthly — Scooter's pushes app adoption heavily because drive-thru throughput is a core operational metric.

It's both — Caramelicious is Scooter's proprietary flavor blend (caramel sauce plus a praline-and-cream syrup), and it's also the name of an entire family of drinks built around that blend. The Caramelicious Latte is the most-ordered build; the Caramelicious Mocha Latte, Caramelicious Blender, Caramelicious Breve, Caramelicious Cold Brew and Caramelicious Hot Chocolate are all standard menu items. The blend itself is the chain's single most-distinctive flavor — most coffee chains have a caramel drink, but the praline-and-cream layer is uniquely Scooter's. Caramelicious typically adds about $0.50 vs. a standard caramel build at the same size.

Yes — Scooter's has a full iced-coffee and cold-coffee lineup. Standard Iced Coffee runs $3.49 / $3.99 / $4.29 (S/M/L); Cold Brew runs $3.99 / $4.49 / $4.99; and Nitro Cold Brew (where available) is $4.49 / $4.99 / $5.49. Every hot espresso drink (Caramelicious Latte, Caramel Latte, Mocha, White Mocha, etc.) is also available iced at the same price. The Caramelicious Cold Brew — cold brew plus the signature praline-and-cream blend — is a popular cold-coffee pick in the summer.