7 Brew Lemonades Menu

7 Brew’s lemonades are the no-caffeine corner of the menu: fresh lemonade you can leave classic or load with fruit syrups. There are eight named signature blends, from Cherry Limeade to a Key Lime Pie-inspired one with white chocolate, plus endless custom combos if you like inventing your own. Expect roughly $3.96 to $5.20 depending on size, with a standard lemonade landing around 150 to 250 calories. A few honest notes: this is a fan-run site, not affiliated with 7 Brew, and prices and nutrition vary by location. Your stand’s menu board wins.

7 Brew at a glance: 10 menu categories · 80+ drinks with full guides · 80+ secret menu combos · Prices from $3.38 to $9.43 (estimates)

1. Coco Berry Lemonade

Coconut and mixed berry over lemonade, and it tastes like a beach drink that happens to have lemon in it. The coconut comes through first, creamy and mellow, then the berry mix adds a sweet-tart layer that keeps it from tasting flat. It’s not as sharp as the citrus-forward lemonades on this page; the coconut rounds everything off. This is the one people order when plain lemonade sounds boring but they still want something light. It also takes add-ons well: extra coconut leans it tropical, raspberry sharpens it up. Ask for it half-sweet if you want the fruit to taste fresher and less syrupy. Caffeine-free, so it works any time of day, and kids tend to like this one.

Coco Berry Lemonade, prices (estimates): Small $3.96, Medium $4.61, Large $5.20, Calories: roughly 150-250

2. Lime Pie Lemonade

The dessert lemonade. Lime and white chocolate over the classic base, built to taste like key lime pie in drink form. The lime gives it that sharp citrus bite, and the white chocolate smooths it into something creamy and rich. It’s sweeter and heavier than the fruit lemonades here, closer to a treat than a thirst-quencher. Order this when you want dessert but it’s too hot for anything baked. A medium is plenty; a large gets very sweet by the bottom. If white chocolate sounds like too much, the Cherry Limeade below gives you citrus tang without the richness. Either way, this is the most talked-about lemonade on the menu, and it earns the attention.

Lime Pie Lemonade, prices (estimates): Small $3.96, Medium $4.61, Large $5.20, Calories: roughly 200-280

3. Pink Paradise Lemonade

Tropical berry flavors over lemonade, and yes, it comes out pink. Strawberry and raspberry lead, with watermelon rounding it out so the finish stays juicy instead of sharp. It’s sweet, bright, and very easy to drink fast, which is both the appeal and the danger on a hot day. Of the fruit lemonades, this is the crowd-pleaser: nothing challenging, nothing too tart, just fruit and lemon in good balance. Half-sweet is the smart order here; full sweetness can bury the watermelon completely. Light ice gets you more drink for your money.

Pink Paradise Lemonade, prices (estimates): Small $3.96, Medium $4.61, Large $5.20, Calories: roughly 150-250

4. Sunrise Lemonade

Citrus and fruit layered over lemonade, built to look and taste like morning in a cup. Orange leads with that familiar sweet-tart punch, and the extra fruit syrups deepen it without making it heavy. It’s brighter than the berry lemonades and less rich than the Lime Pie, sitting right in the middle of the lineup. Good first order if the menu feels overwhelming: nothing weird, nothing you have to acquire a taste for. It also works well as a base for experimenting, since citrus plays nicely with almost any fruit syrup. Add peach if you want it rounder, or raspberry if you want more tartness.

Sunrise Lemonade, prices (estimates): Small $3.96, Medium $4.61, Large $5.20, Calories: roughly 150-250

5. Arnold Palmer Lemonade

Half lemonade, half iced tea, the classic Arnold Palmer. The tea adds a mellow, slightly earthy backbone that takes the edge off the lemon’s sharpness, so the whole drink tastes smoother and less sugary than straight lemonade even at regular sweetness. It’s the least sweet-tasting drink on this page, which makes it the pick for people who find flavored lemonades a bit much. Works hot or iced, though iced is the standard. Ask for it half-sweet and it drinks almost like an unsweet tea with lemon, crisp and clean. Note the tea means a little caffeine, unlike every other lemonade here.

Arnold Palmer Lemonade, prices (estimates): Small $3.96, Medium $4.61, Large $5.20, Calories: roughly 150-200

6. Cherry Limeade Lemonade

Cherry and lime over lemonade, and it’s the boldest thing on this page. The cherry is the bright candy kind, the lime is all tart edge, and the lemon base ties them together into something that puckers just enough. This is not a subtle drink. It’s the one you order when you want flavor with volume, and it delivers. The tartness means it stays refreshing even as the ice melts, unlike the sweeter blends that go flat. If cherry runs too sweet for you, ask for extra lime; if it’s too tart, a pump of vanilla smooths it out. Either way, order it iced and drink it cold.

Cherry Limeade Lemonade, prices (estimates): Small $3.96, Medium $4.61, Large $5.20, Calories: roughly 150-250

7. Summer Breeze Lemonade

Tropical fruit over lemonade, light and easy. Pineapple and coconut do most of the work here, with the lemon keeping it crisp instead of heavy. It’s less sweet than the Pink Paradise and less rich than the Coco Berry, landing in that clean middle ground where you can drink a large without thinking about it. This is the poolside pick, the one for when it’s 95 degrees and you want something cold that doesn’t demand attention. It also makes a good base for customizing: mango makes it richer, strawberry makes it sweeter, and a splash of coconut doubles down on the tropical thing.

Summer Breeze Lemonade, prices (estimates): Small $3.96, Medium $4.61, Large $5.20, Calories: roughly 150-250

8. Blue Typhoon Lemonade

Blue raspberry and citrus over lemonade, electric blue and unapologetically fun. The blue raspberry is sweet and a little tangy, the citrus keeps it from going flat-sweet, and the lemon base holds it all together. It tastes like a snow cone grew up and got a job: playful, bright, and very easy to finish. Kids love the color; adults order it when they want something that doesn’t take itself seriously. Like the other fruit lemonades, half-sweet keeps the fruit flavors cleaner. Don’t confuse it with the fizz or energy drinks of similar names; this one is still lemonade at heart.

Blue Typhoon Lemonade, prices (estimates): Small $3.96, Medium $4.61, Large $5.20, Calories: roughly 150-250

Prices & Calories (What to Expect)

Every signature lemonade runs about $3.96 for a small, $4.61 for a medium, and $5.20 for a large. Those are estimates, and your stand may charge a little more or less. Calorie-wise, figure roughly 150 to 250 for a standard lemonade, a bit more for the richer ones like Lime Pie. Sugar-free syrup brings a medium down near zero. If you want a closer estimate for your exact order, run it through our calorie calculator.

One honest caveat: 7 Brew doesn’t publish a single official nutrition sheet, so these figures come from posted menus and fan compilations. The menu board at your location is the final word.

Build Your Own: Customization

You’re not limited to the eight above. Any fruit syrup on the menu can go into lemonade: strawberry, peach, raspberry, mango, pineapple, coconut, lavender, watermelon, and more. Two or three flavors is the practical limit before things get muddy. Sweetness runs from unsweetened up through extra sweet, with half-sweet being the sweet spot for most people. Sugar-free syrups are available for most fruit flavors, which is how you keep a flavored lemonade under 50 calories. You can also ask for light ice (more drink, less dilution) or extra ice (colder, stronger flavor).

Secret Menu Lemonade Combos

These aren’t on the official menu, they’re fan-built combinations you order by describing the ingredients. A few worth trying:

Strawberry Peach Lemonade: strawberry and peach syrups. Sweet, balanced, the safest custom order on this page.
Pineapple Coconut Lemonade: tastes like a fizzy-free pina colada with lemon edge.
Raspberry Lavender Lemonade: floral and tart, for when you want something different.
Watermelon Mint Lemonade: crisp and cooling, built for hot days.

For the full list of secret-menu drinks across every category, see our secret menu guide.

7 Brew Lemonades FAQ

Q: Does 7 Brew have lemonade?

A: Yes. Classic lemonade plus the eight signature blends above, and you can build your own with any fruit syrup.

Q: How many calories are in a 7 Brew lemonade?

A: Roughly 150 to 250 for a standard medium, depending on flavors and sweetness. Sugar-free versions land near zero.

Q: Can I get sugar-free lemonade at 7 Brew?

A: Yes. Sugar-free lemonade base and sugar-free fruit syrups are available. Just ask when you order.

Q: What is the best lemonade at 7 Brew?

A: The most talked-about is the Lime Pie Lemonade. For a safe first order, try the Cherry Limeade or the Pink Paradise.

Q: Does 7 Brew have frozen lemonade?

A: Some stands offer frozen lemonade chillers, but availability varies a lot by location. Ask your stand what’s currently offered.

Q: Can I customize my lemonade sweetness?

A: Yes. Unsweetened, quarter, half, regular, or extra sweet.

Q: Where can I find 7 Brew locations near me?

A: Find a 7 Brew near you here.

Conclusion

That’s the lemonade lineup: eight signature blends, endless custom combinations, zero caffeine (except the Arnold Palmer’s tea). If you’re ordering for the first time, pick the fruit you already like, go medium, and try it half-sweet. The Lime Pie is the famous one, the Cherry Limeade is the bold one, and everything else sits happily in between. And if you’re near a stand, check the menu board against these prices; if something’s changed, the board wins. Find your nearest location here.

Last Updated: October 2026