7 Brew Vanilla Latte: Price, Calories, Caffeine and How to Order
A vanilla latte at 7 Brew costs $5.46 for a small, $6.11 for a medium and $6.96 for a large. A medium iced has 260 calories and 120 mg of caffeine. The taste is smooth and gently sweet: espresso and steamed milk with vanilla running through it, nothing sharp and nothing overpowering.
What Is the 7 Brew Vanilla Latte?
A vanilla latte is the standard latte with vanilla syrup added. Espresso goes into the cup, vanilla syrup is mixed in, and steamed milk makes up most of the drink. Milk makes up most of the build, so the texture is soft and the coffee sits in the background.
Vanilla is the flavor that changes the drink the least while improving it the most for new coffee drinkers. It does not fight the espresso the way caramel or chocolate can. It just rounds off the bitter edges and adds a warm sweetness that makes the whole cup easier to drink.
It suits people who want a flavored coffee that still tastes like coffee, and people who find a plain latte a little flat but do not want a dessert drink. It comes hot or iced, and also as a Frozen Chiller. It sits on the Classics page with the other espresso and milk drinks.
7 Brew Vanilla Latte Price by Size
| Size | Price | Calories | Caffeine |
|---|---|---|---|
| Small | $5.46 | See range below | See guide |
| Medium | $6.11 | 260 (iced) | 120 mg (iced) |
| Large | $6.96 | See range below | See guide |
The prices match the site’s standard latte pricing. Across all sizes and preparations the vanilla latte runs from 150 to 760 calories. Prices are estimates and vary by stand.
Calories and Nutrition Facts
A medium iced vanilla latte has 260 calories, 35 g of sugar, 36 g of carbohydrates, 9 g of fat, 9 g of protein and 130 mg of sodium, with 120 mg of caffeine. The sugar comes from two places, the natural sugar in the milk and the vanilla syrup.
Preparation moves the numbers a lot. A medium Frozen Chiller has 530 calories, just over double the iced version, and its caffeine rises to 252 mg. The hot version sits in the same general area as the iced.
Across the full range of sizes and styles, the spread runs from 150 calories at the lightest end to 760 at the heaviest. Size, style and sweetness decide the total, and the calorie calculator shows the total for your exact order before you pay.
How Much Caffeine Is in a Vanilla Latte?
A medium iced vanilla latte has 120 mg of caffeine, and a medium Frozen Chiller has 252 mg. The gap between those two numbers surprises people.
A regular cup of coffee has about 95 mg of caffeine, so the standard medium, hot or iced, sits just above one normal cup. The milk also softens how fast it hits.
If you want more, an extra shot is the clean way to get it. Each extra shot adds about 60 mg of caffeine. A medium with one extra shot lands around 180 mg, a popular build for people who use this as their main workday coffee.
Allergens and Sugar-Free Options
The vanilla latte contains milk, which is its listed allergen. Milk makes up most of the drink. Anyone avoiding dairy should swap it rather than order the standard build.
The swap options are oat, almond, coconut and skim milk. Oat milk is closest to the original texture and the most popular swap in lattes. Skim keeps the dairy but trims the fat.
The sugar free option matters here. Sugar free vanilla syrup is available, and it cuts most of the sugar in the drink. What remains is mainly the natural milk sugar. Similar builds are listed on the sugar-free menu.
How to Order and Customize
The standard order is a size plus a style: a medium iced vanilla latte is the most common version. These are the levers you have.
- Style. Iced at 260 calories for a medium, hot in the same range, or the Chiller at 530 calories with more caffeine.
- Sweetness. Half sweet keeps the vanilla present without taking over. Sugar free vanilla cuts most of the sugar entirely.
- Milk choice. Whole milk is standard. Oat, almond, coconut and skim are the swaps.
- Extra shot. About 60 mg more caffeine per shot.
If it is your first one, order the medium iced exactly as it comes. Then adjust one thing next time.
How the Vanilla Latte Compares
Against the plain Latte, the difference is only the vanilla syrup. The plain latte is milk and espresso, mild and a little plain by design. The vanilla version adds warmth and sweetness that make it feel finished.
The bigger comparison is the Blondie. The Blondie is a breve, built on half and half instead of milk, with vanilla and caramel together. It is richer, sweeter and heavier than a vanilla latte. Think of the vanilla latte as the lighter everyday version of a similar flavor idea, and the Blondie as the full dessert build. Both flavors also get remixed across the secret menu.
Frequently Asked Questions
Prices are estimates and vary by stand. Nutrition figures come from 7 Brew’s published nutrition guide and change with customizations.
Last Updated: October 2026
