7 Brew Classics Menu: Prices, Calories & Drinks 2026
The Classics are 7 Brew’s everyday coffee lineup: lattes, mochas, macchiatos, cold brew, americanos, cappuccinos, plus chai, matcha, and cocoa for the non-espresso crowd. No wild flavor stacks here, just the drinks people order on repeat because they work. Nine drinks are listed below with what each one tastes like, what it costs, and roughly how many calories you’re looking at. Prices and nutrition are estimates as of mid-2026 and vary by location, since every stand sets its own board. This is a fan-run site, not affiliated with 7 Brew.
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. Caramel Macchiato
The Caramel Macchiato is the layered one. Espresso goes in first, then milk, then vanilla syrup, with caramel drizzle across the top, so the first sips taste like coffee and the sweetness catches up as you go. That layering is the whole appeal: it drinks stronger than a latte but never bitter, and the caramel keeps it from tasting plain. Hot, the layers melt together into something cozy. Iced, they stay separate longer, which makes each sip a little different. It’s one of the most-ordered drinks on the menu for a reason, familiar enough for first-timers, easy to tweak for regulars. Extra caramel, oat milk, an extra shot, it takes direction well. If you want the flavor with fewer calories, ask for sugar-free vanilla and skip the drizzle.
Caramel Macchiato, prices (estimates): Small $6.18, Medium $6.96, Large $8.13, Calories: 210-850
2. Latte
The Latte is the blank canvas of the Classics. Espresso and steamed milk, nothing else unless you add it, which is exactly why so many regulars live on it. It tastes like coffee first, smooth and mellow, with the milk rounding off any sharp edges. Hot, it’s silky with a little foam on top. Iced, it’s cleaner and more refreshing, the kind of drink you can finish without thinking about it. Of every classic here, the latte gives you the most control: any syrup, any milk, any sweetness level. A medium with oat milk and sugar-free vanilla is a genuinely good everyday drink. Plain, it runs light on calories for a milk drink, which is why it shows up on every lighter-options list. Simple, reliable, and hard to get wrong.
Latte, prices (estimates): Small $5.46, Medium $6.11, Large $6.96, Calories: 120-320
3. Matcha Latte
The Matcha Latte is the non-coffee pick of the Classics. Ground green tea whisked into milk, earthy and a little grassy up front, with a natural sweetness that keeps it from tasting bitter. It looks the part too, that bright green color is hard to miss at the window. Hot, it’s smooth and warming, the matcha flavor at its roundest. Iced, it’s cleaner and more refreshing, and the earthiness reads sharper cold. Caffeine is gentler than espresso, enough to notice, not enough to rattle you, which makes it a solid afternoon choice. It takes flavor add-ins well, vanilla is the classic, and oat milk makes it even creamier. If coffee has been treating you rough lately, this is the easiest switch on the menu.
Matcha Latte, prices (estimates): Small $5.65, Medium $6.50, Large $7.35, Calories: 280-390
4. Cold Brew
Cold Brew is for people who want their coffee strong and smooth at the same time. Grounds steep in cold water for hours instead of meeting hot water, which pulls out the bold flavor with less acidity and less bitterness. What you get is clean and chocolatey, almost sweet on its own, served over ice. It drinks stronger than iced coffee and carries more caffeine than any other classic here, so a large in the afternoon is a commitment. Cream, milk, or a pump of syrup all work in it, but plenty of people drink it black because the smoothness doesn’t need help. If lattes taste too milky and americanos taste too sharp, cold brew is probably your lane.
Cold Brew, prices (estimates): Small $5.85, Medium $6.50, Large $7.15, Calories: 20-100
5. Breve
A Breve is a latte made with half-and-half instead of milk, and that one swap changes everything. The texture goes velvety, the flavor picks up a natural sweetness from the cream, and the whole drink tastes richer without adding a single syrup. Espresso still leads, but it lands softer, wrapped in all that cream. Hot is the classic preparation, thick and cozy. Iced, it’s still rich, almost dessert-like. There is no low-calorie version of this drink, the half-and-half is the entire point, and it can’t be made dairy-free for the same reason. Order it when you want the richest classic on the board. One is plenty.
Breve, prices (estimates): Small $5.85, Medium $6.50, Large $7.35, Calories: 250-360
6. House Blend
House Blend is just good drip coffee, done right. No espresso, no milk unless you add it, just brewed coffee with a smooth, medium body and a clean finish. It’s the cheapest drink on this page by a mile and the lowest-calorie coffee option, which makes it the daily-driver pick for purists. Hot, it’s the classic morning cup. Iced, it’s straightforward and refreshing, black or with a splash of cream. It also takes syrups well if you want flavor without the milk weight of a latte, vanilla or caramel in a house blend is an underrated order. Nothing fancy, nothing to figure out, just coffee.
House Blend, prices (estimates): Small $3.38, Medium $4.03, Large $4.55, Calories: 10-20
7. Cocoa
The Cocoa is hot chocolate, done the drive-thru way: steamed milk and chocolate, thick and comforting, with zero caffeine. It’s the drink for kids, for non-coffee drinkers, and for anyone who wants something warm on a cold night without staring at the ceiling at 2am. Whipped cream on top is the standard move, and it takes add-ins like peppermint, caramel, or vanilla if you want to dress it up. It’s sweet, obviously, and the calorie count shows it, this is a treat, not a health drink. For a dairy-free version, ask for oat or almond milk instead. Simple, cozy, and exactly what it sounds like.
Cocoa, prices (estimates): Small $3.90, Medium $4.55, Large $5.20, Calories: 250-630
8. Chai Latte
The Chai Latte tastes like a spice cabinet in the best way: black tea brewed with cinnamon, cardamom, clove, and ginger, then mixed with steamed milk and sweetener. It’s warm and aromatic, sweet but not candy-sweet, with the spices doing most of the talking. Hot is where it shines, the steam carries the spice up and the whole cup feels like cold-weather comfort. Iced, it’s still good, spicier and more refreshing, though the flavors read a little sharper cold. Caffeine sits between coffee and plain tea, noticeable but mellow. If you like your drinks cozy and a little different from straight coffee, this is the one.
Chai Latte, prices (estimates): Small $5.85, Medium $6.50, Large $7.35, Calories: 380
9. Mocha Coca
Mocha Coca is the chocolate-lover’s classic: espresso and steamed milk with chocolate mixed right in. It lands somewhere between a latte and a hot chocolate, coffee-forward enough to taste like a real coffee drink, chocolatey enough to feel like dessert. Hot, it’s rich and velvety, the kind of drink that warms your hands through the cup. Iced, the chocolate stays smooth without going syrupy. Whipped cream on top is optional but encouraged. Think of it this way: latte plus chocolate, nothing more complicated than that. A safe pick for anyone who likes both coffee and chocolate and doesn’t want to choose.
Mocha Coca, prices (estimates): Small $5.85, Medium $6.50, Large $7.35, Calories: 200-520
Prices at a Glance
One clean table using the drink-card prices above as canonical (estimates, vary by location).
| Drink | Small | Medium | Large | Calories |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Caramel Macchiato | $6.18 | $6.96 | $8.13 | 210-850 |
| Latte | $5.46 | $6.11 | $6.96 | 120-320 |
| Matcha Latte | $5.65 | $6.50 | $7.35 | 280-390 |
| Cold Brew | $5.85 | $6.50 | $7.15 | 20-100 |
| Breve | $5.85 | $6.50 | $7.35 | 250-360 |
| House Blend | $3.38 | $4.03 | $4.55 | 10-20 |
| Cocoa | $3.90 | $4.55 | $5.20 | 250-630 |
| Chai Latte | $5.85 | $6.50 | $7.35 | 380 |
| Mocha Coca | $5.85 | $6.50 | $7.35 | 200-520 |
Flavor Variations Worth Knowing
The base drinks above are just the starting point. 7 Brew builds flavored versions off each classic, usually priced like the base drink or a little more. The ones worth knowing:
- Lattes: Vanilla, Toasted Marshmallow, Creme Brulee.
- Mochas: Tuxedo (dark plus white chocolate), Snickerdoodle (brown sugar cinnamon plus vanilla), White Chocolate, German Chocolate (caramel plus coconut).
- Macchiatos: Funnel Cake (white chocolate plus vanilla), Raspberry Truffle (raspberry plus white chocolate), Salted Caramel Macchiato, on top of the standard Caramel Macchiato.
- Breves: Caramel, Honeybun (white chocolate, brown sugar cinnamon, honey), Frosted Cookie (blondie plus brown sugar cinnamon).
- Americanos: Brown Sugar Cinnamon, Hazelnut, Dark Chocolate.
- Cold Brews: Blondie (vanilla plus caramel), Brunette (caramel plus hazelnut), White Mac (white chocolate plus macadamia nut).
If a flavor sounds good, just name it with the base drink, for example “medium iced Tuxedo Mocha”. Most stands will know the build.
Make It Yours: Customization
Almost every classic can be tweaked. Sweetness runs from unsweetened up through extra sweet, with half-sweet the sweet spot for most people. Milk swaps are easy: almond, oat, coconut, or skim instead of whole milk. Extras include an additional espresso shot, whipped cream, cold foam, or a caramel or chocolate drizzle. Sugar-free syrups cover the popular flavors: vanilla, caramel, hazelnut, white chocolate, and more.
On dairy-free: Americanos are naturally dairy-free, and lattes work fine with plant-based milk. The Breve can’t be made dairy-free, half-and-half is the whole drink.
Want a closer estimate for a customized order? Run it through our calorie calculator.
Caffeine Guide
Approximate caffeine per drink, plain builds (estimates).
| Drink | Small | Medium | Large |
|---|---|---|---|
| Americano / Latte / Mocha / Cappuccino / Breve / Macchiato | ~75mg | ~150mg | ~225mg |
| Cold Brew | 150-200mg | 200-250mg | 250-300mg |
| Cocoa | 0mg | 0mg | 0mg |
| Matcha Latte / Chai Latte | lower than espresso drinks | ||
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the cheapest classic drink?
The House Blend, starting around $3.38 for a small. It’s also the lowest-calorie coffee option on the page.
What is the difference between a latte and a breve?
A latte uses steamed milk. A breve uses half-and-half, so it’s richer, creamier, and higher in calories.
Which classic has the most caffeine?
Cold brew. A large runs roughly 250-300mg, more than any latte or Americano of the same size.
Does 7 Brew have sugar-free classic drinks?
Yes, sugar-free syrups (vanilla, caramel, hazelnut, white chocolate, and others) go into any classic. Just ask when you order.
Are there dairy-free options?
Americanos are naturally dairy-free, and lattes can be made with almond, oat, or coconut milk. The Breve can’t be made dairy-free.
What is a Chiller?
A frozen, blended version of a drink, available on most classics for roughly $1.40 extra.
Conclusion
That’s the Classics lineup: nine everyday drinks, from the plain-spoken House Blend to the dessert-leaning Breve and Mocha Coca. If you’re new, start with a latte or a caramel macchiato and adjust from there. The most popular classics also show up on our most-ordered list. And if you’re near a stand, check the menu board against these prices; the board wins. Find a 7 Brew near you.
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Last Updated: October 2026