7 Brew Cinnamon Roll: Price, Calories & How To Order
The Cinnamon Roll is 7 Brew’s answer to a specific craving: you want coffee, but what you really want is the gooey middle of a cinnamon roll. It is one of the Seven Originals, and unlike the fruit-forward secret menu drinks, it has been on the menu long enough to earn regulars who order it by name in any season. Below is everything worth knowing before you order: what it actually tastes like, what it costs in 2026, how many calories you are looking at, and the customizations that make it better.
What Does the Cinnamon Roll Taste Like?
Order it hot first, because heat is what makes this drink. The base is espresso with cinnamon syrup and white chocolate, built on 7 Brew’s standard breve, which means half-and-half instead of milk.
The cinnamon hits first, warm and a little spicy, the way the center of a fresh cinnamon roll smells when you pull it apart. Then the white chocolate comes in behind it, smoothing the spice into something buttery and round. The espresso is there, but it stays in the background; this is not a drink for tasting coffee notes.
What separates it from other sweet lattes is the spice. Most flavored coffees lean on caramel or vanilla, which are sweet in a flat, one-note way. Cinnamon has an edge to it, a dry warmth that keeps the white chocolate from turning the whole cup into candy.
Iced, the drink changes character: the spice reads cleaner and sharper, the sweetness drops a notch, and it becomes more refreshing than cozy. Blended, it turns into a cinnamon milkshake with a coffee backbone, which is dangerous in the best way.
One honest note: the cinnamon is syrup, not ground spice, so you get consistent flavor rather than grit. If you like your spice loud, ask for an extra pump; the standard build is balanced, not timid, but it will not clear your sinuses.
Cinnamon Roll Prices (2026)
- Small: $6.18
- Medium: $7.15
- Large: $8.19
All prices are estimates and vary by location. 7 Brew is a franchise, so your stand’s menu board has the final word.
Calories and Nutrition
As a standard breve build, the Cinnamon Roll runs roughly 260 to 840 calories depending on size, from a small up to a large with whipped cream. Most of that comes from the half-and-half base and the white chocolate, not the cinnamon syrup itself. A medium iced with no whip lands somewhere in the middle of that range. If you want a closer number for your exact build, run it through the calorie calculator.
How to Customize It
- Make it spicier: ask for an extra pump of cinnamon.
- Lighten it up: almond or oat milk instead of breve saves a few hundred calories on a medium; ask about sugar-free cinnamon syrup if your stand carries it.
- Go blended: the chiller version tastes like a cinnamon roll milkshake.
- Add caramel drizzle: turns it into a caramel cinnamon roll; the spice stays in charge.
Cinnamon fans should also check the secret menu guide for off-menu cinnamon builds.
Cinnamon Roll FAQs
Is the 7 Brew Cinnamon Roll very sweet?
Yes, it is a dessert-style drink. The cinnamon adds warmth that balances the white chocolate, so it tastes less one-note than a plain vanilla latte. Order it half-sweet if you want the spice forward.
Can I get it iced or blended?
Yes. Hot is the classic, iced is cleaner and sharper, and blended turns it into a shake-like treat. All three work.
Is there a sugar-free version?
Sugar-free cinnamon and white chocolate syrups exist; ask your brewista what is on hand.
How much caffeine is in it?
The standard espresso shot count for the size you order, the same as any 7 Brew latte. Add an extra shot if you want more kick.
What is the difference between the Cinnamon Roll and the Blondie?
The Blondie is caramel and vanilla, smooth and creamy. The Cinnamon Roll swaps those for cinnamon and white chocolate, so you get warm spice instead of plain sweetness.
Conclusion
The Cinnamon Roll is the cold-weather champion of the 7 Brew menu, though it holds up iced all year. If you like your coffee sweet with actual character, this is the Original to beat. See how it ranks against the rest in the most ordered drinks ranking.
Last Updated: October 2026
