7 Brew Kids Menu
Ordering at 7 Brew with kids in the back seat is easy once you know what to ask for. Most of the menu is coffee and energy drinks, but there is a solid lineup of caffeine-free options: hot cocoa, fruit smoothies, sparkling Seven Fizz drinks, and a few seasonal treats. This page lists the kid-friendly drinks with prices and calorie estimates, plus how to order them (ask for “kids’ temp” on anything hot). A few honest notes: this is a fan-run site, not affiliated with 7 Brew, and prices vary by location, so the menu board at your stand 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)
What Can Kids Drink at 7 Brew?
1. Cocoa / Hot Chocolate
Plain hot chocolate, no coffee, no caffeine. 7 Brew’s cocoa is creamy and rich, closer to warm chocolate milk than the thin powdered kind. Kids like it because it tastes like dessert; parents like it because there is nothing in it to worry about except sugar. Ask for “kids’ temp” and it comes out cool enough to drink right away. Whipped cream is the standard topper, skip it to cut sugar, and sugar-free syrup versions exist where the stand carries them.
Cocoa, prices (estimates): Small $3.90, Medium $4.55, Large $5.20, Calories: about 250 (small) to 480 (large)
Say this: “Small cocoa, kids’ temp.”
2. Strawberry Smoothie
Blended strawberries with milk, thick and cold, basically a strawberry milkshake. It is the easiest sell for picky kids: pink, sweet, and cold, with no caffeine at all. You can add banana or mango, swap in oat or almond milk, or ask for it half-sweet to dial the sugar back. See the full smoothies menu for the other fruit options, any of them can be made kid-style.
Strawberry Smoothie, prices (estimates): Small $7.28, Medium $8.26, Large $9.43, Calories: roughly 200 to 550 depending on size and add-ins
Say this: “Small strawberry smoothie, half-sweet.”
3. Seven Fizz
Sparkling water plus fruit syrup, that is the whole drink. It is fizzy like soda, which kids love, with zero caffeine. Blue raspberry and strawberry are the flavors kids ask for by name. The smart order is sugar-free syrup: the drink drops to almost zero calories and zero sugar, and most kids cannot tell the difference. Skip the cream add-on for the lightest version. See the Seven Fizz guide for all ten flavors.
Seven Fizz, prices (estimates): Small $3.90, Medium $4.55, Large $5.20, Calories: 100-250 regular; 0-20 sugar-free
Say this: “Small sugar-free Seven Fizz with blue raspberry.”
4. Caramel Apple Cider (seasonal, fall)
Warm apple cider with caramel and cinnamon, tastes like apple pie in a cup. Only around in fall, and worth catching while it lasts. No caffeine. Ask for kids’ temp and “less sweet” to keep the sugar reasonable, or add whipped cream if it is a treat day.
Prices (estimates): Small $3.75, Medium $4.50, Large $5.25, Calories: roughly 180 to 380 depending on size
Say this: “Small caramel apple cider, kids’ temp, less sweet.”
5. Red Velvet Hot Cocoa (seasonal, winter holidays)
Hot chocolate with a red tint and sweet vanilla-cake flavor, usually finished with sprinkles. It is a holiday drink, fun for December, not a year-round thing. No caffeine. Kids’ temp applies here too.
Prices (estimates): Small $3.75, Medium $4.50, Large $5.25, Calories: roughly 280 to 540 depending on size
Say this: “Small red velvet cocoa, kids’ temp.”
6. Sugar Cookie Smoothie (seasonal, winter holidays)
A holiday smoothie built on vanilla yogurt with cookie bits and maple, tastes like cookie dough in drink form. The yogurt gives it a little more body than the fruit smoothies. Winter only, no caffeine.
Prices (estimates): Small $5.50, Medium $6.50, Large $7.50, Calories: roughly 300 to 650 depending on size
Say this: “Small sugar cookie smoothie.”
How to Order for Kids
- Start with a caffeine-free base: cocoa, smoothie, fizz, or cider. (Teens eyeing energy drinks should stick to the Seven Fizz instead, see the Seven Energy menu)
- Size: small for kids under 10, medium for older kids and teens.
- Hot drinks: ask for “kids’ temp” so it is cool enough to drink right away.
- Sugar: ask for “half sweet” or sugar-free syrups.
- Milk: almond, oat, or soy instead of dairy if needed.
- Toppings: skip or limit whipped cream, drizzles, and sprinkles to cut sugar.
Keeping It Healthier
The easiest wins: order a small, ask for half-sweet, and pick sugar-free syrup in a Seven Fizz. Those three choices can cut a drink’s sugar by half or more. For a closer estimate on your exact order, run it through our calorie calculator.
Allergies: What to Know
7 Brew drinks are made to order, which helps, but syrups and milks change, and cross-contact happens at a busy drive-thru. Dairy shows up in cocoa and smoothies (ask for oat, almond, or soy milk). Seven Fizz is dairy-free as long as you skip cream and whipped cream. Nut, soy, gluten, and egg ingredients vary by syrup, so always tell your brewista about an allergy and ask them to check the specific ingredients. When in doubt, the simplest drinks (plain fizz with one syrup, plain cocoa with alternative milk) are the safest bets.
Pup Cups (For Dogs)
A pup cup is a small cup of whipped cream for your dog, usually free or under a dollar. Just ask: “Can I get a pup cup for my dog?” More off-menu favorites live on the secret menu page.
7 Brew Kids Menu FAQ
Does 7 Brew have a kids menu?
There is no separate printed kids menu, but there is a solid set of caffeine-free drinks that work for kids: cocoa, smoothies, Seven Fizz, and seasonal options like caramel apple cider.
What is the best drink for a toddler?
A small cocoa at kids’ temp, or a small sugar-free Seven Fizz. Both are caffeine-free and easy to drink.
What does “kids’ temp” mean?
It means the hot drink is made cooler than normal so a child can drink it right away without getting burned. Just ask for it when you order.
Are there sugar-free options for kids?
Yes. Seven Fizz comes with sugar-free syrups (near-zero calories), and you can ask for half-sweet or sugar-free syrup in cocoa and smoothies.
Is the strawberry smoothie caffeine-free?
Yes. No coffee, no tea, no energy base. Just fruit, milk, and ice.
How much do kids drinks cost?
Roughly $3.75 for a small cocoa or cider up to $9.43 for a large smoothie. Prices are estimates and vary by location.
Does 7 Brew have a rewards program?
Yes, 7 Brew’s own program gives 100 points per qualifying drink, with a free drink at 1,000 points (about every ten drinks). Note that kids drinks may not earn points under the current rules. Full breakdown here: 7 Brew Rewards Program.
Conclusion
That covers it: cocoa for cold days, smoothies for fruit lovers, Seven Fizz for the soda crowd, and seasonal treats when they show up. Order small, ask for kids’ temp on hot drinks, and do not be shy about half-sweet. Find a 7 Brew near you. Questions? Contact us. Learn more about this site: About Us.
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Last Updated: October 2026