How much does a drip coffee cost?

What independent coffee shops across the US charge, from 1,479 real menu prices at 453 shops, collected by Fresh Cup in 2027.

12 OZ DRIP COFFEE · TYPICAL PRICE
$3.15
By size
Going from 12 to 16 oz adds $0.55.

Typical price at each size shops list.

8 oz$3.00
12 oz$3.15
16 oz$3.70
20 oz$3.75
24 oz$4.25
Shop by shop · 12 oz
Half the shops charge between $2.75 and $3.65.

440 prices for a 12 oz drip coffee. The middle of the pack is $3.15.

$1.50$6.50
Where it costs the most and least

Priciest states

California$3.75
New York$3.50
Washington$3.50

Cheapest states

Kansas$2.50
Ohio$2.75
Wisconsin$2.93
All 20 states, every metro and every shop are in the app.
Common questions

How much is a drip coffee at a coffee shop?

Typically $3.15 for a 12 oz at an independent US coffee shop. Half of shops charge between $2.75 and $3.65.

How much more is an iced drip coffee?

About $0.50 more. The typical 12 oz drip coffee costs $3.00 hot and $3.50 iced.

Is a drip coffee more expensive in big cities?

Yes, a little. It's $3.50 in large metros and $3.00 in small ones.

Where is a drip coffee most expensive?

Of the 20 states with enough prices, California is the priciest at $3.75 and Kansas the cheapest at $2.50.

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DrinkMenu nameOzPriceShopMetro
LatteHouse Latte12$5.25CarterAustin
Cold BrewNitro Cold Brew16$5.75EpochDallas
CappuccinoCappuccino6$4.50MeritHouston
MochaMexican Mocha12$6.00FleetPortland

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Shop report cards
−3.8%
vs metro median, across 9 items
Latte12 oz · hot
$5.25
Cappuccino12 oz · hot
$5.45
Cold Brew12 oz · hot
$5.65

Any shop's menu, line by line, against what its neighbors charge for the same drink and size.

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