Gourmet Latte Menu With Prices

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Sizes and syrups at Gourmet Latte determine what you pay before the barista rings you up. This Gourmet Latte Menu with Prices guide breaks down every drink category, cup size, and add-on so you know your total before you order.

Prices vary a little by location, but the ranges below reflect what most stores charge. Tax is not included.

Gourmet Latte Menu With Prices

Here is the full lineup, from classic espresso drinks to seasonal specials.

Classic Espresso Drinks

  • Espresso (single) — $2.25
  • Doppio (double) — $2.95
  • Americano — $3.25 (12 oz), $3.75 (16 oz), $4.25 (20 oz)
  • Latte — $4.25 (12 oz), $4.95 (16 oz), $5.45 (20 oz)
  • Cappuccino — $4.25 (12 oz), $4.75 (16 oz)
  • Flat White — $4.75 (12 oz)
  • Macchiato — $3.50 (small), $4.00 (large)
  • Mocha — $4.95 (12 oz), $5.55 (16 oz), $6.05 (20 oz)

Cold Coffee And Iced Options

  • Iced Latte — $4.50 (16 oz), $5.00 (20 oz), $5.50 (24 oz)
  • Cold Brew — $4.25 (16 oz), $4.75 (20 oz), $5.25 (24 oz)
  • Iced Mocha — $5.25 (16 oz), $5.75 (20 oz)
  • Frappe — $5.50 (16 oz), $6.00 (20 oz)
  • Nitro Cold Brew — $5.25 (16 oz), $5.75 (20 oz)

Syrups, Milks, And Extras

Add-ons are where your total creeps up. Each one below is a flat charge.

  • Flavor syrup (vanilla, caramel, hazelnut, mocha) — $0.60
  • Premium syrup (lavender, honey, brown sugar) — $0.80
  • Extra espresso shot — $0.90
  • Oat, almond, or soy milk — $0.75
  • Whipped cream — $0.50
  • Extra caramel drizzle — $0.40

Size Chart And What It Means For Price

Gourmet Latte runs three main sizes. The jump between them is usually 50 to 60 cents.

  1. Small (12 oz) — base price
  2. Medium (16 oz) — add about $0.50
  3. Large (20 oz) — add about $1.00

Iced drinks often skip the 12 oz size and start at 16 oz. That means your iced latte costs more than a hot one at the same volume.

How To Estimate Your Total

Follow these steps to get a close number before you reach the counter.

  1. Pick your drink and size from the lists above.
  2. Add $0.60 or $0.80 for each syrup pump flavor.
  3. Add $0.75 if you swap to a non-dairy milk.
  4. Add $0.90 for each extra shot.
  5. Add sales tax, which runs 6 to 10 percent depending on your state.

Quick Example

A large iced mocha with oat milk and an extra shot works out to $6.05 plus $0.75 plus $0.90. That is $7.70 before tax. Not cheap, but now you know.

Ways To Lower Your Bill

  • Order the medium instead of large. The taste difference is small.
  • Skip the extra shot if you drink it in the morning anyway.
  • Use the store app. Rewards members get a free drink after a set number of visits.
  • Bring your own cup. Some shops knock off $0.50.
  • Ask for a half pump of syrup. Most baristas will charge less or nothing.

Seasonal And Limited Drinks

Seasonal lattes usually cost $0.50 to $1.00 more than the classic version. Pumpkin spice, peppermint mocha, and gingerbread all sit in the $5.75 to $6.25 range for a medium. They also come with whipped cream by default, so ask to skip it if you want to save a bit.

Prices change, so treat this list as a close guide rather than a locked-in menu. Check your local store or app for the final number before you order.