Burger King Drink Menu

You’ll find a familiar lineup at this fast-food chain today. Expect fountain sodas like Coca-Cola, colorful Icees, juices, bottled water, and a range of coffee choices from hot brew to iced lattes and frappes.

The guide that follows helps you compare sizes and common prices so you can order with confidence while traveling or feeding a family. It also covers frozen treats and non-carbonated options like milkshakes and hot chocolate.

Keep in mind many locations are franchised. That means availability and posted prices can shift by city or even by store. The prices shown here reflect published listings at the time of update, not a guarantee for every restaurant.

You’ll get simple tips for value too. Look for combo savings, in-app offers, and refill rules for dine-in. Use the short sections ahead to pick the best beverage for your group and budget.

Burger King Drink Menu Prices and What’s On the King Menu Right Now

What you pay for a soda, frozen treat, or coffee often depends on where you order. Local rent, taxes, and franchise choices drive variation in prices across the United States.

Why prices differ by location

Franchise owners set many menu prices. That means two stores in the same state can charge differently. Regional promos and seasonal costs also change posted amounts.

Quick snapshot of common price points

Item	Small	Medium	Large
Soft Drink (soda)	$1.69	$1.99	$2.19
Frozen (Coke/Fanta)	$2.79 (approx.)
Smooth Roast Coffee	$1.00	$1.59	$1.79

Some sources list approximate rates (e.g., ~$2.79 for frozen items).
Posted menu-board prices by size can differ from online reports.
Combo pricing usually discounts the standalone beverage cost.

Think about quick orders: a medium soda with a Whopper for the road, a frozen on a hot day, or coffee during morning errands. Ahead, you’ll see detailed breakdowns of the fountain lineup, frozen choices, BK Café items, and shakes so you can compare value this year.

Fountain Drinks and Soda Lineup

At most locations, the fountain station showcases the soft drinks people expect and a few iced options. You can usually choose classic cola, fruit soda, or a lemon-based pour to match your meal.

Coca-Cola fountain favorites and typical medium pricing

Core fountain drinks you’ll find include Coca-Cola, Diet Coke, Sprite, Fanta Orange, and Dr Pepper. A medium soda is often listed near $1.99 on the menu board. Some reports show medium fountain drinks nearer the mid-$3 range depending on location.

Lemonade and iced tea options

Minute Maid Lemonade and both sweetened and unsweetened iced tea share the same dispenser family. Pick sweet or unsweet to control sugar and caffeine. These iced choices are a good alternative when you want less fizz.

Soda pricing by size and refill notes

Size	Ounces	Typical Price
Small	16 oz	$1.69
Medium	22 oz	$1.99
Large	32 oz	$2.19

The large size offers more ounces per dollar and often gives the best value if you’re thirsty or sharing. Free refills are commonly offered for dine-in fountain drinks, which improves the value for families.

Refills: dine-in usually qualifies; drive-thru and delivery do not.
Tip: one large with refills can serve multiple people at the table.
For on-the-go, choose a size that fits your travel time to avoid waste.

For a full look at current pricing and the broader menu pricing, check the linked guide before you order.

Frozen Drinks, Icees, and Slushy-Style Favorites

Slushy-style favorites offer a quick way to cool off when the sun is high and the road is long.

These frozen options are a semi-frozen soda or flavored slush. They are sweet, cold, and easy to sip from a cup or travel lid. Many guests pick them for a short break on a busy day.

Fan favorites and typical prices

Two popular choices—Frozen Coke and Frozen Fanta Wild Cherry—are commonly listed near $2.79 for a regular size. Local stores can set different prices, so this is a helpful anchor rather than a guarantee.

Icee sizes, flavors, and portion value

Icees are the classic slushy alternative. Sample posted prices are: Small $1.09, Medium $1.49, Large $1.99. You’ll often find blue and red flavors on the board.

Item	Common Size	Typical Price
Frozen Coke / Frozen Fanta Wild Cherry	Regular	$2.79 (approx.)
Icee – Blue / Red	Small	$1.09
Icee – Blue / Red	Medium	$1.49
Icee – Blue / Red	Large	$1.99

Value tip: a large frozen cup can stretch further on hot days. But a small is plenty with a sandwich and fries.

Seasonal flavors to watch: Frozen Cherry Coke, Frozen Strawberry Fanta, summer specials, and holiday-themed drops.
Availability varies by region and time of year. Seasonal items are often limited-time only.

Coffee, Iced Coffee, Lattes, and Frappes from BK Café

BK Café serves quick, familiar coffee choices that fit mornings, road trips, and quiet afternoons alike.

Pick plain Smooth Roast for value or step up to an iced coffee when you want a cool sip. Decaf is usually available if you need less caffeine.

Smooth Roast basics and pricing

Small $1.00, Medium $1.59, Large $1.79. The size jump gives more ounces per dollar for a longer drive or to share.

Iced coffee prices by size

Small $1.69, Medium $2.19, Large $2.69. Choose small for a quick sip. Take large for a longer trip or extra refills at dine-in.

Lattes, frappes, and hot chocolate

Latte: Small $1.99, Medium $2.49, Large $2.99. Flavors vary by store.

Mocha/Caramel Frappe: Small $2.49, Medium $2.99, Large $3.49. These are dessert-style cups more than straight coffee.

Hot Chocolate: Small $1.99, Medium $2.49, Large $2.99—great for kids or caffeine-free warmth.

Item	Small	Medium	Large
Smooth Roast Coffee	$1.00	$1.59	$1.79
Smooth Roast Iced Coffee	$1.69	$2.19	$2.69
Latte	$1.99	$2.49	$2.99
Mocha / Caramel Frappe	$2.49	$2.99	$3.49

Reality check: some locations list higher approx. prices. Confirm in-app or at the board if you’re watching costs. BK Café is a practical stop for a reliable beverage without fuss.

Milkshakes and Non-Carbonated Drinks

Cold, real-ice-cream shakes pair well with a sandwich or act as a standalone treat.

Hand-spun shakes are made real with soft-serve style ice cream. Classic flavors include vanilla, chocolate, strawberry, and Oreo. Pick vanilla for a simple finish or Oreo when you want texture in every sip.

Milkshake prices and portion value

Expect approximate ranges: Small $2.99–$3.49, Medium $3.49–$3.99, Large $3.99–$4.49. Prices vary by location and local menu prices may differ.

A large shake can be shareable after meals for kids. A small usually pairs fine with fries and a sandwich for one person. This makes shakes a flexible value choice for many meals.

Juice, water and kid-friendly options

Non-carbonated options cover apple juice, orange juice, bottled water, boxed kids juice, and fat-free milk. Sample posted prices: Apple Juice (Medium) $1.19; Orange Juice (Medium) $1.69; Bottled Water $1.59.

Item	Size	Typical Price
Hand-spun Milkshake (Vanilla / Chocolate / Strawberry / Oreo)	Small / Medium / Large	$2.99–$4.49 (varies by location)
Apple Juice (bottled/box)	Medium / Box	$1.19 / $2.49
Bottled Water (Pure Life / Store brand)	Single	$1.59–$2.59

Boxed kids juice and milk are easier for little hands and fit a kids’ meal.
Bottled brands and grab-and-go packaging can cost more than fountain options but help on road trips or with delivery services.
Check local menu burger pricing in-app for exact prices before you order: menu burger pricing.

Choosing the Best Drink for Your Meal and Your Money

Match your cup to the food and the moment for the best value. Order a combo when you can; it often trims a dollar or so off standalone prices. Dine in to use free refills on fountain drinks and stretch your money.

Pick coffee with breakfast, lemonade or tea with chicken, and a shake when you want dessert built into the meal. Choose small for short trips, medium for most people, and large when you’ll share.

Check the app for promos and Royal Perks points before you pay. Some locations will do simple custom mixes from the secret menu, but availability varies by store and time of year.

Quick checklist at the board: budget, dining type (refills?), caffeine, dessert or refreshment?

FAQ

What items are included on the Burger King drink lineup right now?

The beverage lineup includes fountain sodas (Coca-Cola, Diet Coke, Sprite, Fanta, Dr Pepper), lemonade, iced tea, frozen slushies (Frozen Coke, Frozen Fanta flavors), Smooth Roast hot and iced coffee, lattes, frappes, hand-spun milkshakes in classic flavors, bottled water, and juice and milk options for kids. Availability can vary by restaurant.

Why do drink prices vary by location across the United States?

Prices reflect local operating costs, state and local taxes, and regional promotions. Franchisees set many local prices, so a medium soda in one city may cost slightly more or less than the same size down the road. Seasonal promos and regional pricing strategies also change what you pay.

What are typical price points for fountain sodas and frozen drinks?

Expect fountain sodas to have tiered pricing: small, medium, and large. Mediums commonly fall in a mid-range local price. Frozen drinks like Frozen Coke or Icees usually cost a little more than a medium soda, with larger slush sizes adding to the price. Exact real-time prices should be checked in the app or at the restaurant.

Which Coca-Cola fountain flavors are usually available and what does a medium cost?

Common fountain options include Coca-Cola, Diet Coke, Sprite, Fanta, and Dr Pepper. A medium fountain cup is often priced between the small and large tiers; check your local menu or app for the exact real-time price in your area.

Are lemonade and iced tea offered sweetened and unsweetened?

Yes. Restaurants typically offer both sweetened and unsweetened iced tea and a classic lemonade. You can often ask for half‑and‑half or adjust sweetness at the counter.

How does soda sizing and pricing usually break down?

Sizing is usually small, medium, and large. Prices rise with cup size. Combos may include a medium by default. For the best value, compare combo pricing with individual drink add‑ons or look for value deals in the app.

Do you get free refills on fountain beverages?

Policy depends on the location. Many dine-in restaurants offer free refills on fountain drinks, while drive-thru, delivery, or third‑party orders typically do not. Ask the staff when ordering for the specific store policy.

What frozen slush flavors are commonly sold and how are they priced?

Popular frozen options include Frozen Coke and Frozen Fanta Wild Cherry, plus rotating Icee flavors. Prices vary by size; smaller cups are cheaper and large slushies are more expensive. Seasonal or promotional flavors may carry a slight premium.

Are there seasonal frozen flavors to look for during the year?

Yes. You may see limited‑time slush and soda mashups, holiday or summer flavors, and special promotional releases. These rotate by season and by restaurant, so check local listings or the app for current offerings.

How do Smooth Roast hot coffee and decaf pricing compare?

Smooth Roast hot coffee and decaf are priced by cup size, with small the least expensive and large the most. Specialty coffee drinks like lattes and flavored iced coffees cost more than black coffee. Exact prices are posted at the store or in the mobile app.

What should I expect to pay for Smooth Roast iced coffee?

Iced coffee pricing follows the small-to-large scale. Iced coffee is typically priced above brewed coffee but below specialty lattes or frappes. Local pricing and seasonal promotions can affect the final amount.

How are lattes and flavored frappes priced by size?

Lattes and frappes have tiered prices: small, medium, large. Flavored or blended options like mocha or caramel frappes cost more than plain lattes. Adding syrups or extra espresso shots increases the price further.

Is hot chocolate available and how is it priced?

Hot chocolate is offered as a warm, non‑coffee option. It is priced similarly to other specialty hot beverages and follows the same small-to-large sizing structure. Check local menus for exact rates.

What milkshake flavors are made and are they really hand-spun?

Classic hand‑spun flavors include vanilla, chocolate, strawberry, and Oreo. The brand emphasizes real ice cream in shakes. Milkshakes are typically more filling and sit at a higher price point than standard fountain drinks due to their ingredients and portion size.

How do milkshake prices compare by size and portion value?

Milkshakes are priced by small, medium, and large. Because they use ice cream, expect higher per‑cup costs but larger portions. For families, sharing a larger shake can be a good value versus multiple smalls.

What non-carbonated drinks are available for kids and health-conscious guests?

Options include bottled water, apple juice, orange juice, and low‑fat or fat‑free milk. Kids’ meals often come with a small juice or milk option. Prices are modest and often bundled with meals.

How do I choose the best drink for my meal and budget?

Consider portion needs and combos. A medium fountain in a combo often gives the best per‑dollar value. Choose brewed coffee or iced coffee for a budget caffeine fix. For dessert, share a milkshake or pick a smaller frozen treat to control cost. Check the app for local deals or value menus before ordering.

Where can I find real-time prices for my local restaurant?

Use the official mobile app, a restaurant’s in‑store menu board, or the store’s website. Real-time pricing reflects local taxes, promotions, and franchise pricing choices. Calling the store works for quick confirmation.