Burger King Drinks Menu
You’ll find a familiar lineup at most locations. Expect fountain sodas, iced tea and refreshers, frozen drinks, bottled water, juices, coffee, and milkshakes.
Many sites list brand names like Coca-Cola®, Sprite®, Fanta®, Fuze Tea®, Minute Maid®, SJORA®, and Dasani. You can usually order hot coffee, Americano, lattes, and hot chocolate too.
Keep in mind that most spots are franchise-run. That means your local options and prices can vary even if the overall selection stays similar.
In this guide you’ll see the big buckets: fountain drinks, iced tea and refreshers, frozen blends and shakes, bottled water and kids’ choices, juices, and hot and iced coffee.
We’ll share sample prices from published sources, but treat them as references. The layout is designed to be easy to scan so you can decide fast at the counter, drive-thru, or app.
Burger King Drinks Menu: What’s Available Right Now in the United States
Most U.S. locations keep a steady selection of fountain sodas, iced teas, frozen slushes, bottled water, juices, and café-style coffee drinks.
Quick snapshot: the standard drink offerings include fountain soda (Coca‑Cola lineup), iced tea and refreshers, frozen Coke/Fanta blends, bottled water and kids’ juice boxes, hot coffee, iced coffee, lattes, frappes, and milkshakes.
What’s standard vs. regional
The core Coca‑Cola choices tend to be consistent. Specialty refreshers, seasonal frozen flavors, and some juice brands rotate by area. You’ll see local swaps at certain locations.
Why prices can change
Menu prices may vary because franchises set local rates, taxes differ by city and state, and retailers run limited‑time promos or app‑only offers. Published figures are helpful but not exact for every store.
- Use the upcoming sections for typical price ranges and ordering tips.
- Remember: combo meals often lower the drink cost versus buying a la carte.
Fountain Drinks and Soda Favorites (Coca-Cola® lineup)
The fountain lineup includes classic cola staples and a few rotating fruity options. You’ll typically see Coca‑Cola®, Coca‑Cola® Zero, Sprite®, and Dr Pepper. Exact availability can change by location.
Coke, Zero, Sprite, and Dr Pepper
These are the go-to sodas at most counters. Ask if a specific brand is stocked before ordering to avoid surprises.
Fanta® and regional flavors
Fanta® appears in several flavors, including Grape at many sites. Some restaurants rotate Fanta® choices based on regional demand.
Minute Maid® lemonade and fountain add-ins
Minute Maid® lemonade is a common non‑cola option. You can usually ask for soda with or without ice, or try lemonade mixed with a cola for a quick twist.
Typical soft drink prices (typical)
| Size | HackTheMenu | Estimated range |
|---|---|---|
| Small | $1.69 | $1.39 – $1.79 |
| Medium | $1.99 | $1.89 – $2.19 |
| Large | $2.19 | $2.19 – $2.59 |
- Choose small for a quick bite; large works if you’re sharing or skipping refills.
- If refills are offered, a medium often gives the best value when you dine in.
- Order tip: say “medium Sprite, light ice” or “large Coke Zero” to get it right the first time.
Iced Tea and Refreshers for an Easy Sip
For a quick, cool pick-me-up, the iced selections cover everything from classic tea to fruity blends. These are good if you want something lighter than soda or just a simple companion for a salty meal.
Fuze Tea choices
Look for Fuze Tea® Ice Lemon Tea and Fuze Tea® Jasmine Green Tea. Both are light and less sweet than many fountain options. They work well when you want flavor without the fizz.
Sweetened vs. unsweetened
Many locations offer both sweetened and unsweetened tea. Sweetened delivers classic fast-food taste. Unsweetened keeps sugar low and highlights the tea flavor.
Other refreshers
Minute Maid® Refresh™ is a non-soda alternative that still feels familiar. SJORA® Mango Peach and SJORA® Lychee Berry appear at select spots. These fruitier choices rotate by season and store.
- Iced tea pairs well with a classic burger or sandwich.
- Lemonade-style refreshers match chicken and lighter fare.
- Fruit-forward SJORA® options are fun with spicy or salty items.
| Item | Common Availability | Typical Medium Price (est.) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fuze Tea® Ice Lemon Tea | Widespread | $2.99 – $3.69 | Light, citrusy |
| Fuze Tea® Jasmine Green Tea | Widespread | $2.99 – $3.69 | Floral, lower sweetness |
| Minute Maid® Refresh™ | Common | $2.79 – $3.69 | Non-soda, fruity |
| SJORA® Mango Peach / Lychee Berry | Selective | $3.29 – $3.99 | Seasonal; location-dependent |
Tip: if you travel, check the app for current offerings at the time you order. Local franchises change stock and seasonal items often.
Frozen Drinks and Slushies
Icy, sweet, and easy to sip, the frozen slush selection is a summer staple. These are slush-style, icy blends made from flavored syrup and ice. They taste sweeter and thicker than fountain sodas. Frozen Coke is the signature pick you’ll see most often.
Frozen Coke and the classics
Frozen Coke is essentially a soft-serve soda slush. It keeps the cola flavor but with a smooth, crunchy texture. Many guests choose it as a swap for a soda in a meal combo.
Frozen Fanta flavors
Frozen Fanta shows up in fruity varieties. Wild Cherry appears seasonally at some locations, especially in warmer months or limited runs. Expect flavors to rotate by store.
Naming and small differences
Some locations call these Icee or frozen slushes instead of Frozen Coke. The product is similar: icy texture and sweet flavor. Ask your server if the name differs to avoid surprises.
| Size | Typical Price Range | Example Price |
|---|---|---|
| Small | $1.49 – $1.99 | $1.49 |
| Medium | $1.99 – $2.29 | $1.99 |
| Large | $2.29 – $2.79 | $2.79 |
Prices vary by franchise, so treat these ranges as a guide. Frozen Fanta and Icee-style options can show up in app deals. Check the app before you order to score promos.
Ordering tip: frozen selections make a fun swap for a soda in your meal, but confirm whether a combo upgrade applies. For current options and pricing, see the full drink price list.
Bottled Water, Kids Drinks, and Simple Choices
Sometimes the best choice is the plain one: water, juice boxes, or milk. These options keep meals simple and work well for kids or quick errands.
Purified water options
Dasani bottled water is commonly offered, but some restaurants stock other purified brands based on distributor agreements. Bottles are handy if you want no sugar and a sealed option for travel.
Juice boxes for kids
Honest Kids Apple Juice Drink is a frequent kids’ choice. Sizes and packaging can vary; some locations use boxed juice while others carry small bottles.
Milk and simple dairy choices
Fat-free milk or small cartons appear at select sites. Availability is inconsistent, so ask if milk is important for a child’s meal.
- HackTheMenu sample prices: Bottled Water (Medium) $1.59; Apple Juice (Medium) $1.19.
- Tip for parents: choosing the included kids’ drink in a Kids Meal often lowers overall menu prices versus adding a separate beverage.
| Item | Example Brand | Published Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bottled Water (medium) | Dasani / Pure Life | $1.59 – $2.59 | Sealed, travel-friendly; brand varies |
| Kids Apple Juice | Honest Kids (box) | $1.19 – $2.49 | Box or bottle; kid-sized serving |
| Fat-Free Milk | Store brand carton | $2.59 | Available at select locations |
Prices may vary by location and franchise. Use these menu prices as a guideline so you can budget realistically when ordering from the drink menu.
Juices on the Burger King Menu
Juice choices at many locations lean toward simple, breakfast-friendly pours. Apple and orange are the two staples. They show up with morning combos and kids’ meals.
Apple juice and orange juice pricing examples
Apple juice is most often offered in a small box or cup. HackTheMenu lists apple (medium) at $1.19. Orange (medium) is slightly higher at $1.69.
Simply Orange Juice bottles at select restaurants
Some locations carry bottled Simply Orange as a premium item. Expect about $3.79 for a single bottle. It appears at select locations because franchised stores pick specialty stock.
| Item | Common Size | Published Price |
|---|---|---|
| Apple Juice (medium) | Box / cup | $1.19 |
| Orange Juice (medium) | Cup | $1.69 |
| Simply Orange (bottle) | Bottle (select) | $3.79 |
Quick guide: orange feels like the classic breakfast pair. Apple works best for kids or a milder taste. Bottled juice costs more than fountain options, so check your receipt if you watch your total.
- For real-time availability, check the store-specific menu in the app for that restaurant before you pull into the drive-thru.
Brewed Coffee and Hot Café Drinks
If you want warm comfort, the chain’s hot café lineup has reliable brewed coffee and a few espresso-style choices.
Smooth Roast and typical sizes
Smooth Roast is offered regular and often decaf. It’s the simplest pick and the best value for a quick cup.
| Size | HackTheMenu Price | Typical Range |
|---|---|---|
| Small | $1.00 | $1.00 – $2.59 |
| Medium | $1.59 | $1.59 – $2.79 |
| Large | $1.79 | $1.79 – $3.19 |
Americano and espresso basics
An Americano is espresso diluted with hot water. It gives a bolder taste than drip coffee without milk.
Cappuccino, latte, mocha
Cappuccino uses more foam. A latte is milk-forward and smoother. Mocha adds chocolate for a sweeter drink.
Hot chocolate and tea
Hot chocolate and hot tea are easy, caffeine-light options for kids or anyone avoiding strong coffee.
- When to choose: brewed coffee for value, Americano for strength, latte/mocha for a dessert-like cup.
- For current listings, check the menu burger king and king menu in the app for local prices and offerings.
Iced Coffee, Frappes, and Other Chilled Coffee Drinks
Iced selections bring bold coffee flavor in a refreshing form that fits breakfast or an afternoon break. They sit beside hot brews and blended treats so you can pick caffeine without heat.
Below are common prices from published sources. Use them to decide whether to size up.
| Item | Small | Medium | Large |
|---|---|---|---|
| Smooth Roast Iced Coffee | $1.69 | $2.19 | $2.69 |
Frappes are thicker and sweeter than iced coffee. Common flavors are mocha and caramel. They feel more like a dessert than a simple pick-me-up.
| Frappe Flavor | Small | Medium | Large |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mocha / Caramel | $2.49 | $2.99 | $3.49 |
- Pairing tip: iced coffee matches breakfast sandwiches and hash browns.
- Evening choice: pick a frappe as a sweet finish to a late meal.
- Ordering tip: choose a mocha or caramel frappe if you want sweetness fast, rather than adding syrups to iced coffee.
For a full look at hot and cold options, check the burger king drink.
Milkshakes and Creamy Dessert Drinks
Creamy hand-spun shakes finish a meal the way dessert should: simple and satisfying.
Classic flavors and popular options
You’ll usually see vanilla, chocolate, and strawberry on the counter. These are the classics that appeal to kids and adults alike.
Oreo is the cookies-and-cream favorite. It often appears as a standard or rotating option depending on the store.
Rotating favorites
Special or seasonal shake flavors come and go. Check the in-store board or app for what’s new when you visit.
- Present: shake category as a dessert drink for the family.
- Standard flavors: vanilla, chocolate, strawberry.
- Popular add-on: Oreo cookies-and-cream style.
- Tip: use the app to confirm rotating flavors before you order.
Typical milkshake prices by size
| Size | Price range (est.) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Small | $2.99 – $3.49 | Single-serve dessert drink |
| Medium | $3.49 – $3.99 | Good for sharing or larger appetite |
| Large | $3.99 – $4.49 | Most filling; higher cost per cup |
Value note: shakes usually cost more than fountain sodas, so pick one when you want dessert and a drink in one purchase.
Pairing suggestion: a vanilla or chocolate shake balances nicely with salty fries and a flame-grilled sandwich.
Drink Sizes and What You Get for the Price
Knowing exactly how much liquid you get helps you judge value before you order.
Cup sizes and ounces
Here are the standard sizes so you know what to expect:
- Small — 16 oz (value size typically matches this).
- Medium — 22 oz.
- Large — 32 oz.
| Size | Ounces | Typical impact on prices |
|---|---|---|
| Small | 16 oz | Lowest cost; good for a quick sip |
| Medium | 22 oz | Balanced value per ounce |
| Large | 32 oz | Best cost-per-ounce if you drink it all |
Refills, combos, and value logic
If your location offers free fountain refills while you dine in, the best buy can change fast.
A medium with refills may beat a large for comfort during a longer sit-down meal. Combo savings also lower total menu prices by bundling a sandwich and a drink.
- Pick small for a short time at the counter.
- Move up to large only if you’ll finish it; otherwise medium plus refills can save money on soda.
- Always ask staff or check signage—policies and refill rules differ by store and can change over time.
Deals, App Offers, and Smart Ways to Order
Smart ordering starts with a quick app check. The BK app often lists combo savings, seasonal frozen promos, and Royal Perks rewards that stack with in-store offers.
How rewards work: the app shows timed coupons and points for purchases. Scan before you pay. A digital deal can beat the listed menu prices at the register.
Drive-thru checklist: pick your drink category, choose a size, then ask if the combo price is lower than ordering a la carte.
Secret menu tweaks are hit-or-miss. Safe custom requests include light ice, no ice, or asking which frozen flavors are available today.
Prices vary by locations and franchise rules. Use the app and local board as your final word so you stay on budget and order with confidence.
