Decaf, Dark Roast and Strength: A Coffee Explainer
Dark roast is not stronger than regular, decaf is not caffeine-free, and the biggest strength lever is the one nobody mentions.
Every category, every item, estimated prices side by side — plus honest guides to ordering, hours and where the real value sits. No marketing copy, no sponsored picks.
ad-home-top · 728x90Each page lists every item in the group with an estimated price, plus what to know before you order.
Brewed coffee, espresso drinks and the chain's signature double-double serving style.
View prices →10 itemsIced coffee, cold brew, frozen drinks and chilled speciality beverages.
View prices →8 itemsThe full donut case, from simple glazed rings to filled and topped varieties.
View prices →9 itemsBite-sized donut holes sold in boxed multipacks.
View prices →3 itemsSandwiches, wraps and hot breakfast plates served in the morning.
View prices →6 itemsSandwiches, wraps, soups and chili served through the afternoon.
View prices →7 itemsMuffins, bagels, cookies, croissants and other counter baked goods.
View prices →7 itemsPractical explainers on pricing, hours, sizes and ordering.
Menu boards are laid out to a pattern. Once you know the pattern you can find what you want in about four seconds.
Dark roast is not stronger than regular, decaf is not caffeine-free, and the biggest strength lever is the one nobody mentions.
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ad-home-mid · 728x90Every figure on this site is an estimate, because menu pricing is set locally and moves constantly. We label it plainly instead of pretending otherwise — and we explain exactly why in our pricing guide.
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