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Greggs Cold Drinks & Iced Coffee Prices (2026)

Greggs cold drinks and iced coffee prices are one of the most searched parts of the Greggs menu, and for good reason. Whether you want a simple Iced Americano on a warm afternoon, a sweet Iced Salted Caramel Latte as a treat, or just a bottle of water with your sausage roll, the chilled cabinet at Greggs has quietly grown into a full menu of its own. In this guide we list every Greggs cold drink and iced coffee price for 2026, explain which drinks give you the best value, and show how to get a cold drink for less with a meal deal.

All prices below are the standard high-street takeaway prices from our full Greggs menu. Prices vary by store: city-centre and London shops typically charge more, and airport and motorway service station shops charge more again, so treat these as your baseline. This site is not affiliated with Greggs.

Greggs Iced Coffee Prices 2026

Iced coffee is where Greggs has expanded fastest. The range now runs from a plain Iced Americano at £2.10 all the way to flavoured iced matcha drinks at the top end of the chiller. Here is the full list at standard-tier prices.

The classics: Iced Americano and Iced Latte

The Iced Americano costs £2.10 and the Iced Latte costs £2.50. These are the two cheapest iced coffees on the menu and the best starting point if you just want cold caffeine without syrups or extras. The Iced Americano is simply espresso over cold water and ice, while the Iced Latte adds cold milk for a smoother, creamier drink. If you normally order a hot Americano or latte, the iced versions are a like-for-like swap on a hot day, and both sit well below the price of most high-street coffee chains.

Flavoured iced lattes

If you like your iced coffee sweet, Greggs has three flavoured lattes. The Iced Vanilla Latte is £3.10 and the Iced Salted Caramel Latte is £3.10, putting them 60p above a plain Iced Latte. Both are popular choices for anyone who finds a straight iced latte a little plain. For chocolate lovers, the Iced Mocha is £2.85 and the Iced Chocolate is £2.85, while the richest of the lot, the Iced Caramel Chocolate, is £3.45. The Iced Mocha and Iced Chocolate are new additions to the autumn 2026 range, so if you have not tried them yet, they are well worth a look.

Seasonal iced drinks

Autumn brings the Iced Pumpkin Spice Latte at £3.35, the cold counterpart to the famous hot Pumpkin Spice Latte. Like all seasonal Greggs drinks, it is only around for a limited time, so catch it while the autumn menu lasts. Also keep an eye out for the Cherry & Mango Cooler in the chiller range; we have not found a reliable standard-tier price for it yet, so we list it here without a price rather than guess.

Iced matcha lattes

Matcha has become one of the biggest drink trends in the UK, and Greggs has joined in. The Iced Matcha Latte costs £3.65. There are also Blueberry, Strawberry and Vanilla Iced Matcha Lattes listed at £4.30, although that figure comes from franchise-tier listings, so the price at a standard high-street shop may be lower. If matcha is your thing, the plain Iced Matcha Latte is the safer bet for value.

For the full hot-drink side of the menu, see our Greggs coffee prices guide, which compares every hot drink from the £1.80 Regular Americano upwards.

Bottled and Ready-to-Drink Coffee

Not every cold Greggs coffee is made to order. The chiller also stocks bottled ready-to-drink lattes, which are handy if you are in a rush or want something to drink later. The Ready to Drink Latte (bottle) costs £1.90 and the Ready to Drink Caramel Latte (bottle) costs £1.70, making the bottled caramel latte cheaper than the bottled plain latte, and both cheaper than any made-to-order iced latte. If you are buying a cold coffee purely for value, the bottles are hard to beat, and they travel better than a cup full of ice.

Juices, Water and Everyday Cold Drinks

Sometimes you do not want coffee at all. Greggs covers the basics well. A small Orange Juice is £1.55 and a large Orange Juice is £1.80, while Fairtrade Apple Juice is £1.80. For water, a small Still Water is £1.30 and a large Still Water is £1.40, which makes water the cheapest cold drink Greggs sells. These are also the drinks that slot neatly into meal deals: the Breakfast Deal, for example, lets you swap your hot drink for a 250ml orange juice, and the Core Lunch Deal lets you pick a hot or cold drink as part of the bundle.

Affordable Lemonades, Coolers and Iced Tea

The most fun corner of the Greggs cold drinks menu is the lemonades and coolers section, and several of them are genuinely affordable. Strawberry Lemonade is £2.50 and the Mango & Strawberry Cooler is £2.50, both sitting at the same price as an Iced Latte. The sparkling options, Sparkling Raspberry Lemonade at around £1.70 and Sparkling Mango & Pineapple at around £1.70, are among the cheapest sweetened cold drinks on the menu. Cloudy Lemonade is around £2.90, and Peach Iced Tea is £2.95 for anyone who wants something refreshing without coffee. One to watch: Cherry Lemonade is listed at £3.35, but that figure comes from franchise-tier listings, so it may cost less at a standard shop.

Energy and Sports Drinks

Greggs also stocks a small energy and sports drink range for anyone who needs a lift without coffee. Lucozade Orange is £2.10 and Red Bull is £2.05. These are priced in line with convenience-store levels, and they are a useful alternative if you want caffeine in a can rather than a cup.

How to Get a Greggs Cold Drink for Less

Cold drinks are rarely cheapest on their own. The real value at Greggs comes from the meal deals, and several of them include a cold drink:

  • Evening Pizza Deal from £2.85 — a pizza slice plus a cold drink, after 4pm at participating shops. This is arguably the best cold-drink deal Greggs offers.
  • Core Lunch Deal at £4.25 — a sandwich, baguette or roll, plus a snack such as crisps or a fruit pot, plus a hot or cold drink.
  • The Big Deal from £5.25 — any main, including hot baguettes and steak bakes, plus a side and a regular hot or cold drink.
  • Cold Sandwich Deal from £3.75 — a selected cold sandwich plus a cold or regular hot drink.

If you were going to buy a sandwich and a drink anyway, building your lunch around one of these deals almost always beats paying for each item separately. Check the full list on our Greggs meal deals page before you order.

Why Greggs Cold Drink Prices Vary by Store

If your Iced Latte costs more than £2.50, you are probably not imagining it. Greggs runs three pricing tiers. Standard high-street shops charge the lowest prices and are the baseline for every price in this guide. City-centre and London branches typically run 11–19% higher, and airport, motorway and train-station franchise shops run 27–55% higher. Eating in also adds 20% VAT, which is why the same drink can cost noticeably more if you sit inside rather than take away. The Greggs app shows the exact prices for your local shop, so it is worth a quick check before you visit a London or airport branch.

Greggs Cold Drinks FAQs

How much is an Iced Latte at Greggs?

A Greggs Iced Latte costs £2.50 at standard high-street shops. The Iced Americano is £2.10, and flavoured iced lattes such as the Iced Vanilla Latte and Iced Salted Caramel Latte are £3.10 each.

What is the cheapest cold drink at Greggs?

Still Water is the cheapest cold drink, at £1.30 for a small bottle and £1.40 for a large one. The cheapest iced coffee is the Iced Americano at £2.10, and the cheapest bottled coffee is the Ready to Drink Caramel Latte at £1.70.

Does Greggs sell iced matcha?

Yes. The Iced Matcha Latte costs £3.65, and Blueberry, Strawberry and Vanilla Iced Matcha Lattes are also listed, although their £4.30 figure comes from franchise-tier listings and may be lower at standard shops.

Can I get a cold drink in a Greggs meal deal?

Yes. The Evening Pizza Deal (from £2.85), the Core Lunch Deal (£4.25), The Big Deal (from £5.25) and the Cold Sandwich Deal (from £3.75) all include a cold drink option. The Evening Pizza Deal is usually the cheapest way to get a cold drink with food.

Are Greggs cold drink prices the same everywhere?

No. Prices vary by store type: standard high-street shops are cheapest, London and city-centre branches cost more, and airport and motorway franchise shops cost the most. Eating in also adds 20% VAT. Check the Greggs app for your local shop’s exact prices.

Final Sip

Greggs cold drinks and iced coffee prices cover everything from a £1.30 bottle of water to a £3.65 iced matcha, and the sweet spot for most people is the Iced Latte at £2.50 or one of the £2.50 lemonades and coolers. If you want the best value of all, build your order around a meal deal such as the Evening Pizza Deal or the Core Lunch Deal rather than buying your drink on its own. For the complete picture, browse the Greggs cold drinks menu and the full menu on our homepage, and remember that prices vary by store and this site is not affiliated with Greggs.

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