If you’re planning a Disneyland Anaheim visit and wondering whether you can bring your own food into the parks, the answer is yes. Disneyland actually allows guests to bring snacks, meals, and non-alcoholic drinks into both Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure. That means you don’t have to rely entirely on theme-park dining prices, and you’re not stuck waiting in long food lines every time someone gets hungry. For families, budgeting travelers, or anyone with dietary needs, it’s an extremely helpful rule to take advantage of.

Disney knows that a full day in the parks can be long and unpredictable, especially if you’re traveling with kids. People need snacks at unexpected times, and not everyone wants the same thing. So whether you want a simple peanut butter sandwich or a full lunch packed ahead of time, you’re usually welcome to bring it along.

What Disneyland Allows

Disney’s official policy states that you can bring most food and drink items into the park as long as they’re intended for personal consumption. This includes sandwiches, fruits, packaged snacks, granola bars, non-alcoholic drinks, and refillable water bottles. Most store-bought snacks are totally fine. A simple lunch packed in an insulated bag generally won’t draw any attention at security.

If you have allergies or dietary restrictions, bringing your own food is often the easiest way to navigate meals during a long visit. Many guests pack allergy-friendly snacks, gluten-free options, or small heat-safe meals for toddlers who can’t eat restaurant food easily.

The only real limitation is that food can’t be stored in hard-sided coolers or anything oversized. Otherwise, most everyday lunch items are no problem.

What Disneyland Does Not Allow

Disneyland does have a few rules to keep the park safe and manageable. Glass containers are not allowed, and neither is alcohol. Coolers must remain within the size guidelines, and loose ice isn’t permitted because it melts and creates water spills. Ice packs or frozen water bottles are totally fine.

Security will often just ask what something is and make sure it complies with the rules. If something isn’t allowed, they’ll ask you to leave it outside, but this usually only applies to coolers or glass—not normal lunches.

What Foods Work Best for a Disneyland Day

Since you’ll be doing a lot of walking, riding, and waiting in line, the best foods are ones that hold up well without refrigeration and can be eaten quickly. Things like wraps, fruit, protein bars, and nuts all travel easily and don’t take up much space. Sandwiches are reliable because they’re easy to portion, stay reasonably fresh, and don’t require utensils.

If you’re bringing fruit, choose easy grab-and-go items such as oranges, apples, or grapes. Bananas are fine too, but they bruise easily if they’re thrown into backpacks with other items. Foods like string cheese or hummus cups are also great, as long as you have an ice pack or insulated bag.

You don’t need to pack everything for the whole day—sometimes just having a couple of trustworthy snacks on hand prevents crankiness or impulse spending when hunger hits suddenly.

Smart Food and Drink Items to Bring Into Disneyland

• insulated water bottle

• small soft-sided cooler or insulated lunch bag

• reusable ice packs or frozen water bottles

• easy handheld snacks (granola bars, pretzels, crackers)

• fresh fruit that travels well (apples, grapes, mandarins)

• simple sandwiches or wraps

• protein snacks (cheese sticks, nuts, protein bars)

How to Store Food

Hot days and long hours are a reality in Anaheim, California, so storing food properly matters. An insulated lunch bag or small cooler backpack is usually enough. Ice packs keep food fresh, and frozen water bottles pull double duty by keeping drinks cold and food cool.

If you’re packing items that could melt (like chocolate or cheese), store them near ice packs and try to keep your bag out of direct sunlight while you’re in line. A lightweight backpack usually works just fine, and many parents already carry diaper bags that can store snacks easily.

Avoid storing anything that leaks or spills easily. Soft containers and reusable bags help keep things tidy, especially as you’re opening food multiple times throughout the day.

Where Can You Eat Brought-In Food?

There’s no designated “packed lunch only” area. You can eat your snacks almost anywhere that isn’t obstructing walkways. Many visitors enjoy their food in outdoor seating areas near quick-service restaurants, which generally have open tables that don’t require a purchase. These spots are convenient if you need shade or want to sit while everyone eats, as long as you can find an open spot.

Others prefer benches in quieter corners of the park, although things aren't that quiet these days. If you happen to be in a long line, small snacks are often eaten while waiting. The park is pretty flexible—just be respectful of space and time, especially during peak dining hours when tables fill quickly.

Keeping Food Fresh Throughout Your Disney Day

The best approach is to pack only what you realistically think you’ll eat. Water bottles are essential, especially reusable insulated ones that can be refilled throughout the day. Staying hydrated is a big part of feeling good at Disneyland, especially in warm weather.

Foods stay fresher when packed snugly so they don’t get crushed. If you’re planning a full lunch, consider dividing items into smaller containers so you don’t open everything at once. That way, snacks stay fresh rather than drying out in the sun.

Practical Tips to Make Bringing Food to Disneyland Easy

A little preparation can make your day smoother:

• Bring an insulated water bottle and refill it throughout the day.

• Pack simple foods that don’t require utensils.

• Keep cold foods near ice packs.

• Use a soft cooler or lunch bag.

• Avoid heavy, messy items that are hard to carry around.

The goal is convenience—food should help your day, not weigh you down.

What About Disney California Adventure?

The same rules apply in Disney California Adventure. You can bring almost any snacks or personal food items into either park. Many families hop between both parks while carrying one backpack of food for the day. It’s very normal and very common.

Final Thoughts

So, can you bring food into Disneyland? Absolutely. Bringing your own snacks and drinks saves money, reduces wait time, and keeps everyone comfortable throughout a long theme-park day. Even if you decide to enjoy special Disney treats inside the parks, having your own food on hand is a smart, flexible option that makes a noticeable difference.

Packing a few reliable items keeps your energy up, helps kids avoid meltdowns, and gives you more control over what you’re eating—even in the middle of a magical but busy Disney day.

If there’s one sweet treat that’s practically a rite of passage at Disneyland Resort, it’s the chilly DOLE Whip. That cool pineapple-soft-serve is part dessert, part sunshine, part “yes, I’m on vacation” moment. Whether you’re chasing a toddler, waddling with a baby bump, or just craving a break from churros, this snack deserves its own stop.

What is DOLE Whip?

DOLE Whip started life as a pineapple-flavored soft-serve dessert, developed by the Dole Food Company in the early 1980s.
Here are some fun facts:

• It debuted at Magic Kingdom Park (Florida) in 1984 and made its way to Disneyland Park in Anaheim in 1986. It was originally served as vanilla soft serve with pineapples on top!

• It’s vegan, dairy-free, and gluten-free (at least in its core form) — pretty rare for theme-park treats. 

• The Dole Whip flavor most people associate with it is “pineapple,” but now you’ll find occasional variations like mango, strawberry, or even seasonal swirls at Disneyland. In short: it’s not just ice cream. It’s a pineapple soft-serve legend.

Where to Buy Dole Whip at Disneyland Resort

Lucky you — you don’t have to hunt terribly far. Here are the top spots in the Anaheim, California resort where you can grab one:

Tiki Juice Bar (Adventureland, Disneyland Park) 

Tropical Hideaway (also Adventureland, Disneyland Park)

This newer spot offers extra flavors and swirls, including strawberry/mango combos, “float” versions, and limited-time twists. 

Tangaroa Terrace Tropical Bar & Grill (Disneyland Hotel, just outside parks)

Great if you’re staying on-site or want a break from the park crowd and still want DOLE Whip without a park ticket. 

Related reading: Churros at Disneyland: Flavors, Prices, Locations, and More. Find out more here.

How Much Does It Cost (Late 2025 Update)

Let’s talk dollars. As you know, snack pricing shifts faster than rides get refurbished — but as of late 2025:

• Basic DOLE Whip soft serve at Tiki Juice Bar: around $7.29, not including taxes. 

• DOLE Whip Float (pineapple juice + soft serve): around $7.99. (Disneyland Resort)

• Some of the more elaborate swirls/limited-time flavors at Tropical Hideaway go up to $9.29 or so. For example, the seasonal Pineapple Upside Down Sundae DOLE Whip was $9.29 as of November 2025.

• Note: Price jumps have been happening, though, which is an increase from $6.49 to $7.29.
  

Tips for Getting Your DOLE Whip at Disneyland

• Mobile order or queue smart: At some locations, you can order via the Disneyland app, helping you bypass the line while you wrangle your stroller/kid. I ordered via the app to pick up mine at Tiki Juice Bar.

• Seek shade or grab a seat: Adventureland in Anaheim gets warm in the hotter months. The Tropical Hideaway has seating and a little more room to sit down.

• Flavor upgrade: If you’ve had the classic pineapple a million times, head to Tropical Hideaway and try something twisty (mango/strawberry swirl) or the limited Pineapple Upside Down Sundae or Peach Sundae version (recently $9.29) for a “special treat” moment. Keep in mind that these are seasonal.

• Sharing option: To be honest, the Dole Whip is kind of small already. If you’re pregnant and watching sugar, share the regular size with your partner or toddler — it still feels indulgent. 

• Best “cool-down” treat time: Afternoon after rides, before fireworks. But you can't go wrong eating it whenever.

• Mind dietary needs: Since DOLE Whip is dairy-free/gluten-free, it’s a good snack for friends with those restrictions. 

Why It’s Worth It

• It’s iconic: When you mention you’re at Disneyland, DOLE Whip is the treat people picture.

• It’s light enough: Compared to heavy desserts, this feels more tropical-fresh.

• It’s versatile: Whether you’re staying in-park for rides or popping in for a quick snack break, DOLE Whip fits both.

Final Bite

When you step into Disneyland’s Adventureland and see that Tropical Hideaway sign, you’re not just grabbing a snack. You’re buying a moment of escape. One spoonful of pineapple soft-serve, the ambient jungle drift from Jungle Cruise, your kid cheering, the sun dipping. It’s three minutes of “vacation magic” that recharge better than coffee in that moment. And at a price point that’s on par for the park-life hustle; I think it's kind of pricy for the amount that you get, but if you're at Disneyland for a once-in-a-lifetime trip, you have to get it..

So next time you’re mapping out your Disneyland snack stops, slot in DOLE Whip. Then take that first swirl and smile. Part of DOLE Whip’s charm is how simple it is. Unlike the deep-fried churros or decadent Monte Cristos, this snack is light, fruity, and genuinely refreshing. 

(Last updated: November 2025)

When you’re wandering the bustling outpost of Batuu in Disneyland’s Galaxy’s Edge, you’ll find all sorts of intergalactic treats to fuel your long journey. From Ronto Wraps to blue milk, there’s no shortage of playful, flavorful, and colorful options. But if you’re seeking a captivating coffee that's both energizing and whimsical, let me introduce you to the Cold Brew Black Caf at Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo. It’s part pick-me-up, part dessert. This viral drink is much beloved, so you may be wondering how it tastes.

This isn’t just a coffee, it's something you have to experience. Imagine sipping your cold brew topped with a sweet cream cheese cloud and crunchy chocolate puffs that look like they’ve traveled across the galaxy to land in your cup. That’s the magic of the Black Caf. Just make sure to ask for a spoon as you pick up your order.

What Exactly Is the Cold Brew Black Caf?

At first glance, the Black Caf Cold Brew from Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo looks like something you might find served in a cantina far, far away. Beneath the surface, it starts with potent cold brew coffee. Then, instead of your standard splash of cream or drizzle of syrup, this one gets an upgrade: a fluffy layer of sweet cream cheese topping that’s just tangy enough to keep things interesting. Finally, the pièce de résistance are the crispy chocolate puffs (Cocoa Puffs or some knock off, it's hard to say) scattered on top for a bit of crunch and a whole lot of charm.

If you’re picturing Cocoa Puffs floating over a coffee cloud, you’re not too far off. And honestly, that’s half the fun. It’s coffee that doesn’t take itself too seriously, yet still delivers the caffeine boost you need to keep exploring Batuu. People are obsessed with this drink on TikTok.

Related reading: Tiramisu Cold Brew from Troubadour Tavern at Disneyland. Read here.

Price and Where to Find the Coffee at Disneyland

You’ll find the Cold Brew Black Caf on the lunch and dinner menu at Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo, the quick-service spot designed to feel like a working hangar bay in the heart of Galaxy’s Edge.

As of late 2025, the Cold Brew Black Caf rings in at around $7.79. Yes, it’s pricier than your average iced coffee outside the park. You’re not just paying for caffeine, you’re paying for a full Star Wars-themed moment. Plus, in the grand scheme of theme park dining, this one feels like a fairly reasonable splurge. If you have a Magic Key Pass, then you can get a discount. Check out the Docking Bay menu on the Disneyland website.

Tasting Notes

Take that first sip and you’ll notice the cold brew base has a solid backbone. It’s strong enough to hold its own against the toppings, that is, when it's not blended with the topper. The coffee is smooth and bold, without being too bitter. Then the sweet cream cheese topping comes through, adding a velvety richness that turns your sip into something dessert-like. It's sweet but not cloying, and you get a hint of cocoa-y sweetness from the puffs as well.

The Flavor Combo - How Sweet Is It?

The best way to describe the taste is to imagine a mash-up between a creamy iced coffee and a bite of cheesecake, with the occasional crunch of chocolate cereal. The sweetness is balanced. You don’t get the syrupy sugar bomb of a flavored latte, but it’s definitely sweeter than a plain cold brew.

Related reading: Review of Harbour Galley Disneyland Chocolate Chip Cookies. Read about the sweets here.

Texture Play

Here’s where the Cold Brew Black Caf really shines. The layers of texture keep things interesting. You’ve got the cool coffee, the fluffy cream cheese topping that slowly descends into the drink, and then the crispy chocolate puffs that bring just enough crunch to make you grin. It’s the kind of drink that makes you want to sip slowly and enjoy every oddball, delicious combination of flavors. But then again, it's easy and quick to finish.

Tips for Drinking the Cold Brew Black Caf

• Mix it up (or don’t): Some people like to stir the cream cheese topping into the coffee to blend everything together. Others prefer to sip it as-is, enjoying that fun contrast of tangy cream and strong coffee in each mouthful. Either way works! I've seen and heard of people doing both.

• Watch the puffs: The chocolate puffs start out crunchy, but they soften the longer they sit in the drink. If you like the crunch factor, snack on them early. Grab a spoon!

• Ask for no ice: Want a stronger coffee flavor and fewer floating puffs? Order it without ice. It won’t look as picture-perfect, but you won't have to fish out the puffs from the similarly-shaped ice pieces.

• Use a spoon: If you don’t want to chase chocolate puffs around with your straw, a spoon can come in handy. Think of it as part-drink, part-snack.

Why It’s Worth Trying

The Cold Brew Black Caf isn’t just another iced coffee; it’s a piece of Disney magic in a cup. It takes something familiar (coffee) and adds an imaginative twist that makes it memorable. Even if you’re not usually into sweet coffee drinks, this one is worth a try for the sheer novelty and the experience of enjoying something so playful in such an immersive setting. I wouldn't say it's my favorite coffee, but it's worth trying once.

It’s also a fantastic option if you need a caffeine boost in the middle of your Disneyland day but want something more exciting than a standard coffee. Plus, it’s just plain fun to say you had a cold brew topped with cream cheese and chocolate puffs in a galaxy far, far away.

Related reading: Wondering about the Harbour Galley Disneyland Pumpkin Cookies for Halloween Time? Find out all about them here.

Final Thoughts on the Cold Brew Black Caf from Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo

In a land filled with unique snacks and beverages, the Cold Brew Black Caf manages to stand out as one of the most inventive (and delicious) drinks at Galaxy’s Edge. It’s equal parts coffee, dessert, and snack, making it a perfect choice for adventurous eaters, Instagrammers hunting for that perfect food shot, or anyone who just needs a refreshing jolt of caffeine.

So next time you’re at Disneyland, carve out a moment to stop by Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo and order the Cold Brew Black Caf. Whether you’re fueling up before piloting the Millennium Falcon or just looking for a whimsical treat to enjoy in the Batuu sun, this galactic coffee adventure is sure to put a smile on your face.

Are you a fan of the chocolate chip cookies from Harbour Galley? Then you may want to give the pumpkin version a try!

Harbour Galley’s Pumpkin Cookies: A Fall-Tastic Treat

If you're ready to fall head-first into pumpkin-flavored bliss, Harbour Galley at Disneyland is serving up something so cozy, so delightfully squishy, you'll swear the Fairy Godmother waved her scent-sational wand to bring these to life. These pumpkin cookies are freshly baked, soft-centered, and warmly nostalgic. They are pretty thick and cakey and are the latest seasonal cookie at Disneyland’s Harbour Galley in New Orleans Square. 

Pricing and Availability

• Cookie Packs

  • 6‑pack: $7.79

  • 13‑pack: $13.79

• Optional Whipped Cream Cheese Dip

  • $1.39, but it's $1.50 after tax.
    

• Seasonal Availability

  These cookies are in stock while supplies last, and Disneyland specifically notes they’re only served through November 13, 2025. So yes—if you’re planning a fall trip, think “pumpkin cookies first, rides later.” Lines can be long, order via the app, and allow plenty of wiggle room.

Location and Ordering Tip

• Where to Go

  Nestled within Harbour Galley, located in New Orleans Square near Madame Leota’s Somewhere Beyond gift shop and Haunted Mansion. You can sit down with a view of the water.

• Mobile Ordering Pro Tip

  I highly recommend using mobile ordering to skip the long lines and secure your pumpkin goodness faster. I've seen videos where people are waiting in line for well over 30 minutes (even 1+ hour) to get these. Check mobile ordering ahead of time because this is known to stop being available too. Or the wait can be long; you just have to plan for it and around it.

Flavor and Texture: A Cozy Bite of Fall

Picture this: warm, soft, freshly baked cookies. These Harbour Galley pumpkin cookies are pillowy, and the pumpkin flavor is rich and inviting. Dunk ’em in the seasonal whipped cream cheese dip and you've got a cozy, creamy complement that elevates the dessert without overpowering it. 

Crowd Buzz and Social Media Vibes

The internet is loving these cookies. You will see long lines, viral videos, and social buzz for the seasonal Harbour Galley pumpkin cookies.

Final Takeaway

If fall had a flavor, this would be it. Whether you're strolling through New Orleans Square or dashing in with mobile order in hand—grab the 6-pack for a solo snack, the 13-pack if you're sharing (or not, I don't judge, and they are nice to bring home, too). Definitely add the whip for the full autumn experience.

Quick Snapshot of the Harbour Galley Pumpkin Cookies

The force is strong in Darth by Chocolate, the decadent parfait located at Galactic Grill in Tomorrowland, Disneyland. It’s a cosmic layer cake experience in parfait form; it’s worth booking a hyperdrive to taste. But only if you like chocolate and sweetness.

What Is Darth by Chocolate?

Darth by Chocolate is a layered parfait of:

• Chocolate pudding

• Red velvet sponge cake

• Chocolate mousse

• Crushed chocolate crème-filled cookies (I'm assuming Oreo crumbles, but it could be an off-brand, too)

• The price (as of fall 2025) is $7.59. In 2024, it cost $7.29. Magic Key holders can receive a small discount based on the tier.

• Availability: Seasonal/Halloween food Disneyland (not always year-round—check Disney Parks Blog for the current run dates).

• Order Tips: Mobile order early. I ordered via the app and then still waited a little over 15 minutes for it. I suggest ordering on the Disneyland app, marking that you are there, and then just stroll around until it says it's ready.

Where to Find It

You’ll find this sweet temptation at Galactic Grill, nestled right in Tomorrowland at Disneyland Park. It’s a quick-service, counter-style spot known for its Star Wars-themed names and inventive menu tweaks. It's the perfect pit stop after blasting through Space Mountain or snapping selfies with the Astro Orbitor spinning overhead.

Darth by Chocolate is a decadent, layered chocolate dessert parfait available at Galactic Grill. This is a quick service restaurant in Tomorrowland, Disneyland, priced $7.59, not including tax.

Related reading: Harbour Galley Disneyland Chocolate Chip Cookies. Read here.

Quick-Bite Bullet Points

• Name and Theme: Darth by Chocolate – a Star Wars-inspired chocolate parfait

Setting the Stage: Galactic Grill’s Location and Vibe

Imagine this: you’re in the heart of Tomorrowland, surrounded by gleaming space-age architecture and whirring attractions. Just steps away from Space Mountain and the Astro Orbitor, Galactic Grill beckons with sci-fi charm and a menu split between Light Side-ish sandwiches and Dark Side-worthy desserts. It’s a perfect place to sit down and refuel, especially if you have a spot in the shade on a particularly hot day. It was over 90 degrees when I ate my Darth by Chocolate at the end of August.

Other Popular Items at Galactic Grill

While Darth by Chocolate steals the spotlight during Halloween, Galactic Grill serves up other tasty offerings to suit all tastes:

• Sandwiches and Burgers: Think cheeseburgers and fries. Classic quick-service fare with Tomorrowland flair.

• Seasonal Savories: In recent Halloween food Disneyland seasons, they’ve offered items like the Haunted Hound Dog (all-beef hot dog with bacon, fried onions) and Chile Pepper Burger with ghost-pepper salsa. Items may vary year to year, but Disneyland will often bring back highly coveted items, Darth by Chocolate included.

• Festive Drinks and Treats: The Bloody Orange Slushy with raspberry drizzle and the Iced Pumpkin Pie Chai Latte with pumpkin-pie cold foam are show-stoppers from fall menus

Drawing From My TikTok Vibe

When I shared Darth by Chocolate on TikTok, I captured that “oh-wow” moment when you first see the red velvet sponge layers peeking through. It’s chocolate-pudding heaven with a red velvet and mousse twist. Those cookie crumbs really bring it home and bring a mild crunch to the otherwise soft treat.

Related reading: Are Disneyland churros worth the hype? How much do they cost? Learn all about the sweet sticks here.

Final Thoughts on the Halloween Food from Disneyland

Whether you’re battling Space Mountain’s long lines or breezing through with Lightning Lane, the Darth by Chocolate parfait is ideal for those of us who have a sweet tooth. It is a flavor powerhouse of chocolate, red velvet, mousse, and cookie crunch. It’s a Disneyland legend that has come back for a couple of years now.

Timing is everything, though. This treat doesn’t stick around year-round. Mobile order early or plan your day around it.

Pros: Perfectly layered, indulgent, thematic, portable

Cons: Seasonal, high-demand, limited availability windows, very sweet

If you’re craving an other-worldly dessert that tastes as epic as it looks, this one deserves top billing on your Tomorrowland menu. May the dessert be with you!

Costco is beloved for its wide selection of bulk items to stock in your fridge, freezer, cabinets, and more. Whether you want a 5-pound bag of almonds or 10 pounds of pancake mix, the warehouse has a little bit of everything. But Costco is also known for its delicious food court.

Costco Hours

Hours may vary, so look online or call your local warehouse to find out the hours. Costco also has different weekend hours and closes early. Keep that in mind if you happen to want to make a Sunday pitstop at 8 PM.

Monday - Friday 10:00 AM - 8:30 PM 

Saturday 9:30 AM - 6:00 PM 

Sunday 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM

Costco Food Court Menu

Costco's food court has a few options, allowing members to grab a quick bite to eat. You can order at the self-serve kiosk or in person. It doesn't really matter. The simplicity of the menu is a big part of its allure because you don't have to pick from hundreds of menu items. No frills, no muss, no fuss—just a handful of reliable items that most are familiar with. And while the food court is beloved in the U.S., international Costco locations put their own spin on things. In South Korea, you’ll find bulgogi bakes. Heading north to Canada? There's poutine, of course.

Costco’s food court menu items remains one of the best deals around. And it’s not just about the iconic $1.50 hot dog combo anymore, although it's a staple choice. While the classics are still going strong, the menu has expanded to include heartier options like the rotisserie chicken Caesar salad, a toasted turkey and provolone sandwich, and even a surprisingly satisfying chicken bake. 

Got a sweet tooth you want to curb? Grab a double chocolate chunk cookie or swirl up a Cold Brew Mocha Freeze. And for under $10, you can still feed the whole family a Costco pizza—plus get a 20-ounce soda with free refills for just 79 cents. Whether you're team pepperoni pizza or in the mood for a strawberry smoothie, Costco's food court menu delivers major value and flavor without the markup.

Costco Food Court Menu List (with Prices and Calories)

🍕 Main Items

• Cheese or Pepperoni Pizza – $1.99 slice / $9.95 whole
  710 calories per slice of cheese pizza, 650 calories per pepperoni slice

• Chicken Bake (chicken, Caesar dressing, bacon, cheese) – $3.99
  840 cal

• Hot Turkey and Provolone Sandwich (with sliced roasted turkey breast, provolone cheese, tomato, onions, basil garlic mayonnaise) – $6.99
  740 calories

• Rotisserie Chicken Caesar Salad – $6.99
  710 calories

• ¼ Pound All-Beef Hot Dog + 20-ounce Soda (with refill) – $1.50
  580–850 calories

🥤 Drinks

• Fruit Smoothie (Strawberry or Berry) – $2.99
  290–420 calories

• Cold Brew Mocha Freeze – $2.99
  580 calories

• Frozen Strawberry Lemonade – $2.99
  250 calories

• 20-ounce Soda (with refill) – $0.79
  0–420 calories

🍪 Desserts

• Double Chocolate Chunk Cookie – $2.49
  750 calories

• Ice Cream Sundae – $2.49
  650–690 calories

• Ice Cream Cup (vanilla or chocolate ice cream)– $1.99
  550–570 calories

If you're seeking coffee with friendly service, then you may want to head to Dutch Bros. The drive-thru coffee brand is known for its friendly "broistas" who chat with you as if they actually enjoy it (and perhaps they do). 

Dutch Bros Golden Eagle Iced or Hot Coffee

There are plenty of coffee drinks to pick from on the Dutch Bros menu, one of which is called the Golden Eagle. Dutch Bros has a range of signature drinks that you can find on the Dutch Faves portion of the menu, including others like the Kicker, Annihilator, Caramelizer, Cocomo, Double Torture, and 911. 

But you're to learn about the Dutch Bros Golden Eagle drink. 

What's in the Dutch Bros Golden Eagle?

This drink remains one of the chain’s fan favorites. The beverage has espresso, caramel and vanilla breve, and a caramel drizzle. You can get it iced or hot. 

What does the Dutch Bros Golden Eagle taste like?

What's a Breve? 

Can I get a Sugar-Free Golden Eagle Dutch Bros?

Why, yes, you can. Dutch Bros offers a range of sugar-free options if you want to limit your sugar intake. This drink has espresso, sugar-free vanilla syrup, and sugar-free caramel sauce. There is a bit of an aftertaste that you may associate with sugar-free drinks, but there's a lot of flavors going on, so that works to the drink's advantage. 

If you like caramel drinks, then this is a top pick for you. It's definitely a sweet coffee drink, but you could always ask for light/less sauce or even upgrade to get another shot.

Customization Ideas for the Dutch Bros Golden Eagle

Swap the standard breve (half-and-half) for a lighter or dairy-free option:

• Oat milk – smooth, slightly sweet, still creamy

• Almond milk – nuttier, thinner texture, fewer calories

• Coconut milk – subtle tropical note that pairs nicely with caramel

• 2% milk or whole milk – for less fat than breve but still creamy

• Half Sweet – ask for half the amount of syrups; flavor’s still strong

• Sugar-Free Vanilla + Sugar-Free Caramel – available at most stands

• Extra Drizzle or No Drizzle – more or less caramel topping

• Add Toffee Nut or Brown Sugar Cinnamon Syrup – richer, fall-style twist

• Swap Vanilla for White Chocolate – turns it into a dessert-coffee hybrid

• Have you tried the Dutch Bros Golden Eagle iced coffee, or do you like to get it hot?