The short answer

Starbucks France’s menu on September 20, 2026 runs the same autumn campaign as the UK, plus one drink the UK board doesn’t have: a Pumpkin Spice Matcha Latte, hot and iced, which the site’s own post calls this year’s new addition. The pastry case is the French part. There’s a Croque-monsieur chat (a cat-shaped croque-monsieur), croissants and pains au chocolat au levain that the site says are baked on site, pistachio and hazelnut pyramids, and three cheesecakes on a speculoos base. Two of the seasonal sweets are made with ube. The drinks list is shorter than the UK’s, with no Flat White, Cortado or cold brew on the web menu, and it has three Refresha flavours to the UK’s two. Starbucks France’s public menu shows no prices, and its nutrition panel mixes per-drink and per-100 g figures, so this page quotes calories only for the drinks where the numbers check out.

Starbucks France's Croque-monsieur chat, a cheese-gratineed croque-monsieur cut into the outline of a cat's head The Croque-monsieur chat as starbucks.fr shows it: ham and cheese, gratineed on top, with two ears. Image: Starbucks France

If you’ve read our Starbucks UK page, most of this drinks list will look familiar. The two sites share a web platform and an autumn campaign, and we pulled both menus on the same day, so every difference below comes from comparing the two lists line by line. The French drinks menu keeps most product names in English and switches to French for a handful: Café Filtre, Mocha Blanc, Chocolat Viennois Classique, Caffè Latte Glacé. The seasonal drinks are largely the ones the UK gets, which is a different setup from Starbucks Japan, where the page is built around Japan-only drinks. What’s local in France is on the viennoiserie shelf and in the sandwich fridge.

Checked against Starbucks France’s own menu; images © Starbucks France.

Checked September 20, 2026. Starbucks France doesn’t show prices on its public web menu. A product page has a photo, a French description, a nutrition panel and a customiser, and no euro figure, so the price is whatever your store’s board or the Starbucks France app says. On the date above the menu listed 141 products: 46 drinks, 7 bottled waters and juices, 38 pastries and desserts (one of them, a Glazed cinnamon roll, shows up only in the Autumn favorites tab), 17 savoury items, 20 coffees for home, and 13 mugs and tumblers. The site puts no end date on the autumn range, so this page doesn’t either.

One warning about calories. The French nutrition panel is labelled “Par portion” (per serving), and for the core drinks that’s what it shows: a Grande Caffè Latte is 151 kcal, the same figure the UK site gives. For the autumn drinks and for most of the food, the numbers in that panel are the per-100 g values from Starbucks France’s own nutrition PDFs. The Pumpkin Spice Latte shows 70 kcal under a Grande heading, and the PDF’s per-100 g row for a semi-skimmed Grande reads 70.30 kcal. The Cat cakepop shows 438 kcal next to a 35 g portion. So the tables below give calories for core drinks and portion weights for food.

The autumn list, and the matcha the UK doesn’t get

The Featured page on starbucks.fr is a single tab called Autumn favorites, and it held 20 items on September 20, 2026: nine drinks, nine bakes, a bag of 1971 Roast beans and the Pumpkin Spice capsules. The Pumpkin Spice Latte, the Pumpkin Spice Caramel Macchiato and the Pecan Maple Macchiato are each listed hot and iced. The UK runs the same three, with the last one named Maple Pecan Macchiato. The Apple Crumble Iced Matcha Latte is shared too, under a slightly different word order.

What France has on top is the Pumpkin Spice Matcha Latte. Starbucks France’s welcome-back post for the PSL, dated August 14, 2026, introduces it as this year’s new addition and says it comes hot or iced. The two builds differ. Hot, the matcha is steamed with milk, mixed with pumpkin spice sauce and finished with whipped cream. Iced, the description drops the sauce: it’s matcha, milk, ice and a touch of vanilla syrup under a pumpkin spice cream cold foam. Neither drink is in our UK harvest. Going the other way, the UK board has two Pumpkin Spice Frappuccinos and France’s has none.

Every autumn drink here starts at Tall. The UK site lists its hot pumpkin and maple drinks from Short.

Item Sizes What it is
Pumpkin Spice Latte Pumpkin Spice Latte Tall, Grande, Venti Espresso, pumpkin-flavoured sauce and hot milk under light whipped cream and a pumpkin spice topping. Tagged vegetarian and gluten free. Also listed iced.
Pumpkin Spice Matcha Latte Pumpkin Spice Matcha Latte Tall, Grande, Venti Matcha steamed with milk, pumpkin spice sauce, whipped cream and a pinch of the spice blend. Not in our UK harvest.
Iced Pumpkin Spice Matcha Latte Iced Pumpkin Spice Matcha Latte Tall, Grande, Venti Matcha, milk, ice and vanilla syrup under a pumpkin spice cream cold foam.
Pecan Maple Macchiato Pecan Maple Macchiato Tall, Grande, Venti Hot milk with pecan syrup, marked with Blonde espresso, finished with a maple drizzle. The UK calls it Maple Pecan Macchiato.
Apple Crumble Iced Matcha Latte Apple Crumble Iced Matcha Latte Tall, Grande, Venti Matcha, milk, ice and apple sauce under an apple flavoured cream cold foam and biscuit crumble. Iced only.

Cats and ube in the pastry case

Two of the autumn sweets are made with ube, the purple yam behind a lot of Filipino desserts. The Cat cakepop is described as ube cake and biscuit under a white chocolate coating, and the Cat Donut is a doughnut filled with ube icing, purple on top in the photo. Neither item is in our UK harvest, where the seasonal cake pop is pumpkin-shaped. France has a Pumpkin cakepop too, made with spice cake.

The cat theme carries over to the savoury side with the Croque-monsieur chat, and to the merchandise shelf: a Cold Cup Cat Ears Purple, a Mug Pumpkin Window Cat, a Reuseable Cold Cup Cat Whiskers (the site’s spelling) and a tumbler whose listing name includes the words Halloween Cat. That tumbler is the only place the French menu says Halloween. The food items carry no date and no limited-time label on the site.

Item Portion What it is
Croque-monsieur chat Croque-monsieur chat (cat-shaped croque-monsieur) 145 g Gratineed ham and cheese croque-monsieur in the shape of a cat. Filed under Sandwiches.
Cat cakepop Cat cakepop 35 g Ube cake and biscuit, white chocolate coating, sugar decoration. A black cat face with orange whiskers in the photo.
Cat Donut Cat Donut 73 g Doughnut filled with ube icing, decorated with sugar and chocolate.
Pumpkin cakepop Pumpkin cakepop 35 g Spice cake and biscuit under a white chocolate coating with a sugar decoration.

Viennoiseries: croissants au levain and the pyramids

Viennoiseries get their own category on the French menu, and the two staples are both au levain, meaning the dough is made with a levain, a sourdough-style starter. The Croissant au levain and the Pain au chocolat au levain share one three-word description, “cuit sur place”, baked on site. Their listing names end in BIS, as does the autumn Cookie choco spice, and all three descriptions mention baking on site, so the tag probably stands for baked in store. Starbucks France’s nutrition PDF points the same way. It has one table headed Baked in store and another for precooked items, and the baked-in-store croissant is a 70 g portion against 60 g precooked. The pain au chocolat is 90 g against 70 g.

The UK site lists a Butter Croissant, a Pain au Chocolat and an Almond Croissant under Breakfast & Pastries, and its descriptions mention neither levain nor baking on site. Next to the French croissants sit two pastries the UK board doesn’t have, the Pistachio Pyramid and the Hazelnut Pyramid: filled viennoiseries with a nut coating, 85 g each. The Cinnamon Roll and all three cookies also say cuit sur place, either in the product name or in the description.

Item Portion What it is
Croissant au levain Croissant au levain (sourdough croissant) 70 g Made with a levain starter and baked on site, per the site.
Pain au chocolat au levain Pain au chocolat au levain (sourdough pain au chocolat) 90 g The levain pain au chocolat, also described as baked on site.
Pistachio Pyramid Pistachio Pyramid 85 g A viennoiserie with a pistachio filling and a pistachio coating.
Hazelnut Pyramid Hazelnut Pyramid 85 g Hazelnut filling, cocoa and hazelnut coating.
Cookie pepites, baked on site Cookie pépites (cuit sur place) (chocolate chip cookie, baked on site) 130 g (nutrition PDF) A round chocolate chip biscuit. A white chocolate version and the autumn Cookie choco spice sit beside it.

Pâtisseries: speculoos cheesecakes, babka rolls and a tiramisu

All three cheesecakes (nature, Framboise and Banane Caramel) sit on a speculoos base, the spiced, caramelised Belgian biscuit. The Muffins category holds three items, and all of them are rolls the site describes as “façon babka”, babka-style: pecan, pumpkin and cinnamon, 100 g each, all in the Autumn favorites tab. A Tiramisu in a 90 g jar is described only as made with Starbucks coffee, and the site files it under Yaourts & Fruits with a strawberry drinking yogurt and two Creamy Protein desserts.

The loaf cakes are Cake Citron (lemon and poppy seed), Carrot Cake, Choco banana bread and the autumn Pumpkin Cake, a spice loaf with vanilla icing and pumpkin seeds. The UK’s pumpkin loaf is a different recipe, a marble loaf with maple flavour frosting. The one breakfast pastry is a Trio de Pancakes, and you pick the topping in the customiser: strawberry jam, apricot jam, honey, maple syrup, caramel or chocolate flavour sauce, or whipped cream. Donuts come in three kinds: the Cat Donut, a Sugar Donut, and a Donut Blanc under marbled black and white icing.

Item Portion What it is
Cheesecake Framboise Cheesecake Framboise (raspberry cheesecake) 95 g (nutrition PDF) Speculoos base, soft cheese filling, raspberry. Plain and banana caramel versions are listed too.
Tiramisu Tiramisu 90 g A jar of tiramisu made with Starbucks coffee, per the site’s one-line description.
Pecan Roll muffin Pecan Roll muffin 100 g A babka-style roll, pecan flavoured and iced. Pumpkin and cinnamon versions complete the Muffins category.
Cake Citron Cake Citron (lemon loaf cake) 115 g (nutrition PDF) Lemon and poppy seed loaf under lemon icing.
Trio de Pancakes Trio de Pancakes (trio of pancakes) 3 pancakes Served with one of seven toppings, from apricot jam to maple syrup.
Pumpkin Cake Pumpkin Cake 95 g Spice loaf with vanilla icing and pumpkin seeds. In the Autumn favorites tab.

Gamme salée: croque-style toasties and a pork-free mini

The Gamme Salée (savoury range) is 17 items, all filed under Sandwiches. The UK board’s wraps and bacon roll have no French counterpart, and neither does its porridge. Four of the hot sandwiches are described as “façon croque-monsieur”, gratineed with cheese: the Toastie Jambon Fromage, the Toastie 5 Fromages, a Turkey Toastie with béchamel and a Chicken cajun Toastie. Add the Croque-monsieur chat and five of the 17 are some form of croque.

Several items use turkey where you might expect pork. The Mini dinde is a small brioche-style roll with cheese and turkey ham, and its description adds “sans porc”, pork-free. The Turkey Toastie and the Primi Focaccia (a turkey preparation, pistachio and pesto) use turkey too, and the meat-origin footnote in Starbucks France’s nutrition PDF lists the turkey in both as French. That PDF’s vegetarian column says yes for the Veggie Foccaccia, the Toastie 5 Fromages, the Egg and avocado muffin and the Sandwich Tomates & Mozzarella. The web menu itself tags almost nothing. Across all 141 products only three carry a dietary label, and none carries a vegan one.

The breakfast end of the fridge has a Half Bagel, Egg Bacon and Egg Cheese (scrambled eggs with cheese, with or without bacon), an Egg & bacon muffin and the Egg and avocado muffin.

Item Portion What it is
Toastie Jambon Fromage Toastie Jambon Fromage (ham and cheese toastie) 185 g (nutrition PDF) Croque-monsieur style: gratineed with cheese, with American mustard and ham.
Toastie 5 Fromages Toastie 5 Fromages (five cheese toastie) 155 g (nutrition PDF) The meat-free croque-style toastie, with American mustard. Vegetarian per the PDF.
Veggie Foccaccia Veggie Foccaccia 135 g Focaccia with courgette and goat’s cheese. The double c is the site’s spelling.
Primi Focaccia Primi Focaccia 175 g Focaccia with a turkey preparation, pistachio and pesto. French turkey per the PDF footnote.
Mini dinde Mini dinde (mini turkey sandwich) 70 g Brioche-style roll, cheese and turkey ham. Described as pork-free.
Mini Salmon Mini Salmon 50 g Brioche-style roll with cream cheese and salmon.
Egg and avocado muffin Egg and avocado muffin 125 g (nutrition PDF) Scrambled eggs and avocado in an English muffin. Vegetarian per the PDF.

The espresso list: Café Filtre, Mocha Blanc and no Flat White

Seven coffee drinks on the UK site have no entry on the French web menu: Flat White, Cortado, Ristretto Bianco, Latte Macchiato, Cold Brew Coffee, Cold Brew Latte and the Iced Brown Sugar Oat Shaken Espresso. That’s a statement about the website. Starbucks France’s nutrition PDF does carry Flat White rows, so a store may well pour you one.

Names switch languages partway down the list. Brewed coffee is Café Filtre and has a menu category to itself. The White Chocolate Mocha is Mocha Blanc. The iced latte is Caffè Latte Glacé on the menu grid and Iced Latte on its own product page. Hot chocolate is Chocolat Viennois Classique, which in a French cafe means hot chocolate under whipped cream, and the customiser here opens with whipped cream added. It has an iced twin, Chocolat Viennois Classique Glacé, that the UK board lacks.

On sizes, 13 hot drinks come in Short, Tall, Grande and Venti, 31 drinks start at Tall, and the Espresso and Espresso Macchiato are sold as Solo, Doppio, Triple or Quad.

The customiser is where the two countries differ most. Every French milk drink opens on lait demi-écrémé (semi-skimmed), Frappuccinos included, where the UK site opens its Frappuccinos on whole milk. The milk list has eight entries: demi-écrémé, entier (whole), écrémé (skimmed), avoine (oat), soja, amande, coco, and a protein-enriched lactose-free milk that the UK list doesn’t have. A banner on the site’s nutrition page reads “Nos alternatives végétales sont maintenant gratuites pour tous”, plant-based alternatives are now free for everyone. Syrups are caramel, noisette (hazelnut), vanille, amande (almond) and a plain sirop simple, with sugar-free versions of the first three. The UK list has brown sugar where France has almond. The espresso can be signature, Blonde, decaf, half-decaf or ristretto, and the sugar sachets are white, brown or Canderel.

For the core drinks the French calorie figures match the UK’s to the digit. A Grande Caffè Latte is 151 kcal, a Cappuccino 130, a Caramel Macchiato 214 and a Caffè Mocha 283. Café Filtre has the most caffeine on the French list at 254.6 mg for a Grande.

Item Calories What it is
Caffe Latte Caffè Latte 151 kcal (Grande) Espresso and steamed milk under a thin layer of foam. Short to Venti.
Caffe Latte Glace Caffè Latte Glacé (iced latte) 128 kcal (Grande) Espresso and milk over ice. Titled Iced Latte on its own page.
Cappuccino Cappuccino 130 kcal (Grande) Espresso under a creamy layer of milk foam.
Cafe Filtre Café Filtre (filter coffee) 31 kcal (Grande) Medium roast brewed coffee. 254.6 mg caffeine, the most of any French drink panel.
Mocha Blanc Mocha Blanc (white chocolate mocha) 345 kcal (Grande) Espresso, white chocolate flavour syrup and steamed milk. Iced is 401 kcal, the highest figure on any French drink panel.
Caramel Macchiato Caramel Macchiato 214 kcal (Grande) Vanilla flavoured hot milk marked with espresso, caramel flavour drizzle on top. Iced is 201 kcal.
Chocolat Viennois Classique Chocolat Viennois Classique (classic hot chocolate) 311 kcal (Grande) Steamed milk with chocolate flavour syrup. The customiser opens with whipped cream added.

Cold drinks: three Refresha flavours and an iced-only protein range

France spells the fruit range Refresha, as the UK does, and lists three: Cool Lime, Dragon Mango and Very Berry. Cool Lime is the only one the UK shares, and the UK pairs it with Strawberry Acai. All three French descriptions mention green coffee extract, and the panel gives the Dragon Mango 11.1 mg of caffeine for a Grande. The French customiser adds four fruit syrups to these drinks and to the Peach Iced Tea: framboise (raspberry), fraise (strawberry), pêche (peach) and citron (lemon).

The protein range is smaller than the UK’s and all of it is iced: an Iced Vanilla Protein Latte (206 kcal and 24.2 g of protein for a Grande), an Iced Vanilla Protein Americano (102 kcal, 16.5 g) and an Iced Vanilla Protein Matcha Latte (160 kcal, 21.1 g). The UK has six protein drinks, in caramel and vanilla, hot and iced. A post on starbucks.fr says the vanilla protein cold foam can be added to any drink, for up to 15 g of protein.

The bottled water is Vittel (500 ml and 750 ml) and Perrier (plain and lemon, 50 cl), where the UK site lists ONE Water. There’s no cold brew and no shaken espresso on the French web menu.

Item Calories What it is
Refresha Dragon Mango Refresha Dragon Mango 96 kcal (Grande) Iced, shaken mango and dragon fruit drink with green coffee extract. Not in our UK harvest.
Refresha Very Berry Refresha Very Berry 96 kcal (Grande) Blackberry and hibiscus, iced and shaken. Not in our UK harvest.
Refresha Cool Lime Refresha Cool Lime 81 kcal (Grande) The lime one, shared with the UK, where the site gives 69 kcal.
Iced Vanilla Protein Latte Iced Vanilla Protein Latte 206 kcal (Grande) Milk, ice and sugar-free vanilla syrup under a protein foam. 24.2 g protein.

Frappuccino and the Tea Latte list

France lists seven Frappuccinos to the UK’s ten. The French menu puts the flavour last and splits them into Frappuccino Café (Café Caramel, Café, Mocha) and a coffee-free group (Cookies & Cream, Crème Caramel, Vanille, Chocolat). The Vanille is the one the UK doesn’t list. The UK’s Matcha Green Tea Cream, Strawberries & Cream and two Pumpkin Spice Frappuccinos have no French entry. Where the drinks match, so do the Grande calorie figures: 362 kcal for the caramel coffee version, 299 for plain coffee, 330 for mocha and 387 for Cookies & Cream.

Tea Latte is an eight-drink category that holds all the matcha, the chai and the protein matcha. The Matcha Green Tea Latte is 186 kcal for a Grande on the French panel against 161 for the UK’s Matcha Latte, one of the few core drinks where the two sites disagree. Chai matches exactly at 181 kcal. Brewed tea is three choices under the Teavana name: English Breakfast, Earl Grey and Emperor’s Clouds & Mist. The UK list adds mint and hibiscus blends.

Item Calories What it is
Frappuccino Cafe Caramel Frappuccino Café Caramel (caramel Frappuccino) 362 kcal (Grande) Caramel flavour syrup, coffee and milk blended with crushed ice, whipped cream and caramel flavour sauce on top.
Frappuccino Vanille Frappuccino Vanille (vanilla cream Frappuccino) 312 kcal (Grande) Vanilla flavour syrup and milk blended with crushed ice under whipped cream. No coffee. Not in our UK harvest.
Frappuccino Cookies and Cream Frappuccino Cookies & Cream 387 kcal (Grande) Blended with chocolate biscuit pieces, topped with whipped cream and more biscuit. The highest of the seven.
Matcha Green Tea Latte Matcha Green Tea Latte 186 kcal (Grande) Matcha green tea mixed with milk. 90.0 mg caffeine per the panel. Iced is 122 kcal.
Chai Tea Latte Chai Tea Latte 181 kcal (Grande) Hot spiced chai latte. 52.4 mg caffeine, the same as the UK figure.

FAQ

Is the Pumpkin Spice Latte on the Starbucks France menu right now?

Yes. On September 20, 2026 the Pumpkin Spice Latte was the first item in the Autumn favorites tab on starbucks.fr, listed hot and iced in Tall, Grande and Venti. The site’s welcome-back post is dated August 14, 2026, and the site gives no end date. The same tab has a Pumpkin Spice Caramel Macchiato and the new Pumpkin Spice Matcha Latte.

Does Starbucks France publish prices online?

No. As of September 20, 2026 the public menu on starbucks.fr shows no prices on category pages or product pages, and the product data the site serves to visitors has an empty price field for all 141 items. You’ll see prices on the board in-store or in the Starbucks France app.

What is a croissant au levain?

It’s a croissant whose dough is made with a levain, a sourdough-style starter. Starbucks France lists a Croissant au levain and a Pain au chocolat au levain, both described as cuit sur place (baked on site), at 70 g and 90 g portions.

Does Starbucks France have a Flat White?

Not on its web menu. On September 20, 2026 starbucks.fr listed no Flat White, Cortado or cold brew, all of which are on the UK site. Starbucks France’s nutrition PDF does include Flat White rows, so it’s worth asking in store.

What sizes does Starbucks France sell?

Short, Tall, Grande and Venti for 13 hot drinks, and Tall, Grande and Venti for everything else, including the autumn drinks, the iced drinks and the Frappuccinos. Espresso and Espresso Macchiato are sold as Solo, Doppio, Triple or Quad. The site’s drinks nutrition PDF gives the volumes as 237 ml, 355 ml, 473 ml and 591 ml.

Are plant-based milks free at Starbucks France?

The site says they are. A banner on starbucks.fr’s nutrition page announces that plant-based alternatives are now free for everyone. The customiser lists oat, soya, almond and coconut, plus a protein-enriched lactose-free milk. The web menu shows no prices, so we can’t confirm it from a price list.

How is the Starbucks France menu different from the UK one?

Each board has items the other lacks. French-only across our two harvests: the Pumpkin Spice Matcha Latte, the Dragon Mango and Very Berry Refresha, a Frappuccino Vanille, an iced hot chocolate, the levain croissants, the pyramids, the speculoos cheesecakes and the Croque-monsieur chat. UK-only: Flat White, Cortado, cold brew, the Iced Brown Sugar Oat Shaken Espresso, the hot protein drinks, the Pumpkin Spice Frappuccinos, porridge, bacon rolls and the Cheese & Marmite ciabatta.

Why doesn’t this page list calories for French food?

Because most of the numbers on the French food pages aren’t per-item figures. The panel is labelled per serving, but for most food it shows the per-100 g values from Starbucks France’s own nutrition PDF next to a portion weight in grams, which is how a 35 g cake pop ends up beside 438 kcal. A few older items do show per-portion numbers, and the page doesn’t say which is which. We quote the portion weights and leave the calories to the PDF.

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