Starbucks Netherlands’ website is a photo menu: 70 drink and food cards plus eight bags of beans, each with a name and a picture and nothing else. There are no prices, descriptions or calories on the page. What the cards do show is a food case the UK and German boards don’t have: Mini sandwiches in tuna, turkey and Iberian ham, egg muffins, scrambled egg in a bowl, and pistachio and hazelnut pyramids. The only euro figures on the pages in the site’s navigation are a 10-cent charge on every disposable cup and a €0.30 (~$0.34) discount for bringing your own. The web menu also looks behind the stores. The home page says “PSL is back”, but the Pumpkin Spice Latte exists only as rows in the autumn 2026 nutrition PDFs, and those are the same sheets Starbucks France links.
The Mini Iberian & Cheese as starbucks.nl shows it. The photo and the
name are everything the Dutch site publishes about it. The 45 g
portion weight further down comes from the nutrition PDF. Image:
Starbucks Netherlands
Our Starbucks UK and Starbucks Germany pages are built on product pages: items on those sites come with a description, a nutrition panel and often a customiser. The Dutch site has none of that. The product lookup that answers on starbucks.co.uk returns a 404 on starbucks.nl, and the menu is a set of brochure pages. So this page works differently from those two. It tells you what the cards show, what the four PDFs linked from the menu page add, and where the two disagree.
Don’t expect the kind of localising McDonald’s Netherlands does with its McKroket. Nothing on the 70 cards is named in Dutch or built on a Dutch food. The local detail is in the rules around the cup, and in a food range that sits much closer to Starbucks France’s than to the UK’s or Germany’s. For a Starbucks that runs on seasonal launches instead, see Starbucks Japan.
A note on language. The site has a Dutch version and an English one, and product names are English on both: Caffè Latte, Five Cheese Toastie, Pistachio Square. The Dutch is in the headings: Dranken (drinks), Eten (food), Filterkoffie (filter coffee), Warme Chocolademelk (hot chocolate, literally warm chocolate milk), IJsthee (iced tea), Koekjes (cookies), Ontbijt & Croissants (breakfast and croissants), Onze koffies (our coffees). This page gives those with a gloss and leaves product names as the site has them.
Checked against Starbucks Netherlands’ own menu; images © Starbucks Netherlands.
Checked September 21, 2026. Starbucks Netherlands publishes no menu prices on its site, so what you pay is whatever the board in the store says. On the date above the menu held 78 cards: 36 drinks across seven pages, 34 food items across another seven, and eight whole-bean coffees. For scale, the UK site listed 161 products the day before and the German one 137. A card is a photo and a name. None of them has a description, a size or a calorie figure, so everything this page says about weights, sizes or calories comes from the PDFs the menu page links, and is labelled that way. The food figures in those PDFs are per 100 g, printed next to a portion weight in grams. This page quotes both as printed and doesn’t multiply them into a per-item number.
A menu of photo cards, and how far to trust it
The web menu looks out of date, and it’s worth knowing that before you plan an order around it. The home page banner reads “PSL is back”, yet none of the 36 drink cards is a Pumpkin Spice Latte, and no menu page has a seasonal or featured section. The menu page links four PDFs with AUTOMN in their file names, and the food sheets have AUTOMN 2026 printed across the top (the site’s spelling). The Eten page one click away still links an older pair titled SUMMER 2025. The loaf cake cards are named Banana Bread, Carrot Loaf Cake and Lemon Loaf Cake, which is how the summer 2025 sheet names them. The autumn sheet’s loaf cake rows are Choco Banane LC, Carrot LC, Lemon LC and Pumpkin spice LC.
There are smaller loose ends. The English pages show the Frappuccino and sandwich cards in a different order from the Dutch ones. The Egg & Avocado Muffin card has no name on the English page, and the Banana and Raspberry Cheesecake cards have no name on the Dutch page. The IJsthee (iced tea) page holds two cards and neither is an iced tea: they’re the iced matcha and chai lattes. The Peach Iced Tea in the nutrition sheet has no card at all.
The menu page adds its own caveat in a footnote: products exclusive to stores in train stations, petrol stations and airports may not be in the documents, and the barista is the person to ask. That matters here: 29 of the 39 stores on the site’s student discount list carry the label Starbucks Station.
So read the cards as the standing range and the PDFs as the seasonal record, and neither as proof that a given store has a given item. The site puts no dates on any menu item. The only dates on the pages covered here are July 1, 2023, for the cup charge, and December 31, 2026, for the student discount, both covered below.
The sandwich fridge: three Minis, toasties and eggs in a bowl
The Sandwiches page has 12 cards, and not one of them shares a name with anything in our UK or German harvests. Three are Minis: small rolls with tuna, turkey or Iberian ham, each with cheese. The nutrition sheet puts them at 50 g, 70 g and 45 g, so think of them as a snack next to a coffee. Three are toasties, the grilled sandwiches with cheese melted over the top. Two are egg muffins. Two are bowls of scrambled egg, which the cards call Egg Cheese and Egg Bacon and the sheet calls Scrambled egg cheese and Scrambled eggs bacon.
The UK’s hot breakfast includes a bacon roll and a sausage sandwich, and Germany’s fridge has pretzel dough and multigrain bread. The Dutch range lines up with France instead. Starbucks France’s menu has the same egg muffins and egg pots, the toasties under French names (Toastie 5 Fromages, Toastie Jambon Fromage), and a Mini dinde where the Dutch page says Mini Turkey & Cheese. The Mini Iberian and the Mini Tuna are the two the French web menu doesn’t list.
One Dutch trace survives in the paperwork. The summer 2025 sheet lists an Old Amsterdam Cheese & Ham Toastie and an Old Amsterdam Cheese Toastie, named for the Dutch aged cheese brand. The autumn 2026 table has plain Ham & Cheese and Five Cheese toasties in their place, though its meat-origin footnote still says Old Amsterdam. The same footnote, printed in French only, gives the origin of each meat: Spanish pork in the Mini Iberian and the ham toastie, EU pork in the Egg & Bacon Muffin, French turkey in the Turkey Toastie.
| Item | On the nutrition sheet | What it is | |
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Mini Iberian & Cheese | 45 g, 378 kcal per 100 g | Small crusty roll with a slice of cured ham and cheese. Pork of Spanish origin, per the footnote. |
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Mini Tuna & Cheese | 50 g, 203 kcal per 100 g | Soft glazed roll with a tuna filling. France’s web menu has a Mini Salmon in this slot. |
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Mini Turkey & Cheese | 70 g, 223 kcal per 100 g | Sliced turkey and cheese in the same soft roll. The largest of the three Minis. |
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Five Cheese Toastie | 155 g, 242 kcal per 100 g | Toasted bread with melted cheese inside and on top. Marked vegetarian on the sheet. |
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Ham & Cheese Toastie | 185 g, 217 kcal per 100 g | The ham version. The sheet’s footnote still lists an Old Amsterdam cheese & ham Toastie. |
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Turkey Toastie | 200 g, 228 kcal per 100 g | Turkey and cheese under a grilled cheese top. The heaviest sandwich row that matches a Dutch card. |
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Egg & Bacon Muffin | 130 g, 270 kcal per 100 g | English muffin with egg, bacon and cheese. |
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Egg & Avocado Muffin | 125 g, 234 kcal per 100 g | The meat-free muffin, marked vegetarian on the autumn sheet. Untitled on the English page. |
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Egg Cheese | 170 g, 313 kcal per 100 g | A bowl of scrambled egg with chopped herbs. Scrambled egg cheese on the sheet, marked vegetarian. |
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Egg Bacon | 170 g, 300 kcal per 100 g | The same bowl with bacon pieces. Scrambled eggs bacon on the sheet. |
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Tomato & Mozzarella Sandwich | 180 g, 280 kcal per 100 g | Long ciabatta-style roll. The sheet calls it a panini and marks it vegetarian. |
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Chicken & Cheddar Sandwich | 190 g, 245 kcal per 100 g | Sliced chicken and cheddar in the same roll. Chicken & Cheddar Panini on the sheet, EU chicken. |
Pyramids, cheesecakes and the rest of the bakery
The two pastries to look for are the Hazelnut Pyramid and the Pistachio Pyramid: laminated dough baked into a pyramid, with a glazed cap and chopped nuts. Both are 85 g on the sheet. Neither name is in our UK or German harvests, and both are on Starbucks France’s menu. The Bar & Cheesecake page has a Pistachio Square and three cheesecake squares on a biscuit base, Banana, Raspberry and Plain. The sheet lists them in capitals as CARAMELISED BANANA, RASPBERRY and NATURE, the last being the French word for plain.
The Cinnamon Roll is the one item where the shared sheet splits by country. It has a Cinnamon Roll NL row at 100 g and 303 kcal per 100 g, a Cinnamon Roll FR row at 110 g and 347 kcal per 100 g, and a 120 g roll under Baked in store. Croissants and pains au chocolat come in two weights as well, a larger one under Baked in store and a smaller precooked one, and the cards don’t say which a store sells.
The rest of the bakery pages are short. There are two cake pops (Birthday, Cookie and Cream), three muffins (Caramel, Double choco, Blueberry), two cookies, two donuts, a Chocolate Brownie and three loaf cakes. The three muffin cards have no rows on the autumn nutrition sheet, whose muffins are pecan roll, pumpkin roll and cinnamon roll.
| Item | On the nutrition sheet | What it is | |
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Hazelnut Pyramid | 85 g, 397 kcal per 100 g | Pyramid-shaped laminated pastry with a dark glaze and chopped hazelnuts. |
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Pistachio Pyramid | 85 g, 415 kcal per 100 g | The same pastry under a green glaze and chopped pistachios. |
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Cinnamon Roll | Cinnamon Roll NL: 100 g, 303 kcal per 100 g | An iced swirl. The sheet also has an FR row and a baked-in-store row. |
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Croissant | 70 g baked in store, 60 g precooked | 398 and 425 kcal per 100 g for the two versions. |
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Caramel Muffin | no row | Caramel pieces on top. It’s on the allergen sheet, and the nutrition sheet skips it. |
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Chocolate Chunk Cookie | 130 g, 455 kcal per 100 g (baked in store) | Chocolate Chip Cookie on the English page. The Dutch alt text says versgebakken, freshly baked. |
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Sugar Donut | 65 g, 450 kcal per 100 g | Sugar-coated ring. The sheet’s row is Cristal Donut, or Donut sucre Cristal in French. |
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White Chocolate Donut | 75 g, 453 kcal per 100 g | White icing with dark stripes. White Donut on the English page and the sheet. |
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Pistachio Square | 381 kcal per 100 g | Green traybake with whole pistachios. The sheet’s portion column reads 2160, so no weight is quoted. |
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Banana Cheesecake | 95 g, 356 kcal per 100 g | Caramel-swirled square on a biscuit base. No title on the Dutch page. |
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Raspberry Cheesecake | 95 g, 364 kcal per 100 g | The raspberry-swirled square. The Plain Cheesecake row is 95 g and 339 kcal per 100 g. |
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Banana Bread | no autumn row | A slice with nut pieces. The summer 2025 sheet had it at 90 g and 347 kcal per 100 g. |
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Carrot Loaf Cake | 100 g, 390 kcal per 100 g | Loaf slice with white frosting and chopped nuts. Germany’s Carrot Cake is a 181 g torte slice at 817 kcal. |
The 10-cent cup and the 30-cent discount
A page titled Embracing Sustainability says that since July 1, 2023, Starbucks Netherlands charges for disposable items that contain plastic, and it ties the charge to government rules on plastic waste. A disposable cup costs 10 cents. The small print says that covers the all-plastic cups for cold drinks and the paper cups for hot ones, which have a thin plastic lining. Disposable food packaging that contains plastic costs 5 cents, or 10 cents at some motorway locations. Order with a reusable cup of any brand and you get €0.30 (~$0.34) off.
The page says part of the money goes to three charities it names: Stichting SWOM, which helps young professionals with a disability into work, the Voedselbank (food bank) and VluchtelingenWerk, the Dutch refugee council.
Germany handles the same problem another way. The customiser on Starbucks Germany’s site labels a disposable cup +0,05 and a returnable cup +2,50 Pfand, a deposit you get back. The Dutch pages we read describe no deposit cup. The UK customiser we harvested has no cup figures in it.
Studentenkorting and delivery
Studentenkorting (student discount) has its own slot in the Dutch site’s main navigation. It’s 20% off one drink or one food item when you show a student card, and the terms say it runs until December 31, 2026, at participating stores only. The page lists 39 of them, and 29 carry the label Starbucks Station. It can’t be combined with other offers and doesn’t apply to delivery.
Delivery goes through Uber Eats and Thuisbezorgd, the Dutch delivery platform. The Bestel nu (order now) button on every menu page opens the site’s delivery page, which links out to both. The site’s delivery FAQ says the delivered menu is a trimmed one, limited to things that travel well, and that hot drinks are delivered without whipped cream. Starbucks Netherlands’ own pages show no delivery prices either.
Autumn is in the PDFs
Apart from the PSL banner, the PDFs are the only place the site tells you what’s seasonal this month. The drinks allergen sheet has a block headed Campaign Beverage with a Pumpkin Spice Latte, a Pumpkin Spice Caramel Macchiato and a Pecan Maple Macchiato, each hot and iced, a Pumpkin Spice Matcha Latte hot and iced, an Iced Apple Crumble Matcha Latte and a Cherry & Pomegranate Refresha. The drinks nutrition sheet lists the first three and the apple crumble matcha by size, the hot ones from Short to Venti, and adds an Aerocano, which our German harvest describes as Blonde espresso aerated with ice.
The food sheets have autumn rows too: a Pumpkin roll muffin, a Pumpkin spice LC under Loaf Cakes, a Pumpkin cakepop, a Cat cakepop, a Donut CAT and a Cookie Choco spice. None of these drinks or bakes has a card or a photo on starbucks.nl, which is why they have no item pages here.
There’s a catch. These are the sheets Starbucks France links from its own site. The file names match, and the text of the food sheet in our French harvest is identical to the Dutch copy, character for character. The sheets are trilingual, with English, Dutch and French side by side, but the core drinks tables label their milks in French only, and the Dutch site’s careers link goes to jobs.starbucks.fr/nl. A row in a shared sheet doesn’t prove every Dutch store stocks the item. The pumpkin bakes and the cat-themed ones are on France’s web menu with photos. For the Netherlands, the home page banner vouches for the PSL and the site is silent on the rest.
The older summer 2025 food sheet, the one the Eten page still links, has a Dutch item that’s gone from the autumn rows: an Appleflap, the apple turnover sold in Dutch bakeries as an appelflap, at 130 g.
Espresso dranken and Filterkoffie
The Espresso dranken (espresso drinks) page has 13 cards in seven small grids: Latte, Mocha, Macchiato, Cappuccino, Americano, Espresso, and one titled Flat White and Cortado that contains a Flat White and no Cortado. There’s no Cortado row in the PDFs either. Hot and iced versions are separate cards, so the 13 come down to eight drinks. Filterkoffie has a page to itself with one card on it.
Sizes come from the nutrition sheet, which gives them in millilitres: Short 237, Mini 296, Tall 355, Grande 473 and Venti 591. No drink row uses the Mini. Lattes, cappuccinos, mochas and americanos are listed in Tall, Grande and Venti, and filter coffee is the only drink in the Hot Coffee table that starts at Short. Every espresso drink is repeated in Blonde and in Decaf. The milk options are whole, semi-skimmed, skimmed, almond, oat, soya and coconut, and the allergen sheet adds a protein-enriched milk.
This page quotes no drink calories. The nutrition sheet’s heading says per serving and its column headers say per 100 g, and the rows don’t settle it: the filter coffee figures match the per-cup numbers on the UK site, while the latte figures only make sense per 100 g.
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Caffè Latte | Tall, Grande, Venti | First card on the espresso page. An Iced Caffè Latte card sits next to it. |
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Cappuccino | Tall, Grande, Venti | Espresso under a deep cap of foam. One card in a grid of its own. |
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Flat White | one row, no size given | Small glass, latte art. The only card under the heading Flat White and Cortado. |
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Caramel Macchiato | Tall, Grande, Venti | Layered milk and espresso with a caramel lattice. Hot and iced cards. |
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White Chocolate Mocha | Tall, Grande, Venti | Whipped cream on top, hot or iced. White Mocha on the sheets. |
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Caffè Americano | Tall, Grande, Venti | Espresso and hot water. Paired with an Iced Caffè Americano card. |
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Espresso | Doppio | One card. The sheets list a Doppio Espresso in regular, Blonde and Decaf. |
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Filter Coffee (Filterkoffie) | Short, Tall, Grande, Venti | The only card on the Filterkoffie page. The allergen sheet names the brew as Pike Place. |
Refresha, Frappuccino and an iced hot chocolate
The Dutch Refresha page has three cards, Cool Lime, Mango Dragon and Strawberry Açaï. The UK menu has Cool Lime and Strawberry Acai and no dragonfruit drink. Germany’s has the strawberry and a Mango Dragonfruit and no Cool Lime. The Dutch page is the only one of the three with both. The nutrition sheet goes further than the cards, with Very Berry and Pink Coconut rows and a frozen version of each base.
There are nine Frappuccino cards, against 10 products on the UK menu and 17 on Germany’s. Four are coffee versions under a heading that reads Koffie Frappucino’s (one c short), and five sit under Cream Frappuccino’s. Java Chip and Strawberries & Cream are on the cards and missing from the nutrition sheet, which lists the other seven in Tall, Grande and Venti.
Warme Chocolademelk is two cards, and the second is an Iced Classic Hot Chocolate, name and all. Germany lists one too, and our UK harvest doesn’t.
| Item | Sizes on the sheet | What it is | |
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Cool Lime Starbucks Refresha Drink | Tall, Grande, Venti | Pale green over ice with a lime slice. On the UK menu, missing from Germany’s. |
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Mango Dragon Starbucks Refresha Drink | Tall, Grande, Venti | Magenta, with dragonfruit pieces. Dragon Mango on the sheets, Mango Dragonfruit in Germany. |
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Strawberry Açaï Starbucks Refresha Drink | Tall, Grande, Venti | Red, with sliced strawberries. The one flavour on all three boards. |
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Java Chip Frappuccino | no row | Mocha-coloured with a chocolate drizzle. On Germany’s list, not on the UK’s. |
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Caramel Frappuccino | Tall, Grande, Venti | Coffee, caramel and ice under whipped cream. The home page names it as a delivery favourite. |
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Strawberries & Cream Frappuccino | no row | Coffee-free, streaked with strawberry sauce. First card in its grid on the English page. |
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Classic Hot Chocolate (Warme Chocolademelk) | Tall, Grande, Venti | Under whipped cream. The sheet’s one hot chocolate is named in French, Chocolat Viennois Signature. |
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Iced Classic Hot Chocolate | Tall, Grande, Venti | Chocolate milk over ice with whipped cream and a chocolate drizzle. |
Thee: four pots and two lattes
The Warme thee (hot tea) page has four brewed teas, English Breakfast, Earl Grey, Emperor’s Clouds & Mist and Mint Herbal Blend, one fewer than the UK and German menus, which both add a hibiscus. The allergen sheet’s component list includes a Spiced Apple Tea that has no card.
The two tea lattes keep the long Teavana names, Classic Chai Tea Latte and Matcha Green Tea Latte, where the UK and German menus say Chai Latte and Matcha Latte. They also give away where the pages were assembled: on all four tea latte cards, hot and iced, the photo’s alt text is in French on both the Dutch and the English page.
| Item | Sizes on the sheet | What it is | |
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Classic Chai Tea Latte | Short, Tall, Grande, Venti | Chai and steamed milk under foam. The iced card lives on the IJsthee page. |
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Matcha Green Tea Latte | Short, Tall, Grande, Venti | Matcha and steamed milk. The allergen sheet lists the powder as unsweetened. |
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Mint Herbal Blend Tea | Short, Tall, Grande, Venti | One of four brewed teas. Mint Blend on the sheet. |
Beans to take home
Onze koffies (our coffees) is the one part of the site that reads like a shop shelf. It shows eight bags of whole beans: Starbucks Blonde Roast, Colombia Nariño, Pike Place, Guatemala, Ethiopia, Kenya, Sumatra and Caffe Verona. Above them the page explains the Blonde, Medium and Dark roast spectrum, and under them are four brewing guides, for a coffee press, a pour-over, an iced pour-over and a drip brewer. The ratio the Dutch page gives for pour-over and drip is two tablespoons of ground coffee per 180 ml of water, doubled for the iced pour-over because the ice dilutes it. The page shows no prices and no bag sizes.
FAQ
Does Starbucks Netherlands publish prices online?
No. As of September 21, 2026 there’s no price on any menu page of starbucks.nl or in the PDFs it links. The only euro figures on the pages in the site’s navigation are the 10-cent charge on disposable cups, the 5-cent charge on disposable food packaging and the €0.30 (~$0.34) discount for using your own cup. For delivery, the site hands you over to Uber Eats and Thuisbezorgd without quoting a price.
Is the Pumpkin Spice Latte available at Starbucks in the Netherlands?
The Dutch home page says so: its banner read “PSL is back” on September 21, 2026. The menu pages don’t back it up with a card or a photo. The drink is listed hot and iced in the autumn 2026 allergen and nutrition PDFs, the hot version from Short to Venti, alongside a Pumpkin Spice Caramel Macchiato and a Pecan Maple Macchiato. The site gives no start or end date.
How much does Starbucks charge for a takeaway cup in the Netherlands?
10 cents per disposable cup, according to the site’s Embracing Sustainability page, in place since July 1, 2023. It covers plastic cold cups and paper hot cups, because the paper ones have a plastic lining. Disposable food packaging that contains plastic is 5 cents, or 10 cents at some motorway locations. Bringing a reusable cup of any brand gets you €0.30 (~$0.34) off.
Does Starbucks Netherlands have a student discount?
Yes. It’s 20% off one drink or one food item when you show a valid student card, and the site’s terms say it’s valid until December 31, 2026. It applies only at the 39 participating locations the page lists, can’t be combined with other offers and doesn’t cover delivery.
What food does Starbucks Netherlands have that the UK and Germany don’t?
Most of the sandwich page, going by names. None of its 12 cards matches an item in our UK or German harvests, including the Mini Tuna, Mini Turkey and Mini Iberian rolls, two egg muffins and two bowls of scrambled egg. On the sweet side, the Hazelnut and Pistachio Pyramids, the Pistachio Square and the Caramel Muffin aren’t on either list. Most of these are on Starbucks France’s menu.
Is the Starbucks Netherlands website available in English?
Yes. Every menu page has an English version under starbucks.nl/en. Product names are the same English names on both versions, so the switch mostly changes headings such as Filterkoffie to Brewed Coffee. The English pages order some cards differently and leave one card, the Egg & Avocado Muffin, without a name.
Can you get Starbucks delivered in the Netherlands?
Yes, through Uber Eats and Thuisbezorgd. The site’s delivery FAQ says the delivered menu is cut down to items that hold up in transit and that hot drinks arrive without whipped cream. To see whether your address is covered you have to check in those apps, because starbucks.nl doesn’t take orders itself.
What sizes does Starbucks Netherlands sell?
The menu cards don’t list sizes, so the nutrition PDF is the only source, and it’s a sheet shared with France. It defines Short as 237 ml, Tall as 355 ml, Grande as 473 ml and Venti as 591 ml. Lattes, cappuccinos, mochas, americanos, Refresha drinks and Frappuccinos are listed in Tall, Grande and Venti. Filter coffee, brewed tea, the chai latte and the matcha latte start at Short, the Flat White has a single row with no size, and espresso is listed as a Doppio.
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