Starbucks Spain Right Now: Jamón Ibérico Bocadillos, Tomato Toast and the Pumpkin Family

The Bocadillo Jamón Ibérico as starbucks.es shows it. The site’s description is one line: artisan bread baked in store, with ham, olive oil and tomato. Image: Starbucks Spain

If you’ve read our Starbucks UK or Starbucks France pages, you know how this web platform works: the drinks are mostly shared and the food is where a country shows. Spain goes further than either. The UK puts Marmite in one ciabatta and France bakes its croissants au levain. Spain rebuilds the breakfast counter the way a Spanish bar runs it, which is bread first and then a choice of what goes on top. McDonald’s Spain does the same thing at McCafé, with toast four ways. The drinks list has Spanish details too: a Cortado, an espresso sold as a Doppio, freshly squeezed orange juice, and coffee by the eight-cup French press. Where Starbucks Japan builds its year around limited drinks, Spain’s seasonal list is the shared European autumn campaign with a couple of local edits.

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

Checked September 21, 2026. Starbucks Spain doesn’t show prices on its public web menu. A product page has a photo, a Spanish description and a nutrition panel that’s often blank, and no euro figure. The product data the site serves has an empty price field on all 198 items, so the price is whatever your store’s board or the Starbucks Spain app says. The same data holds each drink’s sizes and customiser options. The public product page doesn’t display them, and ordering on the site needs a sign-in, so where this page quotes sizes or the customiser it’s quoting that data. On the date above the menu listed 73 drinks, 88 food items, 22 coffees for home and 15 pieces of merchandise. We first pulled the full menu on September 20 and pulled the category tree again on September 21. The two were identical, and six product pages we re-checked hadn’t changed. The site puts no end date on the autumn range, so this page doesn’t either.

Parts of this web menu look stale, and you should know which. The Featured tab is current, and the site’s post about the autumn range is dated Sep 01, 2026. The catalogue behind it is less tidy. The site’s own data flags 23 of the 198 products as out of stock, and nothing on the page tells a visitor so: we opened one flagged product in a browser and it looked like any other. The flagged items include a Polar Bear cake pop, a chick-shaped Cake Pop Pollito, a Dubai-style glazed doughnut, a pistachio cruffin and all three entries in the Cookies category. Every flagged item is left out of the tables below. There are copy errors too. The Strawberry Acai Refresha page carries the Cool Lime description, one product is titled Matcha Cream Frappuccino Frappuccino, and two different bagels share the name Bagel Brioche mermelada y mantequilla. Treat the web menu as a catalogue of what Starbucks Spain stocks, and expect your store’s case to differ.

One warning about calories. Of the 73 drinks, 61 show no calorie figure at all. Eight of the 12 that do are bottled drinks in the Ready To Drink category. The other four are pumpkin drinks, and their numbers are too low to be a whole cup: the Pumpkin Spice Latte shows 99 kcal under a Grande heading, where the UK site gives a Grande 259. Food pages have a panel headed Por porción (per serving), but many of its figures disagree with the per-portion PDF, titled Fall 2026, that Starbucks Spain links from its own nutrition page. The Carrot Cake is 419 kcal on the web and 701.83 in the PDF. The olive oil potato chips are 508 on the web and 345.44 in the PDF, which is what you’d see if the web figure were per 100 g. So this page quotes calories only for the few items where the two sources agree.

The breakfast bar: tostadas, jamón ibérico and bagels served as toast

A Spanish bar breakfast is a piece of toasted bread and a decision about what goes on it: olive oil and salt, grated tomato, jamón, or butter and jam. Starbucks Spain’s menu lists each combination as its own product, which is why the Sándwiches o bocadillos category runs to 40 entries.

There are eight tostadas on two breads. The white one is described as a hogaza, a round country loaf, made with organic sourdough (masa madre Bio) and baked in a stone oven after a long fermentation. The multigrain one gets the same description with cereales added. Each bread comes with aceite y sal, with aceite, sal y tomate, or with aceite, sal, tomate y jamón. The multigrain also comes with butter and strawberry jam. The white also comes with cream cheese, though that one was flagged out of stock. All eight product pages share a single photo, the tomato one, so only one tostada appears in the table.

Ten more entries are bagels treated the same way. The site calls them tostadas en forma de bagel, toast in the shape of a bagel, and offers a seeded one and a sweet brioche one with olive oil, with tomato, with butter and jam, with cream cheese, or with jamón ibérico and tomato. Four dressed croissants finish the set: butter and jam, raspberry jam, cream cheese, and a multigrain croissant with butter and jam.

Jamón ibérico is named on four products, the two bocadillos and the two ham bagels. A bocadillo is a sandwich on a split baguette-style loaf. The Manchego version reuses the plain one’s description word for word, so the cheese shows up only in the title and the photo. The two tostadas with ham say jamón and leave out the word ibérico.

One more Spanish word sits behind an English name. The Egg Sandwich is described as a mollete with egg, bacon, cheese and hollandaise sauce. Mollete is the soft white breakfast roll from Andalusia. The photo shows what looks like an English muffin, and the nutrition PDF has a row called SW Egg muffin, so read mollete here as the site’s word for the bread.

	Item	What it is
	Bocadillo Jamón Ibérico (Iberian ham on a baguette-style loaf)	Bread the site says is baked in store, with ham, olive oil and tomato.
	Bocadillo jamón ibérico y queso manchego (Iberian ham and Manchego)	The same loaf with slices of Manchego, the sheep’s milk cheese from La Mancha.
	Tostada multicereal aceite, sal y tomate (multigrain toast with olive oil, salt and tomato)	A long slice of stone-oven sourdough under grated tomato. One of eight tostadas.
	Bagel de cereales con jamón ibérico y tomate (seeded bagel with Iberian ham and tomato)	A toasted seeded bagel dressed like a tostada. A sweet brioche bagel is the other base.
	Egg Sandwich	Described as a mollete with egg, bacon, cheese and hollandaise sauce.
	Croissant Jamón y Queso (ham and cheese croissant)	A 100% butter croissant with cooked ham and cheese, the filling a Spanish bar calls mixto.

The sweet case: napolitana, hojaldre and doughnuts called glaseados

The Bakery list opens with the two autumn buns and then turns Spanish. A Napolitana is laminated pastry rolled around chocolate, the pastry France calls pain au chocolat, under the name Spanish bakeries use for it. The Hojaldre de manzana is puff pastry with cooked apple in the centre. The plain Croissant is described as French and 100% butter, and the Cinnamon Roll as dough baked every day in the stores. Loaf cakes go by bizcocho, so the lemon loaf is Bizcocho de Limón.

Ring doughnuts have a category to themselves and a Spanish name, Glaseados. Only the plain sugar one was available in the site’s data when we checked. The other, a Glaseado Estilo Dubai with pistachio cream, chocolate and kataifi pastry, was flagged out of stock. On the snack shelf, Patatas Aceite de Oliva is a Starbucks-branded bag of olive oil potato chips in the slot where the UK sells Kettle Chips. Fruit salad is Macedonia.

	Item	What it is
	Napolitana (chocolate-filled pastry)	The site’s whole description: napolitana with delicious chocolate.
	Hojaldre de manzana (apple puff pastry)	Light, crisp layers of puff pastry with cooked apple in the middle.
	Bizcocho de Limón (lemon loaf cake)	Lemon sponge covered in sugar glaze.
	Glaseado de azúcar (sugar-glazed doughnut)	The classic ring with sugar glaze. The menu never uses the word donut.
	Macedonia (fruit salad)	A bowl of mixed fresh fruit, filed under Fruit and Yoghurt.
	Patatas Aceite de Oliva (olive oil potato chips)	Potato chips with olive oil and salt in a Starbucks-branded bag.

Sin gluten has a category of its own

Gluten Free is one of ten food categories on the Spanish menu, with eight entries. The UK site tags individual items gluten free and the French one tags almost nothing. Spain’s product data carries no dietary tags at all and uses the category instead.

Four of the eight are small packaged bakes whose descriptions end on the same sentence, producto envasado individualmente (individually wrapped): Palmeritas, Cinnamon Bites, a banana and chocolate loaf, and a brownie made without sugar as well as without gluten. Palmeritas are small palmiers, the heart-shaped sugared puff pastry biscuits that are a Spanish bakery staple. The other entries are a chicken sandwich, a chocolate chip cookie and a cream-filled vanilla muffin that’s listed twice. Three of those pages carry a longer note. The product is handed over in its packaging unless you ask for it hot, and the packaged product is guaranteed below 20 ppm of gluten, which is the EU threshold for a gluten-free label.

Vegan gets one mention on the whole food menu. The Rasberry Cake (the site’s spelling), a chocolate loaf with a raspberry jam centre, is described as apto para veganos.

	Item	What it is
	Palmeritas sin Gluten (gluten-free mini palmiers)	Sugared puff pastry palmeritas, individually wrapped. 237 kcal per portion on the web panel and in the PDF.
	Brownie Sin Gluten y sin azúcar (gluten-free, sugar-free brownie)	Chocolate brownie, individually wrapped. 212 kcal per portion in both sources.
	Sándwich Pollo Gluten Free (gluten-free chicken sandwich)	Chicken, bacon, Cheddar and a mayonnaise, mustard and honey sauce. Described as suitable for coeliacs.

La familia Pumpkin: the autumn range

Starbucks Spain’s post about the range is titled Conoce la familia Pumpkin (meet the Pumpkin family) and the site dates it Sep 01, 2026. The home page card reads Es temporada Pumpkin Spice. The Featured Drinks tab held nine drinks on September 21, 2026: the Pumpkin Spice Latte hot and iced, a Pumpkin Spice Frappuccino with coffee and one without, the Pumpkin Spice Matcha Latte hot and iced, the Pecan Maple Macchiato hot and iced, and the Apple Crumble Iced Matcha Latte.

Set that against our UK and France harvests from September 20 and Spain’s edit is easy to see. Spain and France have the Pumpkin Spice Matcha Latte and the UK doesn’t. Spain and the UK have the two Pumpkin Spice Frappuccinos and France doesn’t. The Pumpkin Spice Caramel Macchiato, which is on both of the other boards, is missing from Spain’s. Spain’s hot autumn drinks start at Short, as the UK’s do, where France’s start at Tall.

The Spanish descriptions call the flavouring a sirope sabor a calabaza, a pumpkin flavoured syrup. The customiser lists it as Pumpkin Spice Sauce, set to 4 on a Grande Pumpkin Spice Latte. The iced matcha’s page disagrees with itself. Its description says matcha, pumpkin syrup and milk over ice. Its customiser opens with a Pumpkin Cream Cold Foam switched on, vanilla syrup set to 3 and the pumpkin sauce counter empty. That’s the recipe Starbucks France describes in words for the same drink, so the customiser is probably the better guide to what ends up in the cup.

	Item	Sizes	What it is
	Pumpkin Spice Latte	Short to Venti	Espresso, pumpkin flavoured syrup and steamed milk under whipped cream and pumpkin spice topping. Also listed iced.
	Pumpkin Spice Matcha Latte	Short to Venti	Matcha, pumpkin flavoured syrup and steamed milk, topped like the latte. Not in our UK harvest.
	Iced Pumpkin Spice Matcha Latte	Tall, Grande, Venti	Matcha and milk over ice. The customiser opens with vanilla syrup and a Pumpkin Cream Cold Foam.
	Pecan Maple Macchiato	Short to Venti	Pecan and maple flavoured syrup, steamed milk and an espresso mark. Opens on Blonde espresso. Also listed iced.
	Apple Crumble Iced Matcha Latte	Tall, Grande, Venti	Matcha, milk and an Apple Crumble flavoured syrup over ice. The customiser adds an Apple Cream Cold Foam.
	Pumpkin Spice Frappuccino	Tall, Grande, Venti	Coffee base blended with ice, milk and pumpkin syrup. A cream version without coffee sits next to it.

The food side of the Featured tab is a Maple Bun and a Pumpkin Bun, both described as a muffin crossed with a cinnamon roll, plus two cake pops and the Toastie 5 Quesos. The Black Cat Cake Pop has a purple centre the site doesn’t explain. Starbucks France describes its own cat cake pop as ube cake. These four bakes are among the few items whose web calorie figures match the nutrition PDF, so they’re quoted here.

Featured Coffee is a bag of 1971 Roast and the Cápsulas Pumpkin Spice. The Spanish product page files 1971 Roast under Medium Roast and calls it a tueste medio. The home page carousel calls it Starbucks 1971 Dark Roast, and the UK site lists the same bag under Dark Roast.

	Item	Calories	What it is
	Maple Bun	323 kcal	Muffin texture, cinnamon roll flavour, with maple syrup and caramelised nuts.
	Pumpkin Bun	276 kcal	The spiced version, finished with a pumpkin glaze and autumn spices.
	Black Cat Cake Pop	154 kcal	Vanilla flavoured, shaped like a black cat, purple inside.
	Pumpkin Cake Pop	162 kcal	Pumpkin-shaped, with a vanilla filling and autumn spices.

The sandwich fridge: duck mousse, truffle mayonnaise and an islands footnote

Past the breakfast breads, the savoury list has fillings you won’t find in our UK or France harvests. The Sandwich de mousse de pato y pollo con mermelada de arándanos is duck and chicken mousse with arándano jam and spinach on pepper bread. Arándano can mean blueberry or cranberry, and the site doesn’t say which. There’s turkey with apple sauce, Emmental and truffle mayonnaise, a smoked salmon wrap with capers and boiled egg, a roast chicken brioche with pickled onion and microgreens, and a quinoa-crusted salmon bagel.

The three focaccias (mortadella, pastrami, and ham with Camembert) share a footnote: the sprouts in the recipe are left out in the Balearic and Canary Islands stores. Only the mortadella one wasn’t flagged out of stock. The nutrition PDF looks to have the same split, with separate rows marked CAN/BAL/ISPT for both the mortadella and the pastrami focaccia. The Toastie 5 Quesos is the item that crosses the border, since France sells it as Toastie 5 Fromages.

	Item	What it is
	Sandwich de mousse de pato y pollo con mermelada de arándanos (duck and chicken mousse sandwich)	Pepper bread, a soft duck and chicken mousse, arándano jam and spinach.
	Sandwich de pavo, manzana y mayonesa con trufa (turkey, apple and truffle mayonnaise)	Turkey, a thin layer of apple sauce, Emmental and truffle mayonnaise.
	Focaccia Mortadela (mortadella focaccia)	Mortadella, mozzarella, Grana Padano, sprouts and green pesto. No sprouts in the islands, per the footnote.
	Bagel de salmón y queso crema (smoked salmon and cream cheese bagel)	Brioche-style bagel coated in three kinds of quinoa, with lamb’s lettuce, tomato and pickled onion. 419 kcal per portion in both sources.
	Toastie 5 Quesos (five cheese toastie)	Smoked Cheddar, Emmental, Cheddar, mozzarella and Parmigiano Reggiano with a mustard bechamel. In the Featured Food tab.

Coffee: a cortado, a doppio and an eight-cup French press

Flat White & Cortado is its own category under Bebidas Espresso. Both drinks come in one size, take two shots and open on whole milk. The Cortado’s description is six words long, café cortado con crema de leche. Its page labels the size Short and the site’s data gives the serving as 6oz. France’s web menu has neither drink and the UK’s has both.

Espresso is sold here as a Doppio Espresso and a Doppio Macchiato, with a size picker that offers Solo or Doppio. The UK and France sites go on to Triple and Quad. The description says 100% arábica tostado natural. In Spain that phrase separates it from torrefacto, coffee roasted with sugar, which some bars still blend in.

The same category holds two things neither other harvest has. Coffee Press 8C is an eight-cup French press (cafetera de 8 tazas), listed seven times for seven coffees: Espresso Roast, Pike Place, House Blend, Colombia, Ethiopia, Sumatra and Guatemala. Coffee Traveler is a takeaway box of medium roast that the site says is good for about 12 cups.

The customiser’s milk list is the longest of the three countries. It runs semi desnatada (semi-skimmed, the opening choice on most drinks), entera, desnatada, sin lactosa and a Protein Milk, then soja, coco, almendra and avena. That’s nine entries against eight in France and seven in the UK. Spain has no protein drinks as menu products, where the UK has six and France three, but an add-on called SFC Protein Cold Foam sits in the customiser of 37 drinks. Milk temperature has three settings: menos caliente, caliente and extra hot.

	Item	Sizes	What it is
	Cortado	Short only (6oz in the site’s data)	Espresso cut with a little milk. Two shots, whole milk.
	Flat White	Short only	Two shots under a thin layer of whole milk foam, with latte art per the description.
	Latte	Short to Venti	Espresso and steamed milk. Plain Latte here, Caffè Latte on the UK and France sites.
	Doppio Espresso	Solo, Doppio	A double shot of 100% arabica, tostado natural.
	Iced Blonde Brown Sugar Oat Shaken Espresso	Tall, Grande, Venti	Blonde espresso, Brown Sugar syrup and oat drink. The only drink that opens on oat.
	Cold Brew	Tall, Grande, Venti	Steeped slowly for more than 20 hours, per the site. A Cold Brew Latte is listed too.
	Coffee Press 8C Pike Place (French press, eight cups)	8 cups	A press of Pike Place. Six other coffees are listed the same way.

Sixteen Frappuccinos

Spain lists 16 Frappuccinos, six with coffee and ten cream versions without. The UK site has 10 and France’s has 7. The five in neither of those harvests are Java Chip, White Mocha, Chocolate Chip Cream, White Chocolate Cream and Chai Tea Cream. Vanilla Cream is shared with France only, and Matcha Cream and Strawberries and Cream with the UK only. Fifteen of the 16 open on whole milk in the customiser, and Strawberries and Cream opens on semi-skimmed. All come in Tall, Grande and Venti, and the coffee ones can be made decaf.

	Item	Sizes	What it is
	Java Chip Frappuccino	Tall, Grande, Venti	Coffee, chocolate chips and milk blended with ice, under whipped cream and chocolate.
	Chai Tea Cream Frappuccino	Tall, Grande, Venti	Cream base, chai tea and milk, blended and topped with whipped cream. No coffee.
	Matcha Cream Frappuccino	Tall, Grande, Venti	Cream base with milk and matcha. Listed under both Matcha and Cream Frappuccino.

Zumo de naranja, Refresha and the tea list

Zumo de Naranja is a top-level drinks category with one product in it: Fresh Orange Juice, described as recién exprimido (freshly squeezed) and sold in Tall, Grande and Venti. The UK site’s orange juice is a 250ml bottle and France’s is a 330 ml one.

The fruit range is spelled Refresha, as it is in the UK and France, and Spain’s three are Cool Lime, Mango Dragonfruit and Strawberry Acai. The Cool Lime customiser can add lemonade. The bottled shelf has Solán mineral water, San Pellegrino sparkling water and its orange soda, a berry kombucha, a Ginger Shot, a Limonada, two smoothies, and Yuzz, a soft drink the site says contains vitamin C and hyaluronic acid.

Every drink that comes only in Tall, Grande and Venti, 36 in all, carries a customiser line called Plastic Tax with a single option, Tasa de plásticos. No amount is shown. The same line is attached to two cakes, the Carrot Cake and the chocolate cake slice. It doesn’t appear anywhere in our UK or France harvests. The site doesn’t explain it.

Brewed tea is four choices: English Breakfast, Earl Grey, Emperor’s Clouds & Mist, and a Mint Blend of peppermint and spearmint with a pinch of tarragon. Chai and matcha each come as a latte, an iced latte and a Frappuccino.

	Item	Sizes	What it is
	Fresh Orange Juice (zumo de naranja)	Tall, Grande, Venti	Freshly squeezed orange juice, with a menu category to itself.
	Mango Dragonfruit Starbucks Refresha	Tall, Grande, Venti	Iced drink with green coffee extract, mango and dragon fruit.
	Agua Solan75 cl. (mineral water, 75 cl)	75 cl bottle	Still mineral water. The photo shows the blue Solán de Cabras bottle.
	Chai Tea Latte	Short to Venti	Black tea with cardamom, cinnamon and black pepper.
	Matcha Green Tea Latte	Short to Venti	Described only as 100% natural matcha green tea.

What the nutrition PDF lists that the web menu doesn’t

Starbucks Spain’s nutrition page links one PDF, a per-portion food table titled Fall 2026, with 171 rows. A good share of them aren’t on the web menu at all, and they’re the most regional names we found anywhere on starbucks.es. There’s Pa amb tomaquet and Pa amb fuet, Catalan for bread with tomato and bread with fuet, a thin cured sausage. There’s a Bocadillo Fuet, a Xuxo (the cream-filled fried pastry from Girona), a Pan tumaca con Jamón, a Gazpacho and a Cake Pop Flamenco. Six rows are molletes, one of them with jamón and salmorejo, the thick cold tomato soup from Córdoba.

The names point at Catalonia and Andalusia, and the nutrition page says its tables cover products found in most stores and that the information can vary by store. A row in a PDF isn’t proof that a store sells the item today, so none of these are in the tables above. The PDF has its own typos as well: the Mollete Crema Queso row reads 2.891,00 kcal.

FAQ

Does Starbucks Spain publish prices online?

No. As of September 21, 2026 the public menu on starbucks.es shows no prices on category pages or product pages, and the product data the site serves has an empty price field for all 198 items and for every customiser option. You’ll see prices on the board in-store or in the Starbucks Spain app.

Does Starbucks Spain sell jamón ibérico?

Yes. Four products name it: the Bocadillo Jamón Ibérico, the Bocadillo jamón ibérico y queso manchego, and two toasted bagels with jamón ibérico and tomato, one seeded and one brioche. Two tostadas are also topped with ham, and their descriptions say jamón without the word ibérico.

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

Yes. On September 21, 2026 the Pumpkin Spice Latte led the Featured Drinks tab on starbucks.es, listed hot in Short to Venti and iced in Tall to Venti. The site’s post about the range is dated Sep 01, 2026, and the site gives no end date. The same tab has two Pumpkin Spice Frappuccinos and a Pumpkin Spice Matcha Latte, hot and iced.

Does Starbucks Spain have a cortado?

Yes. The Cortado shares a menu category with the Flat White. It comes in one size, labelled Short on its page and 6oz in the site’s data, with two shots and whole milk as the opening settings. The site’s description is café cortado con crema de leche.

What sizes does Starbucks Spain sell?

Short, Tall, Grande and Venti for 16 hot drinks, and Tall, Grande and Venti for the 36 iced and blended drinks, fresh orange juice included. The Flat White and the Cortado are each listed in a single small size. Espresso is sold as a Solo or a Doppio, with no Triple or Quad on the site.

What gluten-free food does Starbucks Spain have?

The Gluten Free category had eight entries on September 21, 2026: a chicken sandwich, Palmeritas, Cinnamon Bites, a banana and chocolate loaf, a sugar-free brownie, a chocolate chip cookie, and a vanilla muffin listed twice, one of the two flagged out of stock. Three of the pages say the packaged product is guaranteed below 20 ppm of gluten and is handed over sealed unless you ask for it hot.

What is the Tasa de plásticos on Starbucks Spain’s cold drinks?

It’s a line in the customiser data starbucks.es serves for ordering, under the heading Plastic Tax, attached to all 36 drinks that come only in Tall, Grande and Venti and to two cakes. The data shows no amount for it and the site doesn’t explain it. Our UK and France harvests have no such line.

How is the Starbucks Spain menu different from the UK and France ones?

The food is the big difference. Spain-only across our three harvests: the jamón ibérico bocadillos, eight tostadas, the bagels dressed as tostadas, a Gluten Free category, fresh orange juice by the cup, the eight-cup Coffee Press, and Frappuccinos such as Java Chip and Chai Tea Cream. The UK and France both sell a pain au chocolat, and only Spain calls it a Napolitana. Spain shares the Pumpkin Spice Matcha Latte with France and the Pumpkin Spice Frappuccinos, Flat White, Cortado and cold brew with the UK. It lacks the Pumpkin Spice Caramel Macchiato that both of the others list, and it has no protein drinks as menu products.

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