Wawa coffee comes two ways: self-serve brewed coffee from the pour bar, where you choose from seven varieties and pay by cup size, and handcrafted drinks such as lattes, iced coffee, cold brew and frozen coffee made at the touchscreen kiosk. Both are sold 24 hours a day at most stores.
A cup of Wawa coffee costs $1.59 to $2.19 at the self-serve bar, depending on size. Handcrafted drinks cost more: iced coffee $2.99–$3.99, hot lattes and cappuccinos $2.49–$3.99, cold brew $3.79–$4.49 and frozen coffee $3.99–$4.29. Prices vary by store and state.
Wawa hot coffee comes in four cup sizes: small 12 oz, medium 16 oz, large 20 oz and extra large 24 oz. Iced coffee comes in 16, 24 and 32 oz, and most handcrafted drinks in 16 oz. The bigger the cup, the less you pay per ounce, so the XL is the best value.
| Hot coffee size | Ounces | Price | Price per oz | Calories, black |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Small | 12 oz | $1.59 | 13.3¢ | 5 |
| Medium | 16 oz | $1.79 | 11.2¢ | 5 |
| Large | 20 oz | $1.99 | 10.0¢ | 10 |
| XL | 24 oz | $2.19 | 9.1¢ | 10 |
The 32 oz iced coffee costs 12.5¢ per ounce against 18.7¢ for the 16 oz, so the biggest cup gives you twice the coffee for only $1.00 more. If the ice melts before you finish, ask for light ice at the kiosk to get more coffee in the cup.
The Wawa pour bar has seven coffee varieties, including Regular, Decaf, French Vanilla, Hazelnut, Cuban Roast and 100% Colombian, plus limited-time flavors. For fall 2026 those are Pumpkin Spice and Cinnamon Churro on the bar, with S'mores and pumpkin drinks at the kiosk. Varieties can differ by region.
| Season | Limited-time flavors | Where to find them |
|---|---|---|
| Fall 2026 (now) | Pumpkin Spice, Cinnamon Churro, S'mores, Pumpkin Brûlée Iced Latte, Pumpkin Iced Matcha | Pour bar and kiosk, announced September 8, 2026 |
| Winter holidays | Holiday Blend coffee, peppermint mocha drinks | Around the winter holidays; Holiday Blend has also been sold in bags |
| Spring 2026 | Banana Bread, offered for the first time | Lattes, milkshakes and smoothies |
| Past favorites that return | Blueberry Cobbler, Caramel Cream, Chocolate Bliss | Pour bar when in rotation; check the bar labels |
Wawa does not post a fixed flavor calendar, so the flavors on the bar change by store and week. The labels above each pot show what is brewing today.
from $4.29Pictured: Pumpkin Spice Latte
Espresso, milk and pumpkin spice syrup, back for fall 2026 along with pumpkin coffee on the pour bar. This year Wawa also features a Pumpkin Brûlée Iced Latte and a Pumpkin Iced Matcha.
Limited-time lattes that come and go with the seasons, from cool peppermint mocha to sweet salted caramel and fruity strawberry cream. Which ones your store has depends on the time of year and the region, so check the kiosk.
Wawa sells self-serve brewed coffee for $1.59–$2.19 and kiosk espresso drinks for $2.49–$3.99: lattes, cappuccinos, espresso shots and chai. Brewed coffee is the cheap everyday choice; espresso drinks are made to order and take a few minutes. Every hot drink is sold around the clock.
from $1.59Pictured: Hot brewed coffee
Self-serve coffee from the pour bar. You pick the variety, mix flavors in one cup if you like, and add creamer and sweetener yourself. The price depends only on the cup size, so the XL is the best value per ounce.
from $3.49Pictured: Caramel Latte
Espresso and steamed milk made at the kiosk, plain or with caramel, vanilla, hazelnut or mocha sauce. The plain latte is the lightest; the mocha is the richest. Ask for an extra shot if you want it stronger, or swap in oat or almond milk.
from $2.99Pictured: Cappuccino
A smaller, foamier drink than the latte, with more espresso flavor per sip and fewer calories. It is a good pick if you find lattes too milky. The self-serve French vanilla cappuccino from the machine at many coffee bars is a sweeter, different drink.
from $2.49Pictured: Espresso (single shot)
Straight espresso from the kiosk machine, as a single or double shot. Add a shot to a brewed coffee for a cheap, strong drink, or to a milkshake for a coffee shake. It has almost no calories on its own.
Spiced black tea concentrate with steamed or cold milk, sweet and warming with cinnamon and clove notes. It has caffeine from the tea, but less than coffee, so it suits an afternoon drink.
Wawa iced coffee costs $2.99–$3.99 and iced espresso drinks cost $3.79–$4.29, all made to order at the kiosk. Through November 29, 2026, Wawa runs a deal that starts iced espresso and matcha drinks at $3, which makes this the cheapest time of year to try them.
from $2.99Pictured: Iced Coffee
Freshly brewed coffee poured over ice, made to order at the kiosk, where you can add flavor swirls, milk and sweetener in dozens of combinations. Black, it is nearly calorie-free; each swirl and cream adds more. The 32 oz is the cheapest iced caffeine per ounce.
from $3.79Pictured: Iced Latte
Espresso and cold milk over ice, the drink behind most Wawa iced espresso deals. The caramel and vanilla versions are the sweetest; the plain iced latte is the lightest. Ask for an extra shot at the kiosk if the milk tastes too strong.
A frothy iced espresso drink with less milk than an iced latte, so the coffee taste comes through more. It is one of the lighter iced espresso choices on the menu.
Yes. Wawa cold brew comes original, nitro, vanilla sweet cream, caramel or mocha, for $3.79–$4.49. Black cold brew and nitro have almost no calories. Compared with iced coffee, cold brew tastes smoother and costs a little more, because it is steeped for hours instead of brewed hot.
from $3.79Pictured: Original Cold Brew
Coffee steeped cold for hours, so it tastes smoother and less bitter than iced coffee. Served black, it is the lowest-calorie cold coffee at Wawa. Ounce for ounce it has a little less caffeine than hot brewed coffee, according to published estimates.
from $3.99Pictured: Nitro Cold Brew
Cold brew infused with nitrogen for a creamy, foamy texture without any milk. It is the best pick if you want a rich-tasting coffee while keeping calories close to zero.
Cold brew topped with vanilla sweet cream or blended with caramel or mocha. The sweet cream version is the one regulars search for most. All three sit between black cold brew and an iced latte in sweetness.
Wawa blends frozen cappuccino, frozen latte, frozen mocha and frozen caramel coffee to order for $3.99–$4.29. They are thick, sweet and icy, closer to a milkshake than an iced coffee, and they carry far more calories than brewed coffee or cold brew.
Blended ice drinks made at the kiosk, closer to a coffee milkshake than an iced coffee. The frozen cappuccino is the classic; the mocha is the sweetest. They are a treat rather than a caffeine fix, so pick cold brew if you need a stronger boost.
Yes. Many Wawa coffee bars have a self-serve machine for hot chocolate and French vanilla cappuccino, and the kiosk makes chai lattes. A 12 oz hot chocolate has about 200 calories, according to FatSecret. Creamers, milk and sweeteners at the bar cost nothing extra.
Poured from the self-serve machine at the coffee bar and priced by cup size. Topped with whipped cream or mixed half and half with coffee, it turns into a homemade mocha.
The chai latte comes hot or iced from the kiosk. Brewed iced tea and lemonade are on the drinks menu, and hot tea options vary by store.
The coffee bar stocks flavored liquid creamers such as French Vanilla and Hazelnut, plus milk, sugar and sweeteners, all included in the cup price.
Wawa does not publish caffeine amounts, but independent estimates put a 16 oz hot coffee at about 290 mg and a 24 oz hot coffee at about 350 mg. Cold brew has slightly less per ounce than hot coffee. Most healthy adults are advised to stay under 400 mg a day, so one XL is close to that limit.
| Drink | Estimated caffeine | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Hot brewed coffee, 16 oz | about 290 mg | Caffeine Informer |
| Hot brewed coffee, 24 oz | about 350 mg | Montco Today, June 2026 |
| Cold brew, 24 oz | about 275 mg | Montco Today, June 2026 |
| Cold brew, 16 oz | about 190 mg | Caffeine Advisor |
Estimates differ because each source tests a different cup and roast. Decaf, hot chocolate and most frozen drinks have little or no caffeine.
For everyday value, the best Wawa coffee is a self-serve cup from the pour bar, which a study reported by CBS Philadelphia rated the top gas station coffee in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware. Customers quoted by The Takeout name Blueberry Cobbler the best flavored coffee. These six picks cover value, taste and calories.
$2.19The XL pour-bar coffee is the cheapest coffee per ounce at Wawa.
$4.29Sweet, cold and strong enough to taste the espresso.
$3.79Smooth, strong and close to zero calories when you drink it black.
$4.29The fall favorite, back for 2026 with pumpkin coffee on the pour bar.
$2.99More coffee flavor than a latte, in a smaller cup.
$3.99Nitrogen gives it a creamy foam with no dairy at all.
Use the coffee calculator: add drinks and bakery items, set your sales tax, and see the total and calories against your budget. Start from a ready-made order, such as an office coffee run for four, or search any coffee drink on the Wawa menu.
For brewed coffee, take a cup, pour your own from the bar, add creamer and pay at the register by size. For lattes, iced coffee, cold brew and frozen drinks, order on the touchscreen kiosk or in the Wawa app and collect the drink at the counter when your number is called.
Small, medium, large or XL. The price is set by the cup, not by the flavor.
Choose any variety on the bar or mix two, such as Hazelnut with Regular.
Creamers, milk, sugar and sweeteners at the bar are free.
Use the kiosk or app for espresso, iced coffee, cold brew and frozen drinks.
Pick milk, extra shots, sweetness and ice level; some add-ons cost extra.
Pay at the register or in the app, and earn Wawa Rewards points on every drink.
Black brewed coffee, espresso, nitro and original cold brew all have under 20 calories. The calories come from milk, sauces and whipped cream, so lattes and frozen drinks run much higher. The table lists the lightest coffee drinks on the Wawa menu with their prices.
| Lowest-calorie coffee | Calories | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Hot brewed coffee (Small) | 5 | $1.59 |
| Hot brewed coffee (Medium) | 5 | $1.79 |
| Nitro Cold Brew (16 oz) | 5 | $3.99 |
| Hot brewed coffee (Large) | 10 | $1.99 |
| Hot brewed coffee (XL) | 10 | $2.19 |
| Espresso (single shot) | 10 | $2.49 |
| Original Cold Brew (16 oz) | 15 | $3.79 |
| Espresso (double shot) | 20 | $2.99 |
A coffee and a donut at Wawa costs under $4, and a round of iced lattes for four people comes in under $20. These six real orders, from Philadelphia to Orlando, are priced from the menu above to show what a commute, office run, road trip or weekend treat costs.
Jess grabs coffee and breakfast on the way to the train.
$3.28 before tax265 cal
Sam buys drinks for three coworkers and himself.
$15.06 before tax840 cal
Ray needs the most caffeine for the least money.
$4.18 before tax340 cal
Maria wants a cold drink and a small treat.
$4.78 before tax480 cal
Tom wants caffeine with almost no calories.
$3.79 before tax15 cal
Two friends try the seasonal drinks.
$10.57 before tax940 cal
Wawa gives free coffee on a few days a year, most often on Wawa Day in April and on National Coffee Day, September 29, usually as a Wawa Rewards offer. Right now, iced espresso and matcha drinks start at $3 through November 29, 2026. Rewards members also earn points on every cup.
| Offer | What you get | When |
|---|---|---|
| Iced espresso and matcha deal | Every iced espresso and matcha drink from $3 | Now, through November 29, 2026 |
| $5 Sizzli Meal | A Sizzli, a hash brown and any size hot or iced coffee | September 8 to October 25, 2026 (ended) |
| Wawa Day | Free hot coffee in any size for Wawa Rewards members | April 16, 2026 (62nd anniversary) |
| National Coffee Day | Free coffee offer for Rewards members in past years | September 29 each year |
| Teacher appreciation | Free coffee for teachers and school staff in past campaigns | Varies; watch the Wawa app |
Yes. Wawa sells its coffee in ground bags and single-serve pods for Keurig brewers at its stores, and at retailers such as Walmart and Staples. Regular, Colombian, Dark Roast, Hazelnut and Decaf are the usual choices, with seasonal bags such as Pumpkin Spice and Holiday Blend for a few months a year.
Bags and pods are on the shelf near the coffee bar at most stores. Seasonal flavors sell out fast, so buy them early in the season.
A coffee to go box serves roughly 10 cups and comes with cups, creamers and sweeteners. Order it through Wawa catering or your store a day ahead.
Wawa has sold branded travel mugs and tumblers in its stores. Refill pricing for your own mug is set at the register, so ask the cashier before you pour.
Most coffee complaints at Wawa are an empty pot, a missing seasonal flavor, a watered-down iced drink or a price that differs from this page. Each card gives the quickest fix so your next cup is the one you wanted.
Ask the counter to brew a fresh pot; it takes a few minutes. Late at night, fewer varieties may be on.
Seasonal flavors leave the bar when supplies run out. The bar labels and the app show what your store has.
Order light ice at the kiosk, or switch to cold brew, which stays strong as the ice melts.
Check the time label on the pot. If it has sat too long, a fresh pot is the fix.
Prices vary by store and state, and delivery apps add more. Your receipt and the app show your store's price.
Kiosk drinks let you choose fewer pumps of sauce, or pick an unsweetened cold brew and add your own.
It depends on what you order. Wawa wins on price and choice at the pour bar, where a 16 oz coffee costs $1.79 and you can mix varieties for free. Starbucks has more espresso drinks and milk options. For plain drip coffee, most people find Wawa the better deal.
Yes. Decaf is one of the regular pots on the self-serve pour bar at every store, priced the same as regular coffee. For decaf espresso drinks, check the kiosk, since the options can vary by store.
Yes, and many regulars do. Because you pour your own cup, you can mix any of the varieties on the bar, such as half Hazelnut and half French Vanilla, and you still pay only for the cup size.
Only on special days. Wawa has given free coffee on Wawa Day in April and on National Coffee Day, mostly through Wawa Rewards in the app, so open the Rewards tab before you pay. On ordinary days, Rewards points are the way to earn a free cup.
Black coffee, cold brew and espresso have no sugar or dairy. At the kiosk you can swap milk for oat or almond in espresso drinks. Sugar-free syrups and creamers vary by store, so check the kiosk and the coffee bar labels at your Wawa.