Wawa sells drinks four ways: handcrafted refreshers, Rechargers, smoothies and shakes made at the touchscreen kiosk; self-serve soda from Coca-Cola Freestyle fountains; Wawa's own bottled milk, tea and lemonade in the cold case; and coffee from the coffee bar. Most stores sell all of them 24 hours a day.
Most Wawa drinks cost $2 to $6. Iced tea and lemonade cost $1.79–$2.99, refreshers $2.99–$5.09, Rechargers $4.69 and smoothies $4.29–$5.79. Fountain soda is priced by cup size at the register, and prices vary by store and state. Coffee prices are on the Wawa coffee menu.
Wawa Refreshers are iced drinks made with fruit juice and cold-brewed green tea, in dragon fruit and passion fruit flavors, plus lemonade and oat milk versions such as Emerald Matcha. They cost $2.99–$5.09, and any of them can be made without green tea if you want no caffeine. Order them at the kiosk.
Fruit juice and dragon fruit shaken over ice with cold-brewed green tea, in mango, strawberry or berry. Ask for it without green tea and it becomes caffeine-free. Sporked's 2026 taste test also liked the lemonade version, so try a lemonade base if you want it tangier.
The same green tea and juice base with passion fruit, a little more tart than the dragon fruit line. Mango passion fruit with green tea scored a solid 7 out of 10 at Sporked. Add cold foam or popping bubbles at the kiosk for a dessert-style drink.
from $5.09Pictured: Emerald Matcha Iced Refresher
Matcha and passion fruit juice shaken with oat milk and a touch of vanilla, the green drink from Wawa's oat milk refresher line. It is creamier than the fruit refreshers and has caffeine from the matcha. Sporked rated the piña colada oat milk refresher, from the same line, the best it tried.
Rechargers are Wawa's house-made energy drinks, on the menu since at least 2023 and served frozen like a slushie or over ice. Each base has 75 to 150 mg of caffeine, and a boost adds 37 to 111 mg more, according to Chowhound. They cost $4.69 for 16 oz, and you can ask for less sugar or zero sugar.
from $4.69Pictured: Island Surf Recharger
Brightly colored fruit flavors with names like Sunset Punch, a mango lemonade, and Island Surf. Chowhound counts more than ten bases, so your kiosk may show flavors not listed here. Save a favorite combination in the Wawa app to reorder it in one tap.
A plain Recharger has less caffeine than a medium Wawa hot coffee, which estimates put near 290 mg. With Boost, the top of the range passes 250 mg, so skip it late at night and for teens.
Chowhound lists Boost, Immunity (vitamins C, D, B3 and zinc), whey Protein and sour cherry popping bubbles, which cost extra. Choose less sugar or zero sugar on the kiosk to cut calories.
Yes. Wawa pours sweet, unsweetened and seasonal fruit iced tea and plain, strawberry and mango lemonade for $1.79–$2.99, in sizes from 16 to 32 oz. The cold case also holds Wawa-brand bottled teas and lemonades, including diet versions, which vary by store. Hot tea options at the coffee bar also differ from store to store.
from $1.79Pictured: Unsweetened Iced Tea
Brewed iced tea, unsweetened, sweet or with a seasonal fruit flavor. Unsweetened is the only zero-calorie drink in this guide. Mix half tea and half lemonade for a homemade Arnold Palmer.
from $1.99Pictured: Strawberry Lemonade
Classic lemonade or a fruit version with strawberry or mango, sweet and very cold. Strawberry is the most searched flavor. The lemonade base also turns up in the lemonade refreshers and in the Sunset Punch Recharger, a mango lemonade energy drink.
Wawa-brand bottled teas such as green tea, diet green tea, diet peach, diet raspberry and iced tea lemonade are listed in nutrition databases and sold in many cold cases. The lineup and sizes change by store, so the shelf tags are the best guide.
Yes. Wawa makes its own milk at Wawa Beverage Co. in Media, Pennsylvania, and sells it in the cold case: 2%, chocolate, Double Dutch chocolate and cookies and cream in 16 oz bottles, the products named in its 2026 recall notice. On the kids menu, chocolate and strawberry milk cost $1.99.
from $1.99Pictured: Chocolate Milk
Wawa bottles its own milk, and the chocolate and strawberry milk prices listed here are from the kids menu. In the cold case you will also find 16 oz bottles of Double Dutch chocolate, cookies and cream and 2% milk, made by Wawa Beverage Co. One reviewer calls the Double Dutch cocoa intensely strong.
from $1.49Pictured: Premium Orange Juice
Premium orange juice in a single-serve bottle and an apple juice box from the kids menu. Both are caffeine-free picks for children or a quick breakfast. The cold case also carries other juices and bottled water, which vary by store.
Wawa recalled some 16 oz milk bottles with March 2026 code dates in four states. Customers were told to throw those bottles away and ask for a refund through Wawa customer service at 1-800-444-9292, according to NJBIZ.
Wawa fountains are Coca-Cola Freestyle machines, a touchscreen dispenser with more than 100 Coca-Cola drinks and flavor mixes, rolled out to all stores from 2014. You take a cup, pour your own and pay at the register by cup size. The biggest XL cup holds up to 44 oz, based on a 2022 Wawa Day offer.
Tap a brand on the Freestyle screen, then a flavor such as cherry, vanilla or lime. Diet and zero sugar versions sit under each brand, and some machines show caffeine-free options.
Fountain prices are set by store and cup size, so we do not list them here. The register screen shows the price for your cup before you pay.
Wawa does not publish one refill or water rule. Ask the cashier first; the answers vary by store and are covered in the FAQ below.
Yes. At least some Wawa stores have a self-serve ICEE machine in the cold drink area, according to a CSP Daily News store tour, and the kiosk makes frozen Rechargers, fruit smoothies, milkshakes and frozen coffee. ICEE flavors and prices vary by store. Frozen coffee recipes are on the coffee menu.
| Frozen drink | Price | Calories | Caffeine |
|---|---|---|---|
| ICEE (self-serve, some stores) | By cup size | Varies by flavor | Not published |
| Rechargers, 16 oz | $4.69 | 150–350 | Yes, 75–150 mg |
| Frozen coffee, 16 oz | $3.99–$4.29 | 280–380 | Yes |
| Fruit smoothies | $4.29–$5.79 | 240–600 | No |
| Milkshakes | $3.79–$5.29 | 750–1,100 | Only coffee milkshake |
Coffee, Rechargers, green tea refreshers, matcha, iced tea and colas have caffeine at Wawa. Rechargers are the only handcrafted drinks with a reported amount, 75 to 150 mg before a boost. Lemonade, juice, milk, fruit smoothies and refreshers made without green tea are caffeine-free, which makes them the picks for kids.
| Drink | Caffeine | Source or note |
|---|---|---|
| Rechargers | 75–150 mg, plus 37–111 mg with Boost | Chowhound, 2025 |
| Hot brewed coffee, 16 oz | About 290 mg | Estimate; see the coffee menu |
| Refreshers with green tea | Yes, amount not published | Ask for no green tea to remove it |
| Emerald Matcha refresher | Yes, from matcha | Amount not published |
| Iced tea, sweet or unsweetened | Yes, amount not published | Tea leaves contain caffeine |
| Lemonade, juice, milk, fruit smoothies | None | Caffeine-free |
Coffee caffeine estimates and their sources are on the coffee menu. Most healthy adults are advised to stay under 400 mg a day.
The best Wawa drinks for most people are the oat milk refreshers, which Sporked's August 2026 taste test rated highest, and a Recharger when you need energy without coffee. Unsweetened iced tea is the best zero-calorie pick, and Wawa's own chocolate milk is the classic for kids. These six cover every craving.
$5.09Creamy oat milk and matcha with a fruity finish.
$4.69Mango lemonade with caffeine, served frozen like a slushie.
$1.79–$2.29Brewed tea with nothing added, cheap in every size.
$2.99The most popular lemonade flavor, sweet and tart.
$1.99Wawa's own chocolate milk, priced on the kids menu.
$2.49A caffeine-free start next to a Sizzli.
Use the drinks calculator: add refreshers, Rechargers, tea, lemonade, smoothies, shakes and iced or frozen coffee, set your sales tax, and see the total and calories against your budget. Start from a ready-made order, such as kids drinks for three or an office run for four.
Order refreshers, Rechargers, smoothies and shakes on the touchscreen kiosk or in the Wawa app and collect them at the counter. Pour fountain soda yourself at the Freestyle machine, take bottled milk, juice and tea from the cold case, and pay for everything together at the register.
Kiosk for handcrafted drinks, fountain for soda, cold case for bottles.
Refreshers and Rechargers come in several cup sizes; bigger costs more.
Green tea or none, less sugar, boost, cold foam or popping bubbles.
The kiosk prints a ticket; app orders show the number on screen.
Scan Wawa Rewards first so deals and points apply.
Handcrafted drinks come out at the counter when your number is called.
Unsweetened iced tea, black coffee and diet fountain sodas have little or no calories. Among handcrafted drinks, refreshers and lemonade stay far below smoothies, and milkshakes are the heaviest drinks on the menu. The table lists the lightest drinks with their prices, from our menu data.
| Lowest-calorie drink | Calories | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Unsweetened Iced Tea | 0 | $1.79–$2.29 |
| Iced Coffee (16 oz) | 60 | $2.99 |
| Iced Coffee (24 oz) | 90 | $3.49 |
| Sweet Tea | 90–180 | $1.79–$2.29 |
| Fruit Tea (seasonal flavor) | 90–190 | $1.99–$2.49 |
| Apple Juice Box | 90 | $1.49 |
| Premium Orange Juice | 110 | $2.49 |
| Iced Coffee (32 oz) | 120 | $3.99 |
One Wawa drink usually costs $2 to $6, and a round of handcrafted drinks for four people stays under $20. These six real orders, from Ocean City to Clearwater, are priced from the menu above to show what a road trip, study night, kids practice or office run costs.
Two friends want something cold and fruity.
$6.48 before tax350 cal
A student needs caffeine but not coffee.
$4.69 before tax150 cal
A parent buys drinks for three kids.
$5.47 before tax420 cal
Jo and a coworker keep lunch drinks light.
$3.58 before tax0 cal
A couple cools off with frozen treats.
$8.58 before tax630 cal
A team of four splits handcrafted drinks.
$12.86 before tax590 cal
Most drink complaints at Wawa are a Freestyle machine that is out of a flavor, a watery frozen drink, a refresher that is too sweet, a sold-out bottle in the cold case or a price that differs from this page. Each card gives the quickest fix for the drink you wanted.
Tell the counter if a flavor will not pour; staff can change the cartridge, or pick the nearest flavor on the screen.
Frozen drinks melt fast in a warm car. Ask for less ice in the iced version, or drink the frozen one first.
Pick less sugar or zero sugar on Rechargers, and unsweetened tea mixed with lemonade for a lighter Arnold Palmer.
It is one of the bottles customers most often find sold out. Ask when the next delivery is due, or try cookies and cream.
Order refreshers without green tea, and choose lemonade, juice, milk or fruit smoothies.
Prices vary by store and state, and delivery apps add more. The kiosk and register show your store's price.
We could not confirm a written free-water policy at Wawa, so ask the cashier before you fill a cup at the fountain. Bottled water, including larger bottles and multipacks at many stores, is sold in the cold case.
Wawa does not publish a free refill policy for fountain drinks, and stores handle it differently. Ask the cashier before you refill a used cup. Wawa Rewards members sometimes get free any-size fountain drinks on special days such as Wawa Day.
Yes, to Rechargers. Chowhound lists a whey protein add-on next to Boost and Immunity on the kiosk. For a higher-protein drink without the energy kick, Wawa's own 16 oz milks and bottled protein shakes in the cold case are the simpler choice.
Yes, in February 2026. Wawa recalled some 16 oz bottles of Double Dutch chocolate, chocolate, cookies and cream and 2% milk with March 2026 code dates in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland and Delaware, over possible soft plastic pieces. Wawa reported no confirmed injuries, and later bottles were not part of it.
Yes. Unsweetened iced tea, black coffee, cold brew and the diet sodas on the Freestyle fountain have no sugar. Rechargers can be ordered with less sugar or zero sugar, according to Chowhound, and bottled diet teas are often in the cold case.
We found no tapioca boba tea on the Wawa menu, but you can add popping bubbles to refreshers and Rechargers at the kiosk. They are small juice-filled pearls that burst when you bite them, so they give a similar feel for an extra charge.
