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Starbucks Prices in France: What to Expect

Starbucks France competes in a country where the café culture is a national institution, requiring the chain to offer genuine quality to survive. French Starbucks locations are often well-designed and positioned in premium locations, and the chain has adapted with Parisian-appropriate food offerings.

Starbucks in France is more expensive than the United States, with prices approximately 10% higher overall. A Grande Caffè Latte costs €5.38 (about $6.33 USD), compared to $5.75 in the US. The cheapest item on the menu is the Venti Pike Place at €3.23 ($3.80 USD), while the most expensive is the Venti Caramel Frappuccino at €6.78 ($7.98 USD).

A typical meal — a main, a side, and a drink — will cost roughly €11.83 (about $13.11 USD). If you're ordering delivery through Uber Eats or Deliveroo, expect to add 15-25% on top of that for platform fees, service charges, and delivery.

Looking for a cheaper Starbucks? Starbucks in Egypt is around 73% less expensive — a Grande Caffè Latte costs just $1.72 USD there. By comparison, Starbucks in Australia is 2% more expensive. The cheapest Starbucks in the world is in Egypt at $1.72 USD, while Sweden is the most expensive at $7.01 USD.

Other popular fast food chains in France include McDonald's (Big Mac from $6.59), Burger King (Whopper from $7.14), KFC (8pc Original Bucket from $25.29) and Subway (Italian B.M.T. (Footlong) from $10.99).

Compared to other chains in France: McDonald's is 4% more expensive, Burger King is 13% more expensive, KFC is 300% more expensive.

Explore all fast food prices in Europe to see how France compares to neighbouring countries.