7 Brew menu prices

7 Brew prices on this page are the bakery launch announced for November 1, 2026, not a full drink board. Five treats are $3 each at participating stands: Blondie Bars, Brunette Mocha Brownie Bars, Chocolate Chunk Cookie Bars, Banana Bread Mocha Chip Loafs, and Blueberry Streusel Loafs. They are served chilled and cannot be warmed. Muffin Tops are discontinued. Calories in the table are Tasting Table's taste-test reports, not an official nutrition file. No end date was published.

This is the chain's first food menu. The cookie bar is the item behind 7 brew cookie searches. It is not a Santa Cookie Mocha. Search interest in Christmas and that mocha is noted on the item page and is not turned into a 2026 SKU. Holiday cups, the gift-card promo, and November drinks stay on What's New. The photograph is five bakery pieces with no logo. The tile is a blue monogram.

Order at a participating 7 Brew stand from November 1, 2026. Jackpot Day is November 7, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. local, when bakery purchases earn 100 points instead of 50. November 27 is a bakery buy-one-get-one-free day. A $25 in-stand gift card from November 27 through December 24 can bring a free medium drink reward. Veterans get 50 percent off a drink on November 11 at participating stands, with no ID required per the FAQ.

7 Brew printed $3 each for the five bakery items. That dollar is in the Business Wire announcement and in Restaurant Dive's write-up of the same launch. It is not a suggestion from a single stand. Participating stands is still the limit. A stand that has not switched the case is not a cheaper national price.

Chilled is a rule, not a preference. The What's New FAQ says the bars and loaves cannot be warmed at the stand. Asking for a warm cookie bar does not create a new menu item.

Muffin Tops are gone. If an old blog still lists them, that blog is behind the FAQ.

Points are separate from the $3. A normal bakery purchase earns 50 points. Jackpot Day, November 7, 2026, doubles that to 100 and adds a giveaway entry for Rewards members, from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. local time. The free bakery item on November 27 earns no points. The paid one still can. The free item must be equal or lesser value, and mix and match is allowed.

The $25 gift card window is November 27 through December 24, bought in the stand, with a free medium drink reward for Rewards members. Those rewards expire January 31, 2027. That free drink is not a sixth bakery item and it is not a price cut on the $3 bar.

Veterans Day, November 11, is 50 percent off a drink at participating stands. The FAQ says no ID is required. That discount is a drink, not the bakery.

Tasting Table reported 280, 310, 290, 340, and 330 calories for the five items in that order: Blondie, Brunette, cookie bar, banana loaf, blueberry loaf. Those counts are a review. 7 Brew did not publish them in a nutrition file this check found. The table labels them that way so a review is not mistaken for a company panel.

No end date was printed. The lineup is treated as ongoing until the brand says otherwise. Do not borrow a holiday-drink end date and paste it on the bars.

Santa Cookie Mocha searches are a different story. This hub does not create a 2026 listing for that drink. The food story is the November 1 bakery. Cups and November drinks are What's New, and they are not given prices here because this check filed the bakery.

The five names match the What's New FAQ. Blondie is vanilla and buttery caramel with caramel drizzle. Brunette is a mocha brownie with semi-sweet chunks and a hint of espresso. The cookie bar is soft and chewy with semi-sweet chunks. The banana loaf has chocolate chips. The blueberry loaf has streusel. Those lines come from the announcement descriptions, not from a guessed recipe.

A drink that inspired a bar is not included in the $3. The Blondie drink and the Banana Bread Mocha are drinks. The bars are the food. Do not add a drink price this page does not have.

The photograph shows five pieces on paper, no logo. The tile is a blue monogram. If 7 Brew later prints a different bakery dollar, that file can replace $3, with its date. Until then the five rows stay at $3.

Read the five rows as one launch, not five unrelated snacks. Each is $3. The calorie next to it is Tasting Table's review number for that piece, in this order: Blondie 280, brownie 310, cookie bar 290, banana loaf 340, blueberry loaf 330. If a later official file disagrees, the official file replaces the review. Until then the review stays labeled.

Jackpot Day does not change $3. It changes points. Fifty points is the ordinary bakery earn. One hundred points is November 7 only, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. local, for Rewards members, with a giveaway entry. A purchase outside that clock earns the ordinary 50.

November 27 is the bakery pair day. Pay for one, take a second eligible bakery item free if it costs the same or less. Mix and match across the five. The free item earns no points. That free item is not a new $0 menu price for the rest of the year.

The gift-card drink reward is also not a bakery price. A $25 card bought in the stand from November 27 through December 24 can create a free medium drink reward, and that reward expires January 31, 2027. Veterans Day, November 11, is 50 percent off a drink at participating stands. The FAQ says no identification is required. Neither promo rewrites the $3 bar.

Christmas and Santa Cookie Mocha searches belong in one sentence: people are looking. This site will not invent the drink. What's New is where cups and November drinks are described. This hub filed the food.

No end date means the case can stay. It also means a later post can retire a bar without this page having guessed the day. Participating stands remain the geographic limit. The first food menu is still a drink company adding a case, not a promise that every legacy drink price moved.

The stand is still a drink business that added a case. Do not rebuild the whole beverage menu on this page. A Blondie drink that inspired a bar is not included for $3. November drink specials that What's New may describe are not given prices here. The bakery is the priced story. Five names, one dollar, chilled, muffin tops gone, points and one free-item day written out so a promo is not confused with a new shelf price.

A participating stand is the last geographic test. Nationwide in the announcement means the rollout is not a single city test. It does not mean the case was stocked at every address on the morning of November 1. If the five names are on the board at $3, the announcement and the board match. If a sixth pastry appears, it is not part of this filing until 7 Brew names it. The chilled rule, the discontinued muffin tops, and the $3 price are the consumer facts. Points, Jackpot Day, and the November 27 pair deal are the promo facts. Keep them in that order so a free second bar is not mistaken for a new everyday price. Confirm the stand board if a local tax or a cup combo changes the ticket. The $3 line is the announced food price.