Baskin-Robbins Menu Prices, Calories & PDF (2026)
This page lays out the full Baskin-Robbins menu — scoops, sundaes, milkshakes, ice cream cakes, and take-home packs — with typical prices, official calorie figures, the flavor lineup, current deals, and how to find your nearest store.
Baskin-Robbins is franchised, so each store sets its own prices. The figures here are typical ranges seen across U.S. stores, and they often run higher in big cities and at combined Dunkin’/Baskin-Robbins shops — use them as a guide and confirm the exact price at your local store. Calorie figures come from Baskin-Robbins’ published nutrition data and are shown as ranges, since the count depends on the flavor you pick. This page is reviewed on a set schedule; the last-updated date is at the foot.
Baskin-Robbins is the world’s largest chain of ice cream specialty shops, known for its “31 flavors” idea — one for every day of the month — and its made-to-order ice cream cakes. Its current tagline is “Seize the Yay.”
Baskin-Robbins prices at a glance
Typical prices and calorie ranges for the most-ordered items. A “single” scoop is 4 oz; the kid’s and sundae scoop is 2.5 oz. Because flavor changes the calorie count, the figures are shown as ranges.
| Item | Size | Typical price (your store sets the exact price) | Calories |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kid’s Scoop | 2.5 oz | $2.80–$4 | 60–190 |
| Single Scoop | 4 oz | $3.50–$5 | 100–300 |
| Double Scoop | 2 scoops | $5–$7 | 200–600 |
| Triple Scoop | 3 scoops | $6.50–$9 | 300–900 |
| Soft Serve | cone | $3–$5 | varies; select locations |
| Classic Sundae | 2 scoops | $5.50–$7.50 | 310–470 |
| Banana Royale | 3 scoops | $7–$9 | 410–890 |
| Hand-Scooped Milkshake | mini–large | $4.70–$8.50 | 610–1,590 |
| Cappy (was Cappuccino Blast) | mini–large | $4.70–$8.50 | 310–600 |
| Ice Cream Cake | 6-inch (serves 6–8) | $25–$35 | 320–450 per slice |
| Ice Cream Cake | 8-inch (serves 10–12) | $35–$45 | 320–450 per slice |
| Pre-Packed Quart | take-home | $8–$12 | 250 per serving (varies by flavor) |
Prices are typical ranges observed across U.S. locations, not official set prices. Stores in major cities and combined Dunkin’/Baskin-Robbins locations often charge more. Check your local store or the official app for the exact price near you. For a full item-by-item breakdown, including real in-store and delivery figures, see our complete Baskin Robbins menu with prices guide.
The full Baskin-Robbins menu
Everything below is grouped by category. Flavor availability rotates by store and season, so the exact lineup on the board changes from one shop to the next. This is the standard U.S. menu — menus in other countries differ, which is covered further down in the international section.
Ice Cream Scoops
Any flavor on the board can be served in any scoop size, in a cup or a cone. From a double scoop up, you can mix two different flavors in one order, which is the easy way to try something new without committing a whole scoop to it.
| Item | Size | Typical price | Calories |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kid’s Scoop | 2.5 oz | $2.80–$4 | 60–190 |
| Single Scoop | 4 oz | $3.50–$5 | 100–300 |
| Double Scoop | 2 scoops | $5–$7 | 200–600 |
| Triple Scoop | 3 scoops | $6.50–$9 | 300–900 |
Cones
Two cones come at no extra cost: the plain Cake Cone (25 calories) and the Sugar Cone (45 calories). The fresh-baked Waffle Cone is an upgrade for a small upcharge — typically around $1 to $2 depending on the shop — and it also comes chocolate-dipped or “fancy” (rolled in sprinkles or almonds). A plain Waffle Cone adds 160 calories, and a Sprinkle Cone adds 310.
One important note if you avoid dairy: Baskin-Robbins Waffle Cones contain milk. The Cake Cone and the old-fashioned pointed Sugar Cone are the dairy-free choices, though both contain wheat and soy, and the Sugar Cone contains honey so it is not vegan.
Soft Serve
Soft serve is a legacy item that has largely disappeared from the standard U.S. menu. It no longer appears on the current online ordering menus for most major markets, and where a shop still runs it, you will find it in cups and cones, in a Soft Serve Cookie Sandwich (190 calories, or 330 with sprinkles), or blended into a float. Treat it as location-specific rather than a menu standard, and check the board at your store.
Sundaes & Banana Splits
Every sundae starts with hard-scoop ice cream and your choice of sauce — hot fudge, caramel, strawberry, or butterscotch — finished with whipped cream, nuts, and a cherry. The Banana Royale pairs a split banana with three scoops, hot fudge, whipped cream, and a cherry; the Banana Split lays a banana under three scoops and three toppings. Layered sundaes stack ice cream with a named candy or cookie throughout.
| Item | Build | Typical price | Calories |
|---|---|---|---|
| Classic Sundae | 2 scoops | $5.50–$7.50 | 310–470 |
| 3-Scoop Sundae | 3 scoops | $6.50–$8.50 | 330–670 |
| Banana Royale | 3 scoops + banana | $7–$9 | 410–890 |
| Banana Split | 3 scoops + banana | $7.50–$9.50 | 960 |
| Brownie Sundae | brownie + scoops | $6.50–$8.50 | 560–1,040 |
| OREO Layered Sundae | layered | $6–$8 | 930 |
| REESE’S PB Cup Layered Sundae | layered | $6–$8 | 1,250 |
| Cookie Dough Layered Sundae | layered | $6–$8 | 1,100 |
Milkshakes & Beverages
The Hand-Scooped Milkshake is built from any hard-scoop flavor blended with milk, in regular or large. Chocolate, Vanilla, Strawberry, and OREO Cookies ‘n Cream are the ones people order most, but the flavor is yours to pick. The Cappuccino Blast is the signature blended drink — coffee and ice cream whipped together, served small to large, with variants made with soft serve or finished with whipped cream. Smoothies and floats round out the drinks, including the classic Root Beer Float.
| Item | Size | Typical price | Calories |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hand-Scooped Milkshake | regular / large | $5–$7.50 | 400–1,580 |
| Cappy (was Cappuccino Blast) | mini–large | $4.70–$8.50 | 310–600 |
| Smoothie | mini–large | $4.70–$8.50 | 350–900 |
| Float | regular | $5–$7 | varies by build |
Ice Cream Cakes & Polar Pizza
Round cakes are the everyday celebration size: a 6-inch serves about 6–8, an 8-inch about 10–12, with sheet cakes for larger groups. You can build your own in a Cake in a Box, or order a decorated PhotoCake or a licensed character design (DecoSet-style toppers). Custom cakes and pies are usually ready in 24–48 hours, so order ahead. The Polar Pizza is a different idea altogether — a 9-inch round of ice cream on a chocolate chip cookie or double fudge brownie crust, cut like a pizza, in five set combinations or a custom build.
Item: Round Cake, 6-inch
Serves: 6–8
Typical price: $25–$35
Calories: 320–450 per slice
Item: Round Cake, 8-inch
Serves: 10–12
Typical price: $25–$35
Calories: 320–450 per slice
Item: Sheet Cake
Serves: 20+
Typical price: $40–$60
Calories: 320–450 per slice
Item: Polar Pizza
Serves: ~8 slices
Typical price: $22–$28
Calories: 380 per slice
Take-Home
For ice cream to keep in the freezer, Pre-Packed Quarts are the grab-and-go option in set flavors. Hand-Packed pints and quarts and Fresh Packs are filled to order, so they’re the way to take home a specific flavor you love. Boxed novelty bars and, at some shops, half-gallon containers are also stocked.
| Product | Size | Price Range | Calories / Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fresh Pack | 12 oz | $5–$12 | Varies by flavor |
| Pre-Packed Quart | 24 oz | $6–$12 | 250 per serving (varies) |
| Fresh Pack | 24 oz | $8–$16 | Varies by flavor |
| 2 Pre-Packed Quart Bundle | 2 tubs | $12–$28 | Varies by flavor |
| Boxed Novelty Bars | 4 bars | $6–$10 | Varies by flavor |
DIY Kits, Creature Creations & Add-Ons
A DIY Sundae Kit lets you assemble sundaes at home with ice cream, sauces, and toppings packed together. Creature Creations are kid-friendly treats decorated as animals and characters, like the Unicorn and Dinosaur. Rounding out the menu are extra toppings — hot fudge, caramel, whipped cream — and candles and candle holders to finish a cake.
What “31 flavors” means and the flavors you’ll find today
The “31 flavors” idea dates to 1953 — one flavor for every day of the month — and it set Baskin-Robbins apart from shops that carried only vanilla, chocolate, and strawberry. It was always a branding idea rather than a hard cap. Over its history the chain has built a flavor library of more than 1,400, and each shop keeps a rotating selection of around 31 on the board at a time, changing by location and season.
These are the core flavors most shops carry year-round:
Pralines ‘n Cream, Mint Chocolate Chip, World Class Chocolate, Very Berry Strawberry, Jamoca Almond Fudge, Old Fashioned Butter Pecan, Chocolate Chip, Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough, Rocky Road, Gold Medal Ribbon, Pistachio Almond, Vanilla, Chocolate, and Rainbow Sherbet.
There are also flavors made for specific diets, though stock varies from shop to shop. Non-dairy options such as Non-Dairy Cookies ‘n Crème and Non-Dairy Jamoca Chip suit a vegan or dairy-free choice, and No Sugar Added flavors like Caramel Turtle Truffle work for cutting back on sugar. Availability shifts by location, so check your store if you’re after one of these.
If you can’t decide, order a double scoop and put two flavors together — it’s the simplest way to taste more of the range in one go.
Baskin-Robbins Flavor of the Month and seasonal flavors
Every month Baskin-Robbins names a featured Flavor of the Month, and through the year it runs limited-time seasonal flavors and drinks tied to holidays and events. These are offered at participating locations while supplies last, so the featured scoop changes from month to month and from one shop to the next.
July 2026: Brookie Batter. It layers brown sugar and brownie batter flavored ice creams with OREO cookie pieces, chocolate chip cookie and brownie dough chunks, and brownie batter flavored swirls. Order it in a cup, a cone, a milkshake, or as a one-, two-, or three-scoop OREO Brookie Batter Sundae, at participating shops while supplies last. June 2026 was Fútbol Fireworks — sweet cream soda ice cream with cherry sherbet, blue raspberry swirls, and popping candy — which has now rotated off the board.
The featured flavor turns over at the start of each month. Check the official Flavor of the Month page for what’s scooping right now.
Calories, nutrition, and dietary options
A single scoop (4 oz) of hard ice cream generally runs from about 100 to 330 calories, depending on the flavor. Lighter picks sit at the low end — Raspberry Sorbet around 100, Daiquiri Ice around 100, Rainbow Sherbet and Orange Sherbet around 130 — while richer, cream-based flavors climb higher, with Vanilla about 240, Old Fashioned Butter Pecan about 260 and Peanut Butter ‘n Chocolate about 300. Sherbets and fruit ices are usually the lightest options; praline, chocolate, and candy-heavy flavors are the most calorie-dense.
A few honest notes on dietary fit. Most hard-scoop flavors are vegetarian and dairy-based. Non-dairy and vegan options are sold at participating stores but are limited in number. No Sugar Added flavors are offered for guests cutting back on sugar. Many items are made without gluten-containing ingredients, but everything is prepared on shared equipment, so cross-contact is possible — if you have a severe allergy, check the official allergen data or ask staff before ordering.
For exact per-flavor calories, fat, sugar, and allergens, see Baskin-Robbins’ official nutrition information.
Download the Baskin-Robbins menu (Printable PDF)
Want the menu on paper or saved to your phone? Our printable Baskin-Robbins menu PDF lists every category — scoops, cones, sundaes, milkshakes, cakes, Polar Pizza, and take-home packs — with sizes, typical prices, and calorie ranges. The prices are typical U.S. figures as of July 2026 and vary by location, so use the PDF as a planning guide and confirm the exact amount at your store.
Baskin-Robbins deals, rewards, and ways to save
The main way to save is Baskin-Robbins Rewards, the free loyalty program in the BR App. Join, and you get a free scoop after your first qualified purchase, then earn a visit credit on every transaction of $1 or more at participating shops, which builds toward member offers. Birthday Club members get a free-scoop coupon around their birthday, with about 30 days to redeem it — and you can join the Birthday Club without being in Rewards. Baskin-Robbins has also run “31”-themed scoop discounts on certain months over the years, but the details change from year to year, so check the app for what’s live. App and in-store offers shift often, and the BR App is the reliable place to see today’s deals.
Find a Baskin-Robbins near you and check hours
Hours and the flavor lineup vary from shop to shop, so the reliable way to find your nearest open store is the official Baskin-Robbins store locator or a quick maps search, both of which show live hours and “open now” status. Most shops open in the late morning and close mid-evening, with some staying open later on weekends — treat that as a typical pattern, not a guarantee for every location. Once you’ve found a store, you can order in person, pick up through the BR App in as little as 15 minutes, or get delivery through BR Delivers and major delivery apps where available.
Dunkin’ and Baskin-Robbins combo locations
Many U.S. shops share a building and counter with Dunkin’ under the same parent company, Inspire Brands. At these combined locations you can order Dunkin’ coffee and food alongside the full Baskin-Robbins ice cream menu shown on this page — the ice cream side is identical, with the Dunkin’ menu added. To find one, use the store locator and look for a shared Dunkin’/Baskin-Robbins shop.
Baskin-Robbins menus in other countries
This page covers the standard U.S. menu. Baskin-Robbins operates in more than 50 countries, and the menu, prices, currency, and some flavors differ from one market to the next. Several countries carry local-only items and dietary adaptations — India, for example, offers vegetarian and eggless flavors, and shops across the Middle East and South Asia, including the UAE and Pakistan, serve halal-certified products. Prices in each country are set locally and shown in the local currency, so a Canadian, Malaysian, Indian, or Puerto Rican menu won’t match the U.S. figures here.
For accurate local prices and the full lineup in your country, use the official Baskin-Robbins site for your region. It lists the exact flavors, cakes, and seasonal items available where you are.
How Baskin-Robbins compares to Dairy Queen, Cold Stone, and Culver’s
Each of the big U.S. ice cream chains is known for something different. Baskin-Robbins stands out for the sheer number of flavors and its made-to-order ice cream cake program. Cold Stone Creamery is built around mix-ins folded into your ice cream on a frozen granite stone. Dairy Queen is known for the Blizzard and its soft serve, and Culver’s for fresh frozen custard. None of these chains publishes a single national price — every shop is priced independently — so the figures below are typical entry prices, not fixed rates.
| Chain | Known for | Serving style | Typical entry price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Baskin-Robbins | Most flavors; ice cream cakes | Hand-scooped hard ice cream | Single scoop $3.50–$5 |
| Cold Stone Creamery | Mix-ins on a frozen stone | Made-to-order (Like It / Love It / Gotta Have It) | “Like It” small $4–$6 |
| Dairy Queen | Blizzard, soft serve | Soft serve | Small treat $3–$5 |
| Culver’s | Fresh frozen custard | Frozen custard | Scoop / dish $3–$4 |
Prices are typical and vary by location. For ice cream cakes, Dairy Queen rounds commonly start around $25.
About Baskin-Robbins — and how we keep these prices accurate
Baskin-Robbins was founded in 1945 in Glendale, California by Burton Baskin and Irvine Robbins, ice cream enthusiasts and brothers-in-law who had each run their own shop before joining forces. In 1953 the business was united under the Baskin-Robbins name with the “31 flavors” idea — a different flavor for every day of the month. The company is headquartered in Canton, Massachusetts, and is part of Inspire Brands, which completed its $11.3 billion acquisition of Dunkin’ Brands on 15 December 2020. With more than 7,800 shops across over 50 countries — 2,142 of them in the United States as of May 2026, with California alone accounting for 412 — it’s the world’s largest ice cream specialty chain, and its flavor library has grown past 1,400.
How we keep this page accurate. This page is maintained and reviewed by Muhammad Tayyab. Prices are national averages drawn from the official Baskin-Robbins menu, the BR App, and Baskin-Robbins’ published nutrition data, and they’re checked and updated on a regular schedule — last reviewed 18 july. Because each shop is franchised, your local price may differ. This is an independent reference site, not affiliated with or endorsed by Baskin-Robbins; all trademarks belong to their owner. Spotted something out of date? Contact us.
Baskin-Robbins menu — frequently asked questions
How much is a single scoop at Baskin-Robbins?
A single scoop typically costs about $3.50 to $5, depending on the shop. Baskin-Robbins is franchised, so each location sets its own prices — stores in big cities and combined Dunkin’/Baskin-Robbins shops often charge more. Check the BR App for the exact price near you.
What is the cheapest item on the menu?
The Kid’s Scoop is usually the cheapest way to get ice cream, at roughly $2.80 to $4, and a plain cake cone adds almost nothing. Prices vary by location, and where it’s offered, a single soft serve can also be among the lowest-cost options.
How many flavors does Baskin-Robbins have, and what does “31 flavors” mean?
“31 flavors” means one for every day of the month — a branding idea from 1953, not a strict limit. Each shop keeps a rotating selection of around 31 on the board, and the company has created more than 1,400 flavors over its history.
What is this month’s Flavor of the Month?
Baskin-Robbins features a new Flavor of the Month at participating shops while supplies last. The July 2026 flavor is Brookie Batter — brown sugar and brownie batter ice creams with OREO cookie pieces, cookie and brownie dough, and brownie batter swirls. The flavor turns over on the 1st of each month, so check the official Flavor of the Month page or the BR App for what is scooping right now.
How much is a Baskin-Robbins ice cream cake, and how far ahead should I order?
Ice cream cakes typically run from about $20 for a small heart cake up to $90 for a double sheet, with most everyday sizes landing between $29 and $54. A Cake in a Box comes in one size and serves 10–12, and the Celebration 9” Round Cake serves 12–16. Custom and decorated cakes are usually ready in 24 to 48 hours, so order ahead.
Does Baskin-Robbins have dairy-free, vegan, or no-sugar-added options?
Yes, at participating stores. Non-dairy options like Non-Dairy Cookies ‘n Crème suit a vegan or dairy-free choice, and No Sugar Added flavors are made for cutting back on sugar. Stock varies by shop, so check your local store.
Are Baskin-Robbins items gluten-free?
Some flavors are made without gluten-containing ingredients, but everything is prepared on shared equipment, so cross-contact is possible. If you have celiac disease or a serious allergy, check the official allergen information or ask staff before ordering.
How many calories are in a scoop or a milkshake?
A single 4-oz scoop runs about 100 to 330 calories depending on the flavor — Vanilla is around 240. A milkshake ranges widely, from about 610 calories for a small Very Berry Strawberry to roughly 1,590 for a large Peanut Butter ‘n Chocolate. Sherbets and fruit ices are the lightest picks.
Where can I find a Baskin-Robbins near me, and what are the hours?
Use the official Baskin-Robbins store locator or a maps search to find your nearest shop and its live hours. Most open late morning and close mid-evening, with some open later on weekends, but hours vary by location.
Are Baskin-Robbins and Dunkin’ the same company?
They’re sister brands under the same parent, Inspire Brands, which acquired both in 2020. Many U.S. locations share a building, letting you order Dunkin’ coffee and food alongside the Baskin-Robbins ice cream menu.
Do prices differ by country or location?
Yes. Every shop is franchised and priced independently, so the figures here are U.S. national averages and your local price may differ. Menus, currency, and flavors also change from country to country.
Pricing accuracy and last update
The prices on this page are U.S. national averages compiled from official Baskin-Robbins sources, including the brand’s menu, app, and published nutrition data; because every shop is franchised, your local price may differ. This page was last reviewed on 18 july. It’s an independent reference, not affiliated with or endorsed by Baskin-Robbins, and all trademarks belong to their owner.