Olive Garden Drinks
From signature cocktails to fresh-brewed iced teas and Italian espresso — every drink with current prices and calories.
Explore the DrinksNon-Alcoholic Drinks
Fountain drinks, iced teas and lemonades — all with never-ending dine-in refills.
Refills, Refills, Refills
Olive Garden’s non-alcoholic lineup covers the classics — fountain drinks, freshly brewed iced tea, and lemonade — all with never-ending dine-in refills, plus handcrafted limonatas and flavored iced teas.
Prices below are current for 2026 and checked against Olive Garden’s district menus.
Classic Lemonade
Freshly made classic lemonade; never-ending refills dine-in.
Raspberry Lemonade
Classic lemonade blended with raspberry; never-ending refills dine-in.
Strawberry-Passion Fruit Limonata
Lemonade, sparkling water, and strawberry-passion fruit; a guest favorite.
Kiwi-Melon Limonata
Lemonade, sparkling water, and refreshing kiwi-melon.
Fresh Brewed Iced Tea
Sweet or unsweet, freshly brewed; never-ending refills dine-in.
Bellini Peach-Raspberry Iced Tea
Iced tea with peach and raspberry.
Mango-Strawberry Iced Tea
Iced tea with mango and strawberry.
Blackberry-Pineapple Iced Tea
Iced tea with blackberry and pineapple.
Coffee Bar
A real Italian coffee bar — Lavazza espresso, cappuccino and iced coffee.
Finish Like an Italian
Olive Garden runs a real Italian coffee bar — Lavazza espresso, cappuccino, and iced coffee in vanilla, caramel, or traditional.
It’s the natural finish to a heavy pasta dinner, and the iced coffee doubles as an afternoon pick-me-up.
Hot Coffee
Freshly brewed, regular or decaf.
Hot Tea
Selection of hot teas.
Lavazza Espresso
Authentic Italian espresso shot.

Cappuccino
Espresso with steamed milk and foam.
Caffè Latte
Espresso with steamed milk.
Caffè Mocha
Espresso with chocolate and steamed milk.
Iced Coffee
Sweetened and blended with milk — vanilla, caramel, or traditional.

Frozen Cappuccino
Chilled Lavazza espresso blended with ice cream.
Signature Cocktails
The cocktails people search by name — ingredients, calories and prices.
The Famous Italian Margarita
This is the part of the Olive Garden cocktails menu people search by name. Each cocktail below lists what’s in it, the official calorie count, and the price.
Every specialty cocktail is made to order at the bar.
Italian Margarita
Jose Cuervo Silver tequila, triple sec, amaretto float. The signature.
Strawberry Limoncello Margarita
Mi Campo Blanco tequila, Caravella limoncello, strawberry.
Blue Capri
Blue Chair Bay coconut rum, blue curaçao, pineapple juice.
Peach Bellini
Sparkling Italian white wine, peach purée.
Sicilian Sunset
New Amsterdam vodka, prickly pear lemonade, pineapple juice.
Italian Rum Punch
Bacardi Silver rum, amaretto, strawberry-passion fruit.
Amaretto Sour
Amaretto, sour mix.
Spiked Strawberry Lemonade
New Amsterdam vodka, strawberry-passion fruit lemonade, mint.
Sangrias for Sharing
The menu’s best group-drink value — by the glass or the pitcher (serves 4).
Do the Pitcher Math
Olive Garden’s sangrias are the menu’s best group-drink value — and the pitcher option is the angle most drink guides skip.
Every sangria comes by the glass or as a pitcher that serves 4. A pitcher at $26.50 works out to about $6.63 a serving versus $8.50 for a single glass.
Green Apple Moscato Sangria
Chilled moscato, apple purée, pineapple juice, fresh fruit.
Berry Sangria
Red wine, fresh fruit, fruit juices.
Watermelon Moscato Sangria
Chilled moscato, watermelon, ginger ale, fresh fruit. Seasonal.
Wine & Beer
An Italian-leaning wine list — the featured $15 bottles are the value play.
The $15 Bottle Secret
Olive Garden’s wine list leans Italian and approachable — and the featured $15 bottles are the value play: a full bottle for less per glass than most cocktails.
Beer, wine, and cocktail availability varies by state and local laws.
Rosso Dolce Sweet Red (featured)
Featured bottle value.
Porta Vita Red Blend (featured)
Featured bottle value.
Cavit Pinot Grigio
Crisp Italian white.
Sutter Home White Zinfandel
Light, sweet blush.
Chateau Ste. Michelle Riesling
Off-dry white.

Maschio Prosecco (sparkling)
Italian sparkling.
Rocca delle Macìe Chianti Classico
Classic Tuscan red.
Robert Mondavi Cabernet
Private Selection Cabernet.
Meiomi Pinot Noir
Smooth California pinot.
Dreaming Tree Cabernet
Rich red blend.
Beer, Too
Olive Garden pours domestic and imported beers alongside the wine list — a straightforward option when the table wants something cold and simple.
Drinks To Go & Catering
Take the drinks home — fountain drinks, lemonades, iced teas and 2-liters.
To-Go Fountain Drink
Single-serve cup; no refills on to-go orders.
To-Go Lemonade / Iced Tea
Classic, raspberry, or flavored iced teas to go.
2-Liter Soda
Take-home 2-liter bottle with your order.
Gallon Lemonade / Iced Tea
Available at many locations for groups — ask when ordering.
Seasonal & Limited-Time Drinks
Rotating flavors — summer brings watermelon, winter brings spice.
Watermelon Margarita
Watermelon and Calirosa Rosa Blanco tequila, salted rim. Seasonal — typically summer.
Watermelon Moscato Sangria
Moscato, watermelon, ginger ale, fresh fruit. Seasonal — typically summer.
Refills & Kids’ Drinks
The unlimited deal and the little ones.
Kids’ drinks: the kids’ menu includes small fountain drinks, milk, and chocolate milk with kids’ meals at most locations — ask your server for current options and prices.
How to Save Money on Drinks
Drinks are the easiest place to overspend — here’s where the real value is.
Order the pitcher, not the glass
A sangria pitcher at ~$26.50 serves 4 (~$6.63 each) versus $8.50 a glass. For a table of four, that’s about $7.50 saved before tax.
Lean on never-ending refills
The $3.69 iced tea or fountain drink is effectively unlimited dine-in. Two refills and you’re drinking at about $1.23 a glass.
Pick the $6.50 cocktails
The Sicilian Sunset and Amaretto Sour are the cheapest cocktails on the menu — $3 less than the Italian Margarita.
Choose the $15 featured wine bottles
Four featured bottles sell for $15 a bottle — cheaper per glass than most cocktails.
Watch the specials menu
Limited-time food promotions sometimes bundle drink deals — check specials and happy hour before you go.
Water is free
Tap water costs nothing and keeps the table’s drink bill at zero — pair it with the free breadsticks on a tight night.
Best Drinks to Pair With Your Meal
What to order with the classics.
| Dish | Pair It With | Why It Works |
|---|---|---|
| Spicy Chicken Alfredo | Italian Margarita ($9.50) | The margarita’s citrus and amaretto sweetness cool the spice |
| Tour of Italy | Chianti Classico (glass $8.50) | Classic Italian red with red-sauce classics |
| Shrimp Scampi | Pinot Grigio (glass $6.50) | Crisp white wine with garlic-butter shrimp |
| Chicken Parmigiana | Berry Sangria pitcher ($26.50 serves 4) | Fruity red sangria stands up to hearty parm; pitcher = value |
| Fettuccine Alfredo | Strawberry Limoncello Margarita ($9.00) | Bright citrus cuts through the creamy sauce |
| Lasagna Classico | Amaretto Sour ($6.50) | Sweet-almond notes play well with rich, meaty lasagna |
| Soup, Salad & Breadsticks lunch | Fresh Brewed Iced Tea ($3.69, 0 cal) | Zero-calorie, unlimited refills — keeps lunch light and cheap |
| Tiramisu or Black Tie Mousse Cake | Cappuccino ($4.99) | The classic Italian finish — espresso with dessert |
| Any group dinner (4+) | Green Apple Moscato Sangria pitcher ($26.50) | ~$6.63 per serving vs. $8.50 a glass |
| Brunch-style lunch visit | Peach Bellini ($8.00–$9.00) | Light, sparkling, made for midday |
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything guests ask about Olive Garden drinks.
How much are drinks at Olive Garden?
Most non-alcoholic drinks at Olive Garden cost $3.69–$4.59, signature cocktails run $6.50–$9.50, wine by the glass starts around $6.00, and sangria pitchers (serving 4) are about $26.50. Prices vary by location.
Does Olive Garden have free refills on drinks?
Yes. Olive Garden offers never-ending refills on fountain drinks, iced tea, and lemonade for dine-in guests at participating locations. Refills don’t apply to to-go or delivery orders.
What is the most popular drink at Olive Garden?
The Italian Margarita — Olive Garden’s signature cocktail made with Jose Cuervo tequila, triple sec, and amaretto — is the chain’s most talked-about drink, alongside guest favorites Raspberry Lemonade and Strawberry-Passion Fruit Limonata.
What are the lowest-calorie drinks at Olive Garden?
Unsweet iced tea, hot coffee, hot tea, and diet fountain drinks have 0 calories. Among cocktails, the Spiked Strawberry Lemonade (160 cal) is one of the lightest.
Can you get Olive Garden drinks to go?
Yes. Fountain drinks, lemonades, iced teas, and 2-liter sodas are available for takeout and delivery at most locations; alcoholic drinks to go depend on state and local laws.
What is the cheapest drink at Olive Garden?
Hot coffee and hot tea (from $2.99) and unsweet iced tea ($3.69, 0 cal, with never-ending refills dine-in) are the cheapest drinks. Among cocktails, the Sicilian Sunset and Amaretto Sour tie at $6.50.
How many servings are in an Olive Garden sangria pitcher?
A sangria pitcher serves 4 and costs about $26.50 — roughly $6.63 per serving versus $8.50 for a single glass. For two or more sangria drinkers, the pitcher is the better deal.
Does Olive Garden have happy hour drink specials?
Olive Garden doesn’t run a traditional daily happy hour at most locations, but drink deals do appear — check the happy hour page for current offers and the specials menu for limited-time promotions.
Can I get a half iced tea, half lemonade at Olive Garden?
It’s not a printed menu item at most locations, but many restaurants will mix one on request — ask your server. Expect to pay the lemonade price (around $3.69–$4.29).
Does Olive Garden have espresso drinks?
Yes — the coffee bar serves Lavazza espresso ($3.99), cappuccino ($4.99), caffè latte ($4.19), caffè mocha ($4.19), iced coffee ($4.19), and a frozen cappuccino ($4.19). See the Coffee Bar section above.
Is alcohol served at every Olive Garden location?
No — beer, wine, and cocktail availability varies by state and local laws. Most locations serve the full bar menu, but a few have limited or no alcohol service.
Ready to Order?
Whether it’s a never-ending iced tea with lunch or a sangria pitcher with the table, you now know every drink, every price, and every calorie count on the Olive Garden drink menu for 2026.
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