The 7 Brew Fizz Menu is the bubbly side of the Seven Brew secret menu. Every fizz starts with sparkling water, then gets two or three flavored syrups and a cup full of ice, so you end up with a cold, fruity drink that tastes a lot like an Italian soda. Most fizz drinks cost $6.00 to $6.25 for a medium, a medium usually lands between 150 and 250 calories, and none of them use coffee or the energy base. Below you’ll find current prices, what goes into each drink and the exact words to use when you order.
What Is a 7 Brew Fizz?
A fizz is 7 Brew’s sparkling soda drink. The barista pumps flavored syrup into the cup, adds ice and tops it with carbonated water. Plenty of regulars ask for a splash of cream on top, which turns a light, clear fizz into a creamy drink close to a Dirty Soda or an old fashioned cream soda.
The biggest difference from the rest of the menu is caffeine. A 7 Brew energy drink uses the 7 Energy base, and lattes and chillers use espresso. A fizz uses neither, so it works as an evening drink or a treat for kids. Calories come almost entirely from the syrups. That’s why a small made with sugar free syrup stays near 120 calories, while a large with three regular syrups and cream can reach about 440.
7 Brew Fizz Menu Prices and Calories
The prices below are for a medium. Small and large sizes move the price down or up, and prices can differ slightly from one 7 Brew stand to another.
| Drink Name | Price (Medium) | Calories (Medium) |
|---|---|---|
| Pixie Stick Fizz | $6.00 | 150 to 250 |
| Red Giant Fizz | $6.25 | 150 to 250 |
| Stargazer | $6.25 | 150 to 250 |
| Green Gummy Bear | $6.25 | 150 to 250 |
| Pink Mermaid | $6.25 | 150 to 250 |
| Hula | $6.25 | 150 to 250 |
| Orange Sherbert | $6.25 | 150 to 250 |
| Razorberry | $4.99 | 150 to 250 |
Popular Secret Fizz Drinks and What’s in Them
These are the common fan recipes. The syrups can change a little by location, so read them out if your barista doesn’t know the drink name.
- Pixie Stick Fizz: Cherry, grape and blue raspberry syrups. It tastes tangy and sweet, just like the powdered candy straw it’s named after.
- Red Giant Fizz: Strawberry, almond and white chocolate. The white chocolate gives it a strawberry cream soda taste. Ask your barista about the almond syrup first if you have a nut allergy.
- Stargazer: A mix of bright berry syrups that settle into colorful layers, so it looks as good in the cup as it tastes.
- Green Gummy Bear: Green apple with pineapple for a candy flavor that has a tropical finish.
- Pink Mermaid: Strawberry and coconut with a splash of cream, which gives it a soft pink color and a smooth, tropical taste.
- Hula: Pineapple and coconut. Think of a piña colada without the heaviness.
- Razorberry: Blue raspberry and raspberry. It’s the sharpest, most sour fizz on the list and the cheapest at $4.99.
- Orange Sherbert: Orange and vanilla topped with cream. It tastes like a scoop of orange sherbet melting into soda.
How to Customize Your 7 Brew Fizz
Every fizz is built from syrups, so small changes make a big difference. Ask for sugar free syrup to cut most of the calories, since the sparkling water itself has none. Ask for light ice if you want more drink in the cup, or an extra pump of syrup if the first sip tastes too mild.
Cream on top is the most popular upgrade. It works best with fruity syrups like strawberry, orange and coconut. You can also swap one syrup for another, so a Hula with mango in place of pineapple is a perfectly normal order.
Fizz, Energy or Smoothie: Which Should You Order?
Pick a fizz when you want something light, cold and caffeine free. Pick a 7 Brew secret energy drink when you need a boost, since those use the 7 Energy base and cost about $6.00 to $6.99 for a medium. Pick a smoothie when you want something thicker and more filling. Smoothies are blended with ice and run from about $4.25 to $6.75. Many of the same flavor names, like Pink Mermaid and Pixie Stick, show up in more than one category, so you can try your favorite flavor as a fizz, an energy drink or a smoothie.
How to Order From the 7 Brew Fizz Menu
Pull up to the window and start with your size, then the drink name, then the word “fizz” so the barista knows you don’t want the energy version. Add your changes at the end. A clear order sounds like this: “Can I get a medium Pink Mermaid fizz with light ice and sugar free syrup?” If the name draws a blank, list the syrups instead, such as “strawberry and coconut fizz with cream.”
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the 7 Brew Fizz Menu?
It’s the group of sparkling drinks on the 7 Brew secret menu. Each one is sparkling water mixed with flavored syrups and ice.
What drinks are on the Seven Brew Fizz Menu?
Popular picks are Pixie Stick Fizz, Red Giant Fizz, Stargazer, Green Gummy Bear, Pink Mermaid, Hula, Orange Sherbert and Razorberry.
How much do 7 Brew fizz drinks cost?
Most cost $6.00 to $6.25 for a medium. Razorberry is the cheapest at $4.99.
How many calories are in a 7 Brew fizz?
A medium has about 150 to 250 calories. The full range runs from about 120 for a small sugar free fizz to about 440 for a large with cream.
Are 7 Brew fizz drinks caffeinated?
No. A fizz uses sparkling water, not espresso or the energy base, so it’s caffeine free.
What is in the Red Giant Fizz?
Strawberry, almond and white chocolate syrups with sparkling water. It tastes like a strawberry cream soda.
Can I get a fizz sugar free?
Yes. Ask for sugar free syrups and the calories drop sharply, since the sparkling water adds none.
Can I add cream to a fizz?
Yes. A splash of cream on top is the most common upgrade and turns any fizz into a creamy soda.
Do all 7 Brew locations make fizz drinks?
Most do. If a barista doesn’t know a secret menu name, tell them the syrups and they can make it.