WatchHouse is hawking its 8-oz cup of La Negrita pourover at a jaw-dropping $28 — or $30 with tax included, before tip — a ...

Iced coffee costs come from all sides, with the most obvious also being the easiest to overlook: the ice. "People think ice is free," says Michael Pollack of Brooklyn Roasting Company , where a 24 ...

Iced coffee also requires ice, which means the shop needs to have an ice machine. Of course, these costs are minimal — but we all know minimal costs can add up and become quite substantial! Quality ...

Good luck finding a cup of iced coffee for under $3. ... Here’s why iced coffee is so crazy expensive By . Nicole Lyn Pesce, Moneyish. Published July 3, 2017, 2:09 p.m. ET.

I usually go to Passero’s on Chestnut Street where the cold brew is $3.40 — roughly 50 more cents than a regular iced coffee. Every time, I wonder why it’s more expensive.

This is more relevant than ever, as coffee shops are putting extra time and effort into sourcing coffee locally (think farm-to-table in coffee form). Images: gongmi /pixabay; Giphy (4) ...

At its least expensive ($3.50 a cup from Ninth Street Espresso), one iced coffee five days a week means you’re spending $17.50 a week on coffee alone, and $70 on it a month.

You might have noticed something new on your last trip to the local coffee shop — a higher price for drip coffee. In June, Starbucks raised the price of the coffee by 10 to 20 cents at most of ...