Olive Garden Drink Menu
Did you know a casual Italian chain serves signature cocktails, wine flights and gallon iced tea to go — all at family-friendly prices? That range lets you plan a simple weeknight dinner or a small celebration without surprises.
Here you’ll find sodas, fresh-brewed iced teas, specialty lemonades, espresso and classic cocktails like Italian Margaritas and Peach Bellinis. Prices are clear and many non-alcoholic refills are free, which keeps meals easy for families.
The wine list mixes Italian and American labels by the glass or bottle, plus flights if you want a taste. Beer selections include domestic and imports such as Peroni.
For to-go plans, gallon iced teas, raspberry lemonade and 2-liter sodas make takeout simpler. For more details on pours and examples, see the official beverage proof here.
Refreshing drinks to pair with every meal, today
A well-chosen beverage lifts flavors and keeps dinner relaxed for the whole table. You can match sips to plates with a short list of proven pairings that work across the menu.
Try citrus cocktails with creamy pastas, a soft Chianti or Cabernet with lasagna, and a crisp Pinot Grigio with shrimp. Light beer is an easy fit for sampler entrees like the Tour of Italy. Kids often prefer flavored lemonade or iced tea, which keeps family meals simple.
- Pair creamy Alfredo with a citrus-forward cocktail for balance.
- Match tomato-based dishes with softer Italian reds for structure.
- Choose iced teas or light whites for seafood and salads.
Prices stay budget-friendly: cocktails around $7–$10, wines by the glass ~$6–$9, beers $5–$7, and non-alcoholic drinks $3–$5. Start with a glass and decide on a bottle later to keep the total price predictable.
Olive Garden Drink Menu
You can sip smartly—many soft options come with in-house refills and steady prices. That makes it easy to relax through apps, mains, and dessert without watching the clock.
Non-alcoholic highlights with free refills
Start with fountain drinks and soft drinks that include free refills. Kids and adults both like the classic lemonade and raspberry lemonade for familiar flavor and reliable value.
Fresh brewed and brewed iced choices include unsweetened iced tea and flavored blends. Specialty iced teas raspberry and Bellini-style peach-raspberry add light fruit notes without heavy sweetness.
Current price ranges and what to expect
Non-alcoholic prices commonly range $3–$5. Examples: Coca-Cola about $3.49, Classic Lemonade $3.99–$4.69, Raspberry Lemonade $3.99–$4.99.
| Item | Typical Price | To-go Value |
|---|---|---|
| Fresh brewed iced tea | $3.99–$5.49 | Gallon iced teas $6.99–$11.49 |
| Raspberry Lemonade | $3.99–$4.99 | Gallon raspberry lemonade $6.99–$11.49 |
| 2-Liter Soda | $5.49 | 2-Liter for takeout $5.49 |
- Expect cocktails roughly $7–$10 and wine by the glass near $6–$9.
- Ask staff about daily specials or $5 features for extra savings.
- Wide beverage options mean simple choices now and room to try something new later.
Non‑Alcoholic Drinks: Soft Drinks, Iced Tea, Lemonade, and Coffee
Whether you want a cold soda, a fruity limonata, or a warm espresso, the selection fits kids and grownups alike.
Fountain soft drinks and juices
Choose classic fountain drinks like Coca‑Cola, Diet Coke, Sprite, and Dr Pepper. These soft drinks typically run about $3.49 and come with free in‑house refills.
Juices (apple, orange, cranberry) are about $3.99 and offer a simple, no‑fuss option for kids and guests who prefer something lighter.
Lemonades and limonatas
Classic lemonade balances sweet and tart at roughly $3.99–$4.69. Raspberry lemonade adds a bright note for about $4.99.
The strawberry‑passion fruit limonata is a playful, slightly sparkling choice at $5.59 when you want a fruity alternative.
Fresh brewed iced teas and specialty iced flavors
Fresh brewed unsweetened iced tea is a light base ($3.49–$4.69). Flavored brewed iced options include Mango‑Strawberry Iced Tea ($4.99–$5.49) and Bellini Peach‑Raspberry Iced Tea ($4.99).
Hot coffee and espresso selections
For a warm finish, regular coffee or hot tea runs $2.99–$3.29. Lavazza espresso is about $4.99 and cappuccino is $5.99. Iced coffee and frozen cappuccino appear at select locations.
To‑go value
Gallon iced teas and gallon raspberry lemonade start around $6.99–$11.49. A 2‑liter soda for takeout is typically $5.49. These to‑go options make family meals easier and more budget‑friendly.
| Item | In‑House Price | Calories | To‑Go Option |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fountain soft drinks | $3.49 | 0–150 cal | 2‑Liter Soda $5.49 |
| Classic Lemonade | $3.99–$4.69 | ~170 cal | Gallon Lemonade $6.99–$11.49 |
| Raspberry Lemonade | $4.99 | 170–190 cal | Gallon Raspberry Lemonade $6.99–$11.49 |
| Mango‑Strawberry Iced Tea | $4.99–$5.49 | ~100 cal | Gallon Iced Teas $6.99–$11.49 |
The beverages options are clear and family‑friendly. For the full non‑alcoholic beverages list, see the official non‑alcoholic beverages page for more details and pricing: non-alcoholic beverages list.
Cocktails and Specialty Sips
From single glasses to pitchers, the specialty sips cover classic tastes and playful, limited-time twists.
Signature favorites
Signature cocktails bring familiar flavors with an Italian accent. The Italian Margarita mixes tequila with a hint of amaretto and runs about $7.59–$9.49 (~380 cal).
Blue Amalfi ($8.99; ~300 cal) layers citrus and tropical notes. Peach Bellini ($8.99; ~250 cal) is smooth and bubbly for a light toast.
Seasonal mixes and $5 specials
Limited-time options rotate through the list. Select $5 specials have included Spiked Strawberry Lemonade, Watermelon Margarita, and Green Apple Moscato Sangria.
These offers let you try new flavors without a big commitment to price.
Sangrias and shareable pitchers
Sangrias are friendly for groups. Glasses run near $6 while pitchers are about $19.50 and serve four.
Watermelon Moscato Sangria and Berry Sangria are common choices. Pitchers make passing around appetizers simple and relaxed.
| Item | Price Range | Approx. Calories |
|---|---|---|
| Italian Margarita | $7.59–$9.49 | ~380 |
| Blue Amalfi / Peach Bellini | $8.99 | ~250–300 |
| Sangria (glass / pitcher) | $6 / $19.50 | ~200–330 |
If you prefer fruit in your glass, start with a Bellini or a spiked lemonade. Ask your server about today’s value picks so your final price fits the plan.
Wine List: Glass, Bottle, and Grande Pours
A focused wine list keeps choices familiar and pairing-friendly for every table. You’ll find Italian imports and American picks at clear prices. That makes it easy to choose a glass, a bottle, or a larger pour to share.
Reds offer structure for hearty plates. Chianti is $7.25 a glass and $27 a bottle. Merlot is $7.75/$29, and Cabernet Sauvignon runs $8.50/$32. Roscato Rosso Dolce is a sweeter red at $8 a glass and $31 per bottle.
Whites and sparkling cover crisp to creamy. Pinot Grigio is $7.50/$28. Chardonnay is $7.75/$29. Moscato is $7.50/$29. Prosecco (Maschio) appears at about $8.50 a glass or $30 a bottle.
Accessible pricing and tasting options
Three‑pour wine flights are $12.99, a relaxed way to sample before you commit to a bottle. Select labels offer a Grande Pour upgrade for when you want a little more in the glass.
- The list balances Italian and American labels for easy pairing with pasta, chicken, and steak.
- Cabernet brings boldness for rich sauces; Chianti pairs well with tomato-based dishes.
- Pinot Grigio and Prosecco brighten seafood and salads; Chardonnay suits buttery plates.
| Wine | Glass | Bottle |
|---|---|---|
| Chianti | $7.25 | $27 |
| Merlot | $7.75 | $29 |
| Cabernet Sauvignon | $8.50 | $32 |
| Pinot Grigio | $7.50 | $28 |
If you want help matching a choice to your entrée, ask your server. The wine list aims to be friendly, familiar, and ready to fit your table’s pace and price.
Beer and Happy Hour Values
A short list of familiar lagers, imports, and rotating crafts keeps choices stress-free. You get domestic standards, a few imports, and regional cans when available.
Domestic, imported, and select regional craft choices
Expect Bud Light and Miller Lite for easy, low-calorie pours. Peroni and Stella Artois cover the imported side at a slightly higher price. Local craft beers rotate by location when tapped.
| Beer | Price | Approx. Calories |
|---|---|---|
| Bud Light | $3.00–$5.00 | ~110 |
| Miller Lite | $4.00–$5.00 | ~96 |
| Peroni / Stella Artois | $6.00 / $6.50 | ~150 |
Weekday Happy Hour times and drink specials
Happy Hour commonly runs Monday through Friday, 3:00–6:00 PM. Times and availability vary by location, so a quick call confirms details.
- Sample specials: $5 wines, $4 beers, and $5 spritzers like Red Citrus or Berry Bianco.
- Approachable cocktails at $5 include Long Island Limoncello and Mango Martini; Traditional Margarita often appears near $6.
- Non‑alcoholic choices like iced tea and raspberry lemonade are suggested if you prefer a lighter option during Happy Hour.
Prices are posted clearly, so you can plan a casual meet-up without surprises. Start with a lager, switch to a spritzer, and keep the table moving at a friendly price point.
Find your perfect pairing and savor the moment
Match flavors, not rules: a bright citrus cocktail or an iced tea cuts through a rich, creamy meal. A Chianti or Cabernet warms a savory plate.
For seafood and salads, pick a crisp Pinot Grigio or chilled brewed iced tea. Try a mango-strawberry iced tea for a hint of fruit that stays light.
Kids love classic lemonade or raspberry lemonade with pasta. Free refills on non-alcoholic drinks help the table relax. Gallon iced teas and gallon iced raspberry lemonade make takeout easy for gatherings.
If you want to explore, sample a small flight of wines or swap between cocktails and fresh brewed teas. Choose what fits the moment and savor it.
FAQ
What are the most popular non-alcoholic options available?
The most requested choices include fresh-brewed iced tea, classic lemonade, mango-strawberry iced tea, and flavored lemonades such as raspberry and strawberry-passion fruit. Guests also enjoy fountain sodas, hot coffee, and a selection of teas. Many locations offer free refills on brewed iced tea and fountain drinks.
Can I get a large to-go beverage like a gallon of iced tea or a two-liter soda?
Yes. Several locations sell to-go gallons of iced tea and specialty lemonades, plus 2-liter sodas. Availability varies by restaurant, so call ahead to confirm sizes and packaging for takeout.
Are flavored iced teas and lemonades seasonal or available year-round?
Some flavored options are staples and available year-round, while others rotate with the season. Mango-strawberry iced tea and Bellini peach-raspberry flavors may appear as limited-time offerings. Check local listings for current flavors before you visit.
What alcoholic specialty cocktails should I try?
Popular signature cocktails include the Italian Margarita, a citrus-forward mixed drink, the Blue Amalfi with light citrus and color, and the Peach Bellini — a fruit-forward, bubbly choice. Seasonal cocktails and specials may be offered during promotions.
Do you offer sangrias or pitchers for sharing?
Yes. Sangrias and shareable pitchers are offered at many locations and are designed for groups. They’re a good value for tables sharing appetizers or family-style meals. Availability and sizes can vary by location.
What wine varieties are on the list and how are they priced?
The wine list typically includes reds like Chianti, Merlot, and Cabernet Sauvignon, plus whites and sparkling options such as Pinot Grigio, Chardonnay, Moscato, and Prosecco. Options range from glass pours to bottles and larger pours. Prices are set per location and are generally accessible, with occasional flight offerings for tasting.
Are there craft and imported beers, and when is happy hour?
Yes. Menus usually include domestic, imported, and select regional craft beers. Weekday happy hour times and specific drink specials differ by restaurant. Check the local location’s posted times for the best deals.
Are there low‑calorie or non‑sugary beverage options?
Diet and zero‑sugar fountain options are commonly available. Hot teas, black coffee, and sparkling water are lower-calorie choices. Ask the server for nutrition guides if you need detailed calorie or sugar information.
Can I pair wines or cocktails with specific entrées?
Yes. Red wines like Chianti or Cabernet pair well with hearty meat dishes and tomato-based pastas. Lighter whites and Prosecco suit seafood, chicken, and cream sauces. Ask your server for pairing suggestions tailored to your entrée for the best match.
How can I find current prices and limited-time drink offers?
Real-time pricing and promotional details vary by restaurant and change seasonally. Visit the restaurant’s official website or call the location directly for the most accurate prices and current limited-time beverage specials.
