Starbucks fall menu is the Seattle coffee chain's seasonal drink and food lineup, and Google Search interest for the query sits at 100 of 100 for the week of August 29 2026. That reading is up 108.33% from 48 on August 22 and up 900.0% from 10 on August 1, per Trends MCP get_growth on google search pulled September 1 2026. The 261-week series now peaks at 100 on August 29 2026, above 83 on August 30 2025. FOX6 Milwaukee, citing Starbucks, dated the 2026 menu including Pumpkin Spice Latte to August 25. Same-week 2024 was 9. The query is a launch-week search, not a year-round habit.
About starbucks fall menu
Starbucks fall menu is the annual late-summer reset of pumpkin, pecan, and bakery-inspired drinks that the Seattle chain uses as an unofficial start of fall, with FOX6 Milwaukee dating the 2026 drop to August 25 after Starbucks announced the date on August 3.
The News and Observer lists returning Pumpkin Spice Latte, Pumpkin Cream Cold Brew, Iced Pumpkin Cream Chai, Pumpkin Spice Frappuccino, Pecan Cortado, Iced Pecan Crunch Latte, and Pecan Crunch Latte. New 2026 drinks in that write-up include Chaider, Iced Pumpkin Cream Shaken Espresso, Pumpkin Spice Chai, Iced Pumpkin Cream Matcha, Iced Banana Bread Latte, and Iced Banana Bread Chai. Food adds a Hedgehog Cake Pop and a Chicken Bacon Protein Pocket, with Pumpkin Cream Cheese Muffin returning. FOX6 notes the Pumpkin Spice Latte has been the chain's best-selling seasonal drink since 2003. Pumpkin spice is the flavor query that usually keeps climbing after the menu keyword fades.
What the time series shows
The 261-week Google Search series for starbucks fall menu is a single-season spike that repeats each August, and August 29 2026 at 100 is a new peak above 83 on August 30 2025, 53 on August 24 2024, and 28 on August 26 2023.
Interest sat at 0 through June 27 2026, then printed 1 on July 4, 1, 2, 4, 10, 14, 17, 48, and 100 into August 29. Closest 30-day point is 10 on August 1 (+900.0%). Closest 90-day point is 0 on May 30, so the 90-day percent change is stored as null. Last eight weekly prints are 1, 2, 4, 10, 14, 17, 48, and 100. Week-over-week sample standard deviation on the last 52 comparable weeks is 75.09% on 21 changes. After last year's 83 the query fell to 22 on September 6 2025. The chart window starts August 26 2023. Google Trends is the live board that still ranks seasonal food queries in late August.
Why the page charts Google Search
A seasonal menu people look up, not a product they add to a cart, is a Google Search story, and search is the source that printed 100 the week of August 29 2026 with a readable August ramp and a 1-year lift of 20.48% from 83. Google Search for starbucks fall menu is 100, up 108.33% from 48 over 7 days and up 900.0% from 10 over 30 days. That 1-year print, 83 to 100, clears the +15% bar that filters a same-season repeat with no real year-over-year lift.
Same-day Google Search get_growth neighbors in the fall-food cluster show pumpkin spice latte at 100 (+1566.67% over 30 days from 6), pumpkin spice at 96 (+638.46% from 13), dunkin at 78 (+23.81% from 63), krispy kreme at 54 (+20.0% from 45), and starbucks at 61 (+17.31% from 52). The News and Observer dated Krispy Kreme's 2026 pumpkin launch to August 11 and Dunkin's to August 19, with Starbucks last on August 25. pumpkin spice latte and pumpkin spice are the drink-level queries that often keep rising after the menu keyword fades. Google Search data is the source behind every percentage on this page.
get_time_series with source google search and keyword starbucks fall menu is the call behind the chart: 261 weekly points from 2021-09-04 through 2026-08-29. get_growth on the same pair, windows 7D and 30D, is the headline math: 48 to 100 (+108.33%) and 10 to 100 (+900.0%).
A copy-paste pair for Claude or Cursor:
get_time_series source="google search" keyword="starbucks fall menu"
get_growth source="google search" keyword="starbucks fall menu" percent_growth=["7D","30D"]
REST is the same body at https://api.trendsmcp.ai/api with Authorization: Bearer and mode set to get_time_series or get_growth.