Starbucks is shaking up its menu this spring. On March 4, the coffee chain will remove 13 less popular drinks from its menu, the company told TODAY.com.

Starbucks is working to simplify its offerings and, come March 4, just over a dozen drinks will be taken off the coffeehouse chain’s menu.

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Starbucks is adjusting its menu and some customer-favorite drinks might be going away for good. Starting March 4, the coffee chain will remove a selection of less popular beverages from its menu.

UPDATED: February 26, 2025 at 7:08 AM CST NEW YORK — Starbucks is making cuts to its menu, with some of the coffee giant’s “less popular beverages” set to take their final bow next week.

The top four drinks will be voted on August 18-20 on the Starbucks Instagram page. The four finalists will each win $5,000 and their drinks will also be on the Secret Menu from August 18-25.

Starbucks is cutting about 30% of its menu items in the U.S. by the end of September. The plan is to focus on premium beverages in line with consumer trends and preferences, the company said.