There’s a new “secret menu” landing in UK Starbucks stores - and unless you know exactly what to ask for, you won’t even see it.
Shoppers can unlock a hidden set of drinks inspired by The Devil Wears Prada 2 - but there’s a catch: None of them appear on the menu boards or in the app.
Instead, customers have to order them by name at the till, and order it like a barista insider.
How to order Starbucks’ 'secret' menu drinks
It started in America with social media posts, but now coffee drinkers here are ordering these drinks too. Getting access isn’t as simple as scrolling the app.
To unlock the hidden menu, customers need to:
- Go in-store (they’re not listed online)
- Ask for the drink by its secret name
- Order before they disappear
Say names like “The Miranda” or “The Andy” — and baristas will know exactly what you mean.
What’s on the Starbucks 'secret' menu?
The off-menu line-up is inspired by iconic characters - and each drink has a very specific twist:
- The Miranda Caffè Latte – Caffè Latte — no foam, extra shot, extra‑hot skimmed milk: Because anything less would prompt… questions.
- The Andy Oat drink Cappuccino – Cappuccino with oat drink, two pumps caramel flavour syrup, cinnamon powder: simple, elevated, and ready to walk the line between who she was and who she’s becoming.
- The Nigel Espresso Con Panna – A Doppio Espresso Con Panna with one pump mocha sauce: bold and refined...gird your loins!
- The Emily Iced Chai Latte – Iced Chai with almond drink, one pump caramel flavour syrup: sophisticated, and prepared to be delivered at a “glacial pace”… or not.
Each one is designed to match the personality of the character - but you won’t see any of them advertised.
Why shoppers are rushing to try it
The "secret" menu is only around for a limited time, with drinks expected to disappear after early May.
It’s part of a wider global campaign tied to the film’s release - but the “in-the-know” ordering system is what’s really driving the buzz.
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Fans are already sharing how to order the drinks online, turning it into a word-of-mouth trend - and making it one of the most talked-about launches of the moment.
But, because the drinks aren’t listed anywhere, many customers may not realise they even exist.
And with no option to order ahead, it’s only those who know the names - and act quickly - who’ll get to try them.
Have you ordered any "secret" menu items? Tell us in the comments below.
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