Coffee prices rise across Greece’s largest cities in 2026, Pricefox comparison shows

Coffee has become more expensive in 2026 compared with last year across Greece’s six largest cities, according to a price comparison carried out by delivery-price tracking platform Pricefox and reported by Anatoli.

The comparison used real prices from a well-known delivery platform, covering seven types of coffee sold in the country’s six biggest cities. According to the data, average prices rose for all seven coffee types this year, though the scale of the increase varied by drink and by city, with some individual cases showing price decreases rather than rises.

The smallest average increase recorded was 2.0%, for freddo cappuccino, while the largest was 3.7%, for espresso, Pricefox found.

Attica sees cappuccino and freddo cappuccino rise

In Attica, espresso and Greek coffee can be found from €1.20, while freddo cappuccino reaches as much as €3.00, according to the comparison. The average price of cappuccino in the region rose from €2.36 last year to €2.45 this year.

Most coffee types in Attica became slightly more expensive, Pricefox reported, with filter coffee the exception: its average price fell slightly compared with last year.