How much is a martini at Bonefish Grill?

On our list, martinis run about $6.90–$8.00 each at full price. Happy hour discounts several cocktails; prices vary by location.

How many calories are in a Bonefish espresso martini?

Bonefish's current official data lists the Espresso Martini at about 170 calories.

Which Bonefish martini has the fewest calories?

Among the ones we can source, the Espresso Martini and the (regional) Lemon Drop are lowest at roughly 170 each; the Pomegranate is higher at about 260.

Are cocktails cheaper at happy hour?

Often, yes. Bonefish runs a daily happy hour that discounts hand-crafted cocktails and martinis — see our happy hour page for the current deals.

Bonefish Grill Martini Prices (2026)

The bar program is a real part of the Bonefish experience, and this page lists the current Bonefish Grill martini prices — the shaken, often fruit-forward cocktails the restaurant is known for, right down to a mango martini finished with an orchid. It's a good section to scan before you sit down if a cocktail is part of the plan.

Prices below are the figures we have on file. Drink menus and pricing move around by market and by season, and happy hour can change the math entirely, so treat these as a baseline.

Bonefish Grill Martini Prices — full list

Item	Size	Price	Calories
Bonefish Martini	—	$6.90	—
Cosmopolitan	—	$7.90	—
Espresso Martini	—	$7.50	170
Lemon Drop Martini	—	$7.70	170 ‡
Ocean Trust Mango Martini	—	$7.90	—
Pomegranate Martini	—	$7.90	260
Raspberry Martini	—	$7.90	—
Ultimate Infused Dirty Martini	—	$8.00	—
Winter White Cosmopolitan	—	$7.90	—

‡ Regional item; official calorie figure listed by Bonefish Grill for the regional version. An em dash (—) in the Calories column means Bonefish Grill does not publish a current official figure that maps cleanly to this exact item, so we leave it blank rather than guess.

What to order

The Espresso Martini is the after-dinner favorite and, at $7.50, one of the lower-priced pours on the list — a natural pairing with the brownie from the dessert menu. The Pomegranate and Raspberry Martinis are the easy fruit-forward crowd-pleasers, and the Lemon Drop is the reliable citrus option.

If you're deciding between full price and a deal, check the happy hour page first: several hand-crafted cocktails are discounted during the window, which often makes ordering two rounds there cheaper than one round off the regular menu.

Calories on Bonefish Grill martinis

We attached official calorie figures to three drinks here — the Espresso Martini (about 170), the Pomegranate Martini (about 260), and the Lemon Drop Martini (about 170, listed by Bonefish as a regional item). Those come straight from the restaurant's current nutrition data for those cocktails.

The remaining martinis are left blank because Bonefish's current published list doesn't include those exact names (its cocktail lineup rotates), and we don't estimate calories for a mixed drink we can't source. As a rule, sweeter fruit martinis carry more sugar and calories than a dry or citrus pour.