Starbucks in your country

[Anton Dmitriev]

There aren't "Starbucks" in my country lol

[carewser]

^Shouldn't take long, especially since they are already in Czechoslovakia, Bulgaria, Russia, Hungary, Romania, Poland and Turkey.

Hell, we even have Starbucks here in Canada.

[Jünyus Brütüs]

In Turkey, there are more than 130 sturbucks coffee shops and I don't think even a single one has a special design, they just look like other regular cafes. Just more wooden work inside.

[spongeg]

hmmm they say they are in india... or will be in a few months

Starbucks joins Tata for India foray

By James Fontanella-Khan in Mumbai and Jonathan Birchall in New York
Published: January 13 2011 18:21 | Last updated: January 13 2011 18:21

Starbucks is to enter India – home of some the world’s greatest teas – through an alliance with Tata, the Indian conglomerate, that could see the US-based coffee retailer open its first branded coffee shop in the country within six months.

The two sides said they had signed a memorandum of understanding to explore retail opportunities, after Starbucks signed a sourcing and processing deal with Tata Coffee, India’s biggest coffee grower.

R K Krishnakumar, chairman of Tata Coffee, said he expected stores to open rapidly. “They have a very aggressive strategy, and within six months you should be able to have a Starbucks coffee in Mumbai that will be exactly like the one you would have in New York or Paris,” he said.

http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/7a2c93e0-1...#axzz1M29t8MDN

[evian]

Russia. 48 coffee houses


http://fotki.yandex.ru/search/starbu...um/view/243458


http://fotki.yandex.ru/search/starbu...um/view/255235



http://fotki.yandex.ru/search/starbu...um/view/223720




«ТЦ «Афимолл Сити»» на Яндекс.Фотках

[brazilteen]

Brazil has 25 starbucks coffe house...3 in Campinas,4 in Rio de Janeiro and 18 in São Paulo

Campinas



Rio de Janeiro

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Starbucks | Shopping Leblon por LucianaTorres, no Flickr

São Paulo

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Starbucks Coffee - Al. Campinas -São Paulo por Vinícius Nenartavis, no Flickr

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Starbucks Coffee por celsojunior, no Flickr

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Queue por Mario Cardoso, no Flickr

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Staaaarbucks por ' darknessplus, no Flickr

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Vex @ Starbucks Coffee / São Paulo, Brazil por vexcorp, no Flickr

[blue_man100]

in MEXICO

300+



one example, small town of San Miguel Allende

[blue_man100]

one more from Mexico...

Starbucks in city of Zacatecas

[browncolour]

Taiwan's area just 35,801 km2 (13,822.8 sq mi), but u can find 234 Starbucks in Taiwan

Neihu Mingquan Branch, Taipei
first LEED store in Taiwan

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Flickr 上 miniQQ 的 DSC03325

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Flickr 上 miniQQ 的 20110530 星巴克內湖民權門市(開幕前)_20

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Flickr 上 miniQQ 的 DSC03399

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Flickr 上 miniQQ 的 DSC03330

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Flickr 上 miniQQ 的 DSC03421

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Flickr 上 miniQQ 的 DSC03427

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Flickr 上 miniQQ 的 DSC03307

[krkseg1ops]

Starbucks sucks, glad I don't have any in my town

[Turbosnail]

Starbucks coffee is crap - it's so inconsistent I stopped buying there. I buy coffee from McDonalds, much better and half the price. I also caught the girl at my local Starbucks stealing money from the cash register. Starbucks is all about packaging.

[Galandar]

We still have no Starbucks in Azerbaijan

[urbanito38]

Starbucks Coffee in Peru

san isidro,lima




la molina,lima


has many more in all but very small file photos to be seen

in arequipa city

[evian]

Originally Posted by Galandar

We still have no Starbucks in Azerbaijan

But for what it is necessary to you? It's just a brand, for which costs nothing.

[Taller, Better]

I rarely go to Starbucks as I find the roast of their coffee too strong, and I find all the Venti/Law-Tay Grawn-Day stuff incredibly pretentious... but they do pick some pretty locations. One I saw last night here in Little Italy:

[desertpunk]

Could this be the world's tiniest Starbucks?


Wash. DC

[motion]

i have always wondered if u get the same coffee in starbucks in other countries as in america. I heard its different coffee everywhere
for example i usually get a soy meesto - this porbably does not exist in france for example?

[Taller, Better]

If I remember correctly, in some of the ones in England, you don't really get much of a selection of coffees. In Mexico, I usually wind up going to one if I can find it, as they are pretty much the only place to get cream for the brewed coffee, and I like it that way!

Originally Posted by carewser

Hell, we even have Starbucks here in Canada.

Yes. 785 of the rascals. They came to Canada via Vancouver, and I think they are still more popular than the rest of Canada. I prefer Timothy's , myself, or The Second Cup
which are both chains started here locally.

[Basincreek]

I love how this subject brings out the coffee purists who fall over themselves to declare how much they hate it.

Of course I have no horse in this race as I don't even drink coffee.

[Taller, Better]

Originally Posted by Basincreek

I love how this subject brings out the coffee purists who fall over themselves to declare how much they hate it.

I would never consider myself to be a coffee purist ( I don't like espresso, cappuccinos, lattes, etc...), but a person doesn't require any specialized knowledge to be able to say whether like how a roast of coffee tastes, do they? I think it is quite similar as people saying whether they like a McDonald's hamburger, or not.. you don't have to be a Chef to make up your mind on something as basic as that.