Starbucks in your country

[Droden]

Originally Posted by Marsupilami

Starbuck is so overrated.

Agreed. I prefer Cafe Nero coffee myself but I'm not sure how international that chain is compared to Starbucks

p.s. I prefer the interior decor of Cafe Nero too...

[SydneyCity]

Starbucks Australia closed a lot of stores during the Global Financial Crisis, as a result, only a few are left, mostly in busy downtown areas.

A Starbucks in Haymarket, Sydney:
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Starbucks Haymarket Sydney Australia by rollaramp, on Flickr

Popular coffee/tea stores in Australia include Michel's Patisserie, Gloria Jean's Coffees, EasyWay, Chatime and The Coffee Club. Starbucks was never really that popular here.

[hkskyline]

Hong Kong
This Starbucks has been designed to mimick a local-style fast food eatery.


Source : http://fizzyqueen.xanga.com/72365982...uddell-street/

[evian]

Moscow


«А тут без окон, без дверей)» на Яндекс.Фотках

[JoakoLC]

Buenos Aires has lots of Starbucks stores, here are some of them:

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Starbucks at the DOT Baires Shopping Mall:






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Starbucks at Austria St. (140 meters from my house ):





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Starbucks at Callao Ave and Mitre St.:





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Starbucks "Los Molinos", in the Puerto Madero neighborhood:





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Starbucks at the Alto Palermo Mall:





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Starbucks at the Pirelli Tower:





Which is next to the "Torre De Los Ingleses" clock tower



And right in front of the Kavanagh Building



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Starbucks in the San Telmo neighborhood:

image hosted on flickr



Visit the thead here



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Starbucks at the Paseo Alcorta Mall:





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I'll be adding more later

[Portobello Red]

Liverpool
Paradise Street
caerphoto
image hosted on flickr

[Portobello Red]

The same Starbucks from a different angle:

Liverpool
Paradise Street
oneterry
image hosted on flickr

[DBadger]

Shamed by all of the above, Wolverhampton UK:


http://www.localdatasearch.com/wolve...offee-10502246

image hosted on flickr

http://www.flickr.com/photos/ichabodhides/5094153135/

[Сталин]

Moscow Starbucks looks best.

[Gorky]

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[JoakoLC]

Originally Posted by DBadger

Shamed by all of the above, Wolverhampton UK:


http://www.localdatasearch.com/wolve...offee-10502246

image hosted on flickr

http://www.flickr.com/photos/ichabodhides/5094153135/

Is that the only one in Wolverhampton?

[Bluemooncm78]

Starbucks at Kuningan City mall - Jakarta


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[DBadger]

Originally Posted by JoakoLC

Is that the only one in Wolverhampton?

Yes. It's two floors though.

Surprisingly, the closest is 6 miles away in Walsall.


http://www.localdatasearch.com/walsa...offee-12496003

[storm-july]

Starbucks in Geneve (Switzerland).

[storm-july]

Starbucks in Geneve (Switzerland).

http://www.flickr.com/photos/80367060@N02/7182778333/

[Stratosphere 2020]

Starbucks in the Caribbean island Aruba.

At the Renaissance Mall/Hotel city of Oranjestad





Starbucks Palm Beach, Aruba.

[JeDarkett]

The Starbucks in Argentina are very nice!

[desiyogi]

More "genuine" pictures to come soon.

http://eater.com/uploads/starbucks-taj-mahal.jpg

Starbucks-Tata Global ink cafe JV

US-based coffee chain Starbucks will set up cafes in India through an equal joint venture with Tata Global Beverages.

In a filing to the BSE, Tata Global Beverages said it has signed a joint venture agreement with Starbucks, which sets

forth the vision of developing the business in India. Each party will hold 50 per cent of the JV.

"The company has entered into a joint venture with Starbucks group whereby, the newly formed joint venture company Tata Starbucks Ltd shall engage in the operation of Starbucks Cafes," it said.

The filing did not provide more details. Earlier this month Tata Coffee Managing Director Hameed Huq had said that the first Starbucks outlet will come up by the end of this year.

Starbucks already has a deal with the Tata Coffee to source coffee for its global operations.

In a separate filling, Tata Coffee Ltd said it has also entered into separate agreements with Starbucks Coffee International, Inc., USA (Starbucks) and Tata Starbucks Ltd for supplying coffees to Starbucks outlets in India and other global markets.

Under the agreements, the company will use Starbucks' know-how, technology and packaging for roasting coffee produced in the company's estates which will then be sold and distributed to Starbucks Cafes to be set up by Tata Starbucks Ltd in India and Starbucks business operations overseas.

According to an memorandum of understanding (MoU) signed last year, Tata Coffee and Starbucks had also agreed to explore the opportunities for opening coffee shops in India.

The joint venture announcement comes at a time when India has just opened 100 per cent FDI in single brand retail.

http://www.indianexpress.com/news/st...afe-jv/905676/

[dastan.puri]

Originally Posted by desiyogi

More "genuine" pictures to come soon.

http://eater.com/uploads/starbucks-taj-mahal.jpg

Starbucks-Tata Global ink cafe JV



http://www.indianexpress.com/news/st...afe-jv/905676/

The first Starbucks outlet is coming up in Taj mahal palace Mumbai. Im expecting it to look great!

[desiyogi]

Originally Posted by dastan.puri

The first Starbucks outlet is coming up in Taj mahal palace Mumbai. Im expecting it to look great!

But i hope they set the prices to Indian standards.
It shouldn't be a "luxury" chain.