14 Stunning Starbucks Stores Around The World
You're going to want to add these coffee shops to your bucket list.
You're going to want to add these coffee shops to your bucket list.
Kyoto, Japan
The world's first traditional Japanese-style Starbucks recently opened inside of a 100-year old townhouse in June 2017, with noren curtains at the entrance, traditional Japanese gardens and a second floor with three tatami mat rooms where guests can take off their shoes and drink coffee while sitting on silk-covered cushions.
Paris, France
Located in a 17th-century structure near the Opéra Garnier, the Boulevard des Capucines Starbucks recently had its 19th-century ceiling murals restored to their original state to maintain the building's historic beauty.
Las Vegas, Nevada
French artist and photographer Georges Rousse designed this uber-Instagrammable art installation at the Starbucks at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas so that it changes perspective as you move throughout the store.
Puebla, Mexico
The Starbucks store in the historic center of Puebla Centro — 60 miles east of Mexico City — highlights local Otomi and Puebla art with a beautiful handmade Talavera ceramic tile mosaic.
Los Angeles, California
In honor of its location near Griffith Observatory, the Starbucks store at Griffith Park & Hyperion features a large mural of the Starbucks Siren in the night sky surrounded by animals found in famous constellations.
Hong Kong
A kinetic sculpture that mimics coffee being poured into a cup hangs from the ceiling at the Starbucks store in Hong Kong's Pacific Place Mall.
Chicago, Illinois
Come to the UNIQLO on Chicago's Magnificent Mile to shop, but be sure to check out the Starbucks on the top floor for some amazing views of the windy city from high above.
Kyoto, Japan
The Starbucks store in Kyoto's Sanjo Karasuma building has soothing wooden interiors and an experiential brew bar where you can pull up a stool to see the baristas at work.
Savannah, Georgia
The Starbucks at 135 W. Bay St. in Savannah pays tribute to the city's famous live oaks and Spanish moss-draped trees with a forest-inspired art installation hanging from the ceiling.
Willemstad, Curacao
Even if you have to go inside for a coffee break, you can still enjoy 360-degree views of the beach at the Starbucks at Curacao Beach Resort.
Zhongshan, China
The three-story Starbucks in Zhongshan, China is more like a mansion that a store. Get your coffee on the first floor, grab a spot on the second floor to relax and head up to the third floor for a coffee education class or seminar.
Long Beach, California
Inspired by the nearby Pacific Ocean, the Starbucks on Ocean & Alamitos is decorated in a nautical palate of blue and beige and features a large mural of the Starbucks Siren swimming in the sea.
London, United Kingdom
Located in London's busy Covent Garden neighborhood, the Starbucks store onUpper St. Martin's Lane is a great spot for people watching. Pull up a stool at the marble bar and enjoy the views through the all-glass facade.
Chicago, Illinois
To fit in with the Art Deco architecture of Chicago's 333 North Michigan Ave. skyscraper the Starbucks here features a bar with rolled steel channels and a recurring golden rectangle motif.
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