Blue Ash - Kenwood, Blue Ash, Ohio
Blue Ash - Reed Hartman Hwy, Blue Ash, Ohio
This store displays a stylised map of Ohio that is filled with the names of cities, in a font size commensurate with each city's size. Also, if you look closely, you'll notice a random log tucked into a corner!!!
4th and Vine, Cincinnati, Ohio
Anderson - Beechmont & Five Mile, Cincinnati, Ohio
Atrium One, Cincinnati, Ohio
Beechmont & Hamblen, Cincinnati, Ohio
Colerain & I-275, Cincinnati, Ohio
Columbia Parkway, Cincinnati, Ohio
East Hyde Park, Cincinnati, Ohio
Boy, this location has one of the worst parking situations I've seen. I mean, with stores on downtown city blocks where there is no parking, like in Manhattan, at least people know better than to park in front of the store because they will ticketed or towed. But here, people seem to feel comfortable just leaving there cars any which way on that small sliver of a parking area. And the ATM only parking space doesn't help matters.
Eastgate North, Cincinnati, Ohio
Glendale Milford & Reading, Cincinnati, Ohio
Harper`s Station, Cincinnati, Ohio
Harrison and Blue Sky, Cincinnati, Ohio
Hyde Park Plaza, Cincinnati, Ohio
Kenwood, Cincinnati, Ohio
Kenwood Towne Center, Cincinnati, Ohio
Loveland-Madeira and Kemper, Cincinnati, Ohio
Relocation.
Mariemont/The Strand, Cincinnati, Ohio
Montgomery, Cincinnati, Ohio
Rookwood Pavillion, Cincinnati, Ohio
Skytop Pavilion, Cincinnati, Ohio
The 580 Building, Cincinnati, Ohio
This relocation is so much prettier than the original!
Tri-County Mall, Cincinnati, Ohio
For some reason, when I returned to this store to replace the photograph I had lost, I could not remember every having been here. I distinctly remember having fought rush hour traffic along I-275 to get to this store, but I've no memory of what the store looked like. I asked if perhaps it had moved since last year, but the baristas working that day said it had always been in the same part of the mall, and later another barista confirmed by e-mail that the store had never moved. I guess it's finally time to stop smoking that crack.
University Square, Cincinnati, Ohio
This spectacular relocation has an awesome design that includes decor themed to the city's history in radio, as well as old photographs of Cincinnati and the local area.
Dixie Hwy & Stockton Station Ln, Fairfield, Ohio
Dixie Hwy & Symmes, Fairfield, Ohio
Maybe you can't find a Starbucks in the jungle (yet), but until then, this Jungle Jim's will have to do.
Winton & I 275, Forest Park, Ohio
Hamilton - Tylersville Rd, Hamilton, Ohio
If you can figure out what town is depicted in the two large old black and white photographs on the wall, please let me know.
Cin-Day & Yankee, Liberty Township, Ohio
I-75 and Liberty Way, Liberty Township, Ohio
Madeira Crossing, Madeira, Ohio
Mason Montgomery & Irwin Simpson, Mason, Ohio
Milford SR 28 II, Milford, Ohio
Relocation.
Oxford - Miami University, Oxford, Ohio
Though small, this store has it's charms, including photos of the area, a signed jersey belonging to one of the U's sports teams, and, of course, an abundance of cute college coeds.
South Lebanon - Rivers Crossing, South Lebanon, Ohio
Though pretty much just following the newer Starbucks design, you can find a custom touch if you look above the condiment bar, an old photograph of a train station. I've seen similar photos throughout new stores in the Midwest, and I wonder if it is the same design team doing them all.
TriCounty Mall DT, Springdale, Ohio
Union Center & Floer, West Chester, Ohio
Tylersville & Cox, Westchester, Ohio
