31-01 Broadway, Astoria, New York
Pretty store, with an ornate metal door and a modern design. Regrettably, my experience was shitty. Blunt, yes, but that's just the way it is--a store only gets one chance to make a first impression, and if the barista blows it, there's no going back.
31-44 Steinway Street, Astoria, New York
31St St & Ditmars Blvd, Astoria, New York
35th Ave and 37th St, Astoria, New York
The studios across the street where Sesame Street has been staged since 1969!
Astoria Blvd & 31st St, Astoria, New York
215th St. & Northern Blvd, Bayside, New York
The Bay Terrace Shopping Center, Bayside, New York
161st & Morris Ave, Bronx, New York
Just a few blocks away from this store sits the famous Yankee Stadium, and this Starbucks honours that with a series of photographs.
2188 White Plains Rd.-Morris Park, Bronx, New York
230th & Broadway, Bronx, New York
235th & Johnson Ave, Bronx, New York
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Eastchester Rd & Waters Pl, Bronx, New York
Eastchester Rd. & Morris Park Ave., Bronx, New York
Fordham Plaza, Bronx, New York
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Metropolitan Ave & Wood Ave, Bronx, New York
This location preserves some of the history of the community by displaying old photos of Parkchester from the 1940s.
Throgs Neck Shopping Center, Bronx, New York
11 Old Fulton St.-DUMBO, Brooklyn, New York
134 Montague Street, Brooklyn, New York
This store benefits from a relocation with a spectacularly charming new design! https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10151161121474867&set=a.10150506257339867.462223.757094866&type=1&theater https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10151161157314867&set=a.10150506257339867.462223.757094866&type=1&theater https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10151161158784867&set=a.10150506257339867.462223.757094866&type=1&theater https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10151161159149867&set=a.10150506257339867.462223.757094866&type=1&theater
1417 Kings Highway, Brooklyn, New York
154 N Seventh St, Brooklyn, New York
164 7th Avenue, Brooklyn, New York
164 Park Place, Brooklyn, New York
1971 86th Street, Brooklyn, New York
33-42 Hillel Place, Brooklyn, New York
348 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, New York
Look to your left when you walk into this tiny store, and you will see a cool painting of a Brooklyn map.
395 Flatbush Ave Extension, Brooklyn, New York
3rd Ave & 92nd St, Brooklyn, New York
Besides a good view of the Verranzano Bridge (as you approach the store), this location offers a bookshelf and games.
4th Ave. & 11th St.-Park Slope, Brooklyn, New York
4th Ave. & Union St., Brooklyn, New York
This store features a beautiful illustration honouring the Gowanus neighborhood.
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514 86th St, Brooklyn, New York
6 Metro Tech at Jay Street, Brooklyn, New York
This is one of the few company-owned stores in the U.S. that is physically in a building belonging to a university. Perhaps as a nod to that, the store displays the winners of a local art competition, one of which is a blueprint-type painting/drawing of a new design for a Starbucks "cone".
607 Brighton Beach Ave, Brooklyn, New York
This store has gone to some length to accomodate the neighborhood, including a menu in Russian, and several of the old-style tables with chess boards on them, and pieces layed out for the locals that gather in the evening. There was even talk of a small tournament.
65th St & 18th Ave, Brooklyn, New York
774 Broadway, Brooklyn, New York
Community store!
7th Ave and 9th St, Brooklyn, New York
910 Manhattan Avenue, Brooklyn, New York
This store is build in an old theaters, which is sure to disappoint some. But at least the store preserves some of the old style charm with a brick wall and a series of small movie posters. For more about the history of this building, see this blog... Brooklyn Relics
Barclays Center, Brooklyn, New York
This is one of just company-owned Starbucks in a sports arena, and though small, it is smartly decorated with a mural of Brooklyn and a really unusual bench.
Bay Ridge Pkwy & 3rd Ave, Brooklyn, New York
Caesar`s Bay Shopping Center, Brooklyn, New York
MY TWELVE THOUSANDTH STORE!!!
Court St & Dean St, Brooklyn, New York
This newest store in Brooklyn has some additional seating downstairs, but it's not obvious--I would have missed it if not for the sign.
Court St & Joralemon, Brooklyn, New York
Cropsey Ave & Hart Place, Brooklyn, New York
Flatbush Ave & Kings Hwy, Brooklyn, New York
Flatbush Ave Atlantic Terminal, Brooklyn, New York
This was the best photo I managed to get before being stopped by NYPD, claiming no photography was allowed in the area. I was suspicious of his claims, but given that over 1000 people were being arrested over in Manhattan that week during the Republican Convention, I couldn't take the chance. So go vote for Bush and ensure that Ashcroft can continue to keep us safe from those evil terrorists! We're lucky I managed to get this photo before NYPD, serving and protecting, stopped m e from taking any more photographs. Hurray for homeland security!
Franklin Ave & Eastern Pkwy, Brooklyn, New York
Alas, I was in a hurry, and I forgot to take a photo of this store's unusual coffee table possibly made of refurbished wood.
Georgetowne Shopping Center, Brooklyn, New York
Gold St & Johnson Street, Brooklyn, New York
Kings Plaza Mall, Brooklyn, New York
Lafayette Ave & Grand Ave, Brooklyn, New York
AMAZING MURAL!!!
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Main St & Front St, Brooklyn, New York
Wondering where the baby elephant is? So was I, until I learned DUMBO stands for "Down Under Manhattan Bridge", a part of Brooklyn I had driven over numerous time but never visited.
Nassau Ave & Lorimer St, Brooklyn, New York
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Smith St & Wyckoff St, Brooklyn, New York
Union Ave & Ainslie St, Brooklyn, New York
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Queens Center Mall, Elmhurst, New York
Queens Blvd & Broadway, Elmurst, New York
3805 Main St, Flushing, New York
Main St & 41St Ave, Flushing, New York
This is one of the few split-level stores, with the bar at street level, and seating areas above and below.
107-12 Continental Avenue, Forest Hills, New York
7000 Austin Street, Forest Hills, New York
Queens Blvd & 67th Rd, Forest Hills, New York
188th Street & 64th Ave, Fresh Meadows, New York
Shops at Atlas Park, Glendale, New York
157-41 Cross Bay Blvd., Howard Beach, New York
This store is as large on the inside as it looks from the outside, and perhaps a little too large. The staff clearly can't monitor the upstairs, and the result is that the tables and windowsills are marred with graffiti. But don't let that keep you away. Check out the store for the art on display, and sit on the balcony overlooking the Shellbank Basin.
78-25 37th Avenue, Jackson Heights, New York
Some people thought Starbucks would never come to Jackson Heights, but if there's one company you should not bet against, it's Starbucks. What part of "Starbucks Everywhere" don't they understand?
159-27 Jamaica Ave., Jamaica, New York
118-24 Queens Blvd, Kew Gardens, New York
Okay, what exactly is Kew Gardens? Quickest explanation I could find is this: http://newyork.hometownlocator.com/NY/Queens/Kew-Gardens.cfm
254-41 Horace Harding Expressway, Little Neck, New York
26-14 Jackson Ave., Long Island City, New York
74-25 Grand Ave.-Shops at Grand, Maspeth, New York
10 Waverly Place, New York, New York
This special Starbucks Reserve store offers a posh décor, additional coffees, and the Siphon and Chemex brewing methods.
100 Wall St (New World), New York, New York
Looking for a place to sleep in your car? Try Front St a block or two down from this store. Late at night and on weekends the area is almost dead (except for occasional skateboard punks) and you are not likely to be bothered.
100 Williams Street, New York, New York
100th & Columbus, New York, New York
103rd & Broadway, New York, New York
110th & Manhattan, New York, New York
111th & Broadway, New York, New York
114th & Broadway, New York, New York
118th & Frederick Douglas Blvd., New York, New York
As is expected and appropriate, this store displays artwork that honors its Harlem location.
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124th and Broadway, New York, New York
125th & Lenox, New York, New York
The first store in historic Harlem!
125th St. btwn Adam Clayton & FDB, New York, New York
As is expected and appropriate, this store displays artwork that honors its Harlem location.
1345 Ave. of the Americas Acquisiti, New York, New York
Don't bother looking for the Starbucks sign in this photo. The security supervisor was kind to just let me into the door--trying to take a photo would have been too much.
13th & 1st, New York, New York
#10998
14 Wall St, New York, New York
This is the first of a newconcept, an express store with a limited menu, no Frappuccinos, and the option of electronic ordering.
145th & Bradhurst, New York, New York
14th & Sixth, New York, New York
15th & 3rd, New York, New York
15th & 7th, New York, New York
An absolutely beautiful makes this smallish store a must-see.
15th & Ninth, New York, New York
This newer store absorbs some atmosphere from the older building that houses it by preserving design elements like the ornate door.
168th & Broadway, New York, New York
17th & 1st, New York, New York
181st & Fort Washington, New York, New York
195 Broadway, New York, New York
This store is unusual in two respects--check out that cool flag with the Starbucks logo. And inside, morning rush customers pour their own coffee from holders set out on a counter. The local art displayed on the wall (at least when I was there) is really cool. This is also Second store I've encountered next to a Sandella's (a crappy delicatessin, if one can so judge based solely on one croissant). Oh, and let's not forget to point out one the view of the two World Trade Center towers in the background.
19th & 8th, New York, New York
19th & Park, New York, New York
1st btwn 53rd & 54th, New York, New York
2 Broadway, New York, New York
Well, with an address of 2, it would seem that this Starbucks is about as far down Broadway as we can get, folks!
21st & 5th, New York, New York
222 Broadway, New York, New York
22nd & 6th, New York, New York
239 Bleecker St, New York, New York
23rd & 1st, New York, New York
23rd & 3rd, New York, New York
23rd & Park, New York, New York
23rd btwn 5th & 6th, New York, New York
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24th & 6th, New York, New York
Another location with a kiosk for wireless Internet access.
24th & 7th, New York, New York
25th & Lex, New York, New York
This store displays a mural depicting a highly decorative and stylized map of the local area.
26th & Broadway, New York, New York
26th between 10th and 11th, New York, New York
27th & 6th, New York, New York
28th & 3rd, New York, New York
AARRGHH!!! THIS STORE HAS NO POWER OUTLETS!!!
28th & 7th, New York, New York
29th & 5th, New York, New York
29th & Park, New York, New York
2nd Ave. & 9th Street, New York, New York
This is the new location, relocated from across the intersection. New or old, the mosaic-covered small tables are cool!
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31st & 6th, New York, New York
31st & 7th, New York, New York
Across from the world-famous Madison Square Garden!
31st and Park, New York, New York
32nd & 2nd, New York, New York
32nd btwn 6th & 7th, New York, New York
33rd & Tenth, New York, New York
Ach! I need a real camera, with a wide-angle lens, to take a better photo of this store.
33rd and 10th, New York, New York
This store might be hard to spot without a sign on the outside, but if you find it, you will be treated to an unusual wall decoration, and you can also take advantage of a conference room, if necessary.
33rd btwn 5th & 6th, New York, New York
This is the second express store, and though tiny, it boasts a huge electronic menu on the side wall, as well as a beautiful mural of the NYC skyline!
33rd Street and 5th Avenue (Old Ban, New York, New York
Wow, that building overlooking the Starbucks sure is tall!
34th & 7th, New York, New York
Weird. This store has two addresses, and the hallway inside sort of zigzags from one side of the building on 34th St. to the other side on 7th Ave.
34th & Park, New York, New York
One of the largest stores in Manhattan, which could be larger still if they opened up the upstairs for customers.
34th btwn 7th & 8th, New York, New York
35th & 5th, New York, New York
35th & 7th, New York, New York
35th & 8th, New York, New York
36th & 6th, New York, New York
36th & Madison, New York, New York
375 Pearl st, New York, New York
39th & 7th, New York, New York
39th & 8th, New York, New York
Another store with an upstairs, and very spacious at that.
39th & Park, New York, New York
FIRST CUSTOMER!!!
3rd St & First Avenue, New York, New York
This store, though tiny, sports an awesomely unusual brick exterior, plus a really cool piece of artwork! https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10150506257339867.462223.757094866&type=3
40th & Broadway, New York, New York
This store has a beautiful design accentuated by an amazingly unusual ceiling!
40th & Lex, New York, New York
40th & Third Avenue, New York, New York
40th btwn Madison & 5th, New York, New York
41st & 3rd, New York, New York
41st & Madison, New York, New York
41st and Broadway, New York, New York
Okay, so which store is closest to the heart of the city--this one, the original, or the newer 43rd & Broadway?
42nd & 2nd, New York, New York
The first North Fork combination in Manhattan.
42nd & 6th, New York, New York
42nd & 8th, New York, New York
42nd & 9th, New York, New York
42nd & Madison, New York, New York
42nd & Park, New York, New York
42nd btwn 3rd & Lex, New York, New York
43rd & 3rd, New York, New York
43rd & 8th, New York, New York
43rd & 9th, New York, New York
43rd & Broadway, New York, New York
43rd & Lex, New York, New York
This store made news by having the misfortune of being relocated from across the street in Grand Central Terminal and replaced by a competitor, Cafe Grumpy.
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43rd & Sixth, New York, New York
44th & Lex, New York, New York
44th & Madison, New York, New York
45th & 5th, New York, New York
Relocation.
45th & Broadway, New York, New York
With over 150 Starbucks in Manhattan, finding something unique about each one is nigh well impossible. But for this one, the cool dark red painted brick definitely stands out!
45th & Park, New York, New York
This is the only store where I've seen TV monitors behind the counter--tuned to CNN.
45th btwn Lex & 3rd, New York, New York
This tiny store has no seating or electrical outlets.
45th St. & Sixth Ave., New York, New York
45th St. btwn Broadway & 6th, New York, New York
46th between 6th and 5th, New York, New York
47th & 5th, New York, New York
47th & 8th, New York, New York
47th & 9th, New York, New York
47th & Broadway, New York, New York
This is a very old photo of a store that has since been expanded and remodeled to be the flagship store for the city, and perhaps the company. Inside you will find a replica of the counter at the Pike Place store, a media wall, a merchandise counter selling t-shirt, and always throngs of customers. Additionally, across the intersection in the Times Square Visitor Center you will find an adjunct kiosk. Also, check out the cool tile in the bathroom... https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10151160375919867&set=a.10150506257339867.462223.757094866&type=1&theater
48th & 3rd, New York, New York
One of many stores along 3rd Avenue, all of which are proving difficult to photograph because I need to stand in the middle of the street to get this type of shot. It's a wonder I'm still alive.
48th & Lex, New York, New York
Tiny this store is, barely more than a kiosk, but it benefits from the splendid decor in the hallway leading into The Lexington hotel. Look up as you enter and discovergilded status rounding the ceiling.
48th & Park, New York, New York
As you walk into this fairly large store, you are greeted by twin metal cut-outs of the Siren serving coffee.
48th btwn 5th & 6th, New York, New York
This store displays an absolutely beautiful golden siren on a back wall, a tribute to a statue in nearby Rockefeller Center.
49th & 8th, New York, New York
49th & Madison, New York, New York
49th & Park, New York, New York
49th & Seventh, New York, New York
49th btwn 8th & 9th, New York, New York
50th & 2nd, New York, New York
50th & Lex, New York, New York
51st and Broadway Princi, New York, New York
The third location in the partnership between Princi and Starbucks.
51st btwn Park & Madison, New York, New York
52nd & 7th, New York, New York
52nd & 8th, New York, New York
52nd & Lex, New York, New York
52nd Btwn Fifth & Sixth, New York, New York
A relocation, and now there is a door to the outside! Actual visit June 4.
53rd & 3rd, New York, New York
Interesting decorations made out of coloured rope!
53rd & Madison, New York, New York
This store is small but has an awesome decoration, day-glo green cups mounted on the walls!
53rd & Sixth (NE Corner), New York, New York
53rd & Sixth (SW Corner), New York, New York
53rd Inside Park Ave Plaza, New York, New York
Second relocation.
545 Fifth Ave., New York, New York
Yet another store (as if there weren't plenty) with a view of that funky building.
54th & Lex, New York, New York
54th and Broadway, New York, New York
This relocation features a beautiful arrangement of cupshanging from the ceiling.
55 Broad Street, New York, New York
Just down Broad Street is the famous New York Stock Exchange. This store itself is pretty plush, with ample space and an unusually wide curved divider (almost horseshoe-shaped) that could almost serve as a bar or counter if it weren't covered in merchandise.
55th & Lex, New York, New York
55th & Seventh, New York, New York
56th & Sixth, New York, New York
56th Btwn Sixth & Seventh, New York, New York
57th & Eighth, New York, New York
57th & Lex, New York, New York
57th & Lexington, New York, New York
This store is dedicated to Thomas Laffont.
57th & Seventh, New York, New York
This store displays photos depicting a history of Carnegie Hall, which, by some amazing coincidence, happens to be right across the street (or around the block--I forget).
57th & Tenth, New York, New York
Besides an cool mural, this store is uniquely decorated with what appear to be film reels. Unfortunately, because of the parking situation, I had to rush in and out, and I was not able to ask the significance of the reels.
57th Btwn Eighth & Ninth, New York, New York
Okay... that is REALLY weird. I've found some really strange data spouted by the Starbucks Store Locator, such as Asian locations plotted in the middle of the U.S., but this is the oddest name for a store yet. I mean, it has an address, so why not use it? Did the person entering the data just get lazy or what? As for the store itself, it is unusual in that you have to walk down a ramp and reverse direction to reach the counter.
58th & Eight, New York, New York
This store's address appears to be incorrect, and I ended up driving for hours around Columbus Circle until I spotted it off on 58th Street.
58th & Sixth, New York, New York
58th btwn 3rd & Lex, New York, New York
58th Btwn Madison & Fifth, New York, New York
59th & Columbus, New York, New York
This store maintains a separate register on a stand apart from the main counter, presumably for the morning rush. There is also a separated seating area with a wooden floor.
60 Wall St, New York, New York
60th & First, New York, New York
60th & Third, New York, New York
60th and Broadway, New York, New York
61st & West End Ave, New York, New York
63rd & 3rd Ave, New York, New York
63rd & Broadway, New York, New York
Yet another store on Broadway--what is this, the billionth?
63rd & Lexington, New York, New York
66th & Third, New York, New York
I was told that this store stands on the site of the Dove Tavern. It is believed that Nathan Hale, a martyr soldier of the American Revolution, was hanged there.
66th and Amsterdam, New York, New York
67th & Columbus, New York, New York
This location has plenty of style throughout. First thing you'll notice is a large mural on the back wall depicting an audience dressed for the theater. I wondered if it might have been painted for a former occupant, but a barista revealed that a friend of his had done the work. Paintains in simular classic styles adorn the other walls. Plush curtains and mirrors throughout the store, including some that server to block the light coming in the ample picture window. I do think the corporate-style furniture classes with the unique couches, benches, and tables. And the overhead lights--I can only describe them as funky because I don't know what else to say.
69th & First, New York, New York
6th & Waverly (Waverly Place), New York, New York
6th Ave at Walker Street, New York, New York
6th between 39th and 40th, New York, New York
70th & Broadway, New York, New York
73rd & Columbus, New York, New York
75th & Broadway, New York, New York
75th & First, New York, New York
It seems like most of the stores I've visited have a mix of old-style and new-style chairs, so it was striking to see nothing but the new style of chair at this store, the one with the seat and back in one curved piece, but in black instead of the usual tan.
76th & Columbus, New York, New York
76th & Second, New York, New York
77th St. & Lexington, New York, New York
7th Ave at Grove Street, New York, New York
Love the fabulous combinations of the colors used in the buildings. And the inside of this store is cool too--it's very long with a wall of brick on one side, and in the back the brick is shaped into arches in which local artwork is centered.
80th & Second, New York, New York
Relocation.
80th & York, New York, New York
This store has a totally unique piece of metal artwork hanging on a wall that I can't even describe. But it's, like, really bright red. And the seats up against the wall are covered in some cool fabric patterns.
81st & Broadway, New York, New York
81st & Columbus, New York, New York
84th & Third, New York, New York
85th & First, New York, New York
85th & Lexington, New York, New York
86th & Columbus, New York, New York
87th & Lexington, New York, New York
87th & Third, New York, New York
88th & Broadway, New York, New York
A two-story location!
8th & 16th, New York, New York
According to a barista, this location was used to film an episode of "Sex and the City".
8th Ave just south of 14th St, New York, New York
90th & First, New York, New York
This location has one cool unusual element... a bright blue partition-like thing that I can't even describe fully. If you have a better description, please let me know.
93rd and Broadway, New York, New York
95th & Broadway, New York, New York
This store is pretty small, but that's okay, because it just affords you an excuse to share a table with another and possibly strike up a conversation.
96th & Lexington, New York, New York
One of the first LEED-certified stores in the country.
96th & Madison, New York, New York
99 Wall Street, New York, New York
99th & Broadway, New York, New York
 Roosevelt Island, New York, New York
Allen & Delancey, New York, New York
This first store on the Lower East Side brings worries that the character of the neighborhood will change. Artsy types can maybe take comfort in the historical photos displayed along a couple of walls.
Avenue A & St. Marks, New York, New York
Broadway & Canal, New York, New York
The combination of the classico design plus red brick walls give this store a bit of an stylistic edge.
Broadway & Dyckman, New York, New York
Broadway & Exchange Pl., New York, New York
Broadway & Grand, New York, New York
When you visit this store, make sure to pop into the bathroom for a look at the funkiest paint job I've ever seen (in a Starbucks).
Broadway & Reade, New York, New York
I puzzled at an odd-looking the device inside this location until one of the baristas explained that it was an elevator for the disabled, to take them up to the store's second level.
Broadway & Thames, New York, New York
This location has a little elevator, which I assume to be for wheelchair access.
Broadway and Bond, New York, New York
Broadway at Barclay Str, New York, New York
Broadway Btwn 37th & 38th, New York, New York
Tiny, but notable as the first Starbucks I visited in Manhattan.
Broadway btwn 51st-52nd St., New York, New York
This relocation benefits from a beautiful 3D siren mural!
Brookfield Place 2, New York, New York
One of a series of four new special Reserve stores opened in NYC around the same time, this one is the largest and most spectacular, with unique decorations that truly raise the bar for a Starbucks.
Canal and Centre, New York, New York
This is a great store! The ceiling is brightly decorated in a style that I can only assume to be in keepign with this store's Chinatown location. Chinese poetry is displayed throughout. And even the meny is in Chinese!
Carlisle and Washington, New York, New York
One of the tiniest stores in NYC!!!
Chambers and West Broadway, New York, New York
I almost left this store without noticing the cute little room in the back. And I mean little--like, even 10 people in there would be crowded. On the other hand, it's fairly private--well, except for the picture window.
Church btwn Chambers and Warren XP, New York, New York
A wisp of a store, with no seating or bathroom.
Church Street & Murray, New York, New York
This newer NYC store has a newer design that prominently features a large conference table made of an interesting type of wood, maybe recycled. The chairs and tables are of a different style than we are used to, and the comfy chairs are kind of art-deco looking. But the store's coolest feature is a large mural that represents the area.
Columbus Circle Subway, New York, New York
This is the fourth Starbucks Express, and the tiniest one that I've seen so far. Although, to be clear, I've seen smaller Starbucks,'m sure.
Empire State Building, New York, New York
Finally, 8 years after I was surprised to learn there was no Starbucks in the Empire State Building, the long-awaited store arrives! And, as we would expect, this two-store location displays artwork commemorating the building.
Grand Central Terminal, New York, New York
Ditto. And also, this was the first store where I noticed the "ESTD 1971 STARBUCKS COFFEE COMPANY" sign, in frosted text, on the window, in a style that matches the 30th anniversary t-shirt.
Greenwich Avenue, New York, New York
Houston & W. Broadway, New york, New York
The stone interiors, common in NYC stores, are a nice touch, but what I really like is the stone archway right in front of the register. Stand underneath it, and you can imagine that it will become a portal to another dimension.
Hudson & 10th, New York, New York
Two stores opened on Hudson the same day--this one, though much smaller, still wins!
Hudson & King, New York, New York
John & Water Streets, New York, New York
Lafayette & 8th Street, New York, New York
This is one of the best and most popular stores in New York City, which is perhaps why it is the only one I've seen with a sign stating that the seats are for use of customers enjoying Starbucks beverages.
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Lafayette & Worth, New York, New York
Liberty & Nassau, New York, New York
Macy`s 2nd Floor, New York, New York
This is the third stealth (non-branded) Starbucks, and the first outside of Seattle. Also, this is the FIFTH store in this Macy's!!!
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Macy`s 3rd Floor, New York, New York
Macy`s 6th Floor, New York, New York
Macy`s Mezzanine, New York, New York
When I first saw this listing, I was, like, NOT ANOTHER STARBUCKS AT THIS MACY'S!!! Turns out it's just a relocation, and there are still just FIVE. Not that that makes me feel any better.
Macys 35th Street Balcony, New York, New York
The other three location in this Macys are kiosks, but this one is more or less full-sized, and with its balcony location offers a great view of the store.
Macys 5th Floor - Herald Square, New York, New York
Madison btwn 84th & 85th, New York, New York
This special Starbucks Reserve store offers a posh décor, additional coffees, and the Siphon and Chemex brewing methods.
Manhattan Mall 1st Floor, New York, New York
This store closed during the Purge, and now has reopened, in a different location, a little over four years later.
Nassau & Fulton, New York, New York
New York Roastery, New York, New York
NHL store @ 47th & Sixth, New York, New York
Given this store, I guess Starbucks has confidence that the NHL isn't dying anytime soon.
Park Row at Beekman St, New York, New York
If this were Gotham City, there wouldn't be a Starbucks on Park Row, because the street, now known as Suicide Alley, is where Bruce Wayne's parents were murdered.
Pearl & Hanover, New York, New York
Pearl & Maiden, New York, New York
Penn Station - Amtrak, New York, New York
Penn Station by 1,2,3, New York, New York
Penn Station LIRR, New York, New York
Port Authority South Wing, New York, New York
Rockefeller Center Concourse, New York, New York
This location has two completely separate seating areas, each with a large painting on the wall, and one with curtains.
Rockefeller Center Subway, New York, New York
I expected any Starbucks in the subway to be small in size, so I was surprised to find this location fairly spacious.
Second between 93rd and 94th, New York, New York
SONY, New York, New York
Of nearly 200-stores in Manhattan, this is perhaps the most unusual kiosk.
Spring and Varick, New York, New York
Spring Street at Crosby St, New York, New York
I found this store very appealing. It is large with wooden floors and sofas of different colors. But what's really neat is that the local art is part of a community project, the "Make the World a Better Place" organization. Pretty good photographs taken by youths of varying ages, with descriptions of what they would like to do to MAPB.
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State St & Pearl Streets, New York, New York
This store's large picture window offers a great view of Battery Park, across the street. Inside, a sectioned off and carpeted area offers an unusually large conference table for your meeting needs.
Trump Tower @ 57th & Fifth, New York, New York
Though simply a kiosk, this store is worth visiting just to check out the ultra-plush Trump Tower.
Union Square East, New York, New York
Very large, split level, cool decorative tile in center where merchandise racks are.
Union Square West, New York, New York
Of the dozens of Starbucks relocations that began around 2012, this is one of the most amazing.
UNIQLO @ 53rd & Fifth, New York, New York
This store is very unusual, because it is completely inside the big UNIQLO store on 5th Avenue, but operated by Starbucks.
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W Broadway & Leonard Street, New York, New York
Some of the lights in this store are encasesd in a metal frame that appears to be a dodecahedron.
Water & Whitehall Streets, New York, New York
This tiny whisp of a store appears deceptively larger because of the mirrors in the foyer and the building's hallway.
Water St @ Broad (inside), New York, New York
West 23rd and 8th, New York, New York
World Financial Center-building 1, New York, New York
This store moved from Two WFC across the sky bridge to One WFC.
World Trade Center Oculus, New York, New York
I am not a fan of shopping malls, but Oculus is actually a pretty cool one! This first Starbucks is tiny, but another will open soon, perhaps larger.
WTC- Wall St Concourse, New York, New York
221-04 Horace Harding Expwy., Oakland Gardens, New York
89th Ave & Sutphin Blvd., Queens, New York
This is one of the first community stores and features a conference room that local community organisations may use.
92-77 Queens Blvd, Rego Park, New York
95-17 63rd Drive, Rego Park, New York
132-40 Metropolitan Ave, Richmond Hill, New York
This is a rare example of a full-sized Starbucks WITHOUT a bathroom!
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329 Wyckoff Ave., Ridgewood, New York
106 Page Avenue, Staten Island, New York
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2505 Richmond Avenue, Staten Island, New York
2530 Hylan Blvd, Staten Island, New York
Forest & Bard, Staten Island, New York
Staten Island Mall, Staten Island, New York
Like at the Mall at Short Hills in nearby New Jersey, this has some pretty unique design elements for a mall store.
Victory Blvd & Bradley Ave, Staten Island, New York
Woodrow Shopping Plaza, Staten Island, New York
The first new Starbucks to open on Staten Island, the most underserved borough in NYC, in three years.
46-09 Queens Blvd, Sunnyside, New York
138-11 20th Avenue, Whitestone, New York
Tower Square Shopping Center, Woodside, New York
