Huntingdon Valley Shopping Center, Abington, Pennsylvania
Relocation.
Suburban Square, Ardmore, Pennsylvania
Bala Cynwyd, Bala Cynwyd, Pennsylvania
Broomall, Broomall, Pennsylvania
Lawrence Park, Broomall, Pennsylvania
Bryn Mawr, Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania
Providence Town Center, Collegeville, Pennsylvania
Ridge & Butler, Conshohocken, Pennsylvania
851 West Lancaster Ave, Devon, Devon, Pennsylvania
Doylestown-Rte. 611 & Main, Doylestown, Pennsylvania
North Doylestown, Doylestown, Pennsylvania
South Doylestown, Doylestown, Pennsylvania
Dresher, Dresher, Pennsylvania
E. Norriton, East Norriton, Pennsylvania
In the years since I first visited this store, someone done went and swapped out the building trim. Glad I returned. Click more to see the old trim.
Edgmont, Edgemont, Pennsylvania
300 E. Lincoln Hwy, Exton, Exton, Pennsylvania
Built in a former back, this store has a wicked unique design!
Lionville DT, Exton, Pennsylvania
Goodbye Taco Bell, hello Starbucks!
Feasterville, Feasterville, Pennsylvania
Flourtown, Flourtown, Pennsylvania
Brandywine Mills, Glen Mills, Pennsylvania
Chadds Ford, Glen Mills, Pennsylvania
I've often noticed that the naming that Starbucks has chosen for its various drink sizes puzzles customers again and again. Well, the baristas at this store have discovered a solution to that problem, in the way of framed signs displayed each cup size (except short--phooey!) and its name: Tall, Grande, and Vinte.
Havertown, Havertown, Pennsylvania
Horsham Rd & Dresher Rd, Horsham, Pennsylvania
Marketplace at Huntingdon Valley, Huntingdon Valley, Pennsylvania
Jenkintown, Jenkintown, Pennsylvania
Kennett Square, Kennett Square, Pennsylvania
King of Prussia, King of Prussia, Pennsylvania
King Of Prussia 2., King of Prussia, Pennsylvania
King of Prussia Mall -Court Level 2, King of Prussia, Pennsylvania
Valley Forge S.C., King of Prussia, King of Prussia, Pennsylvania
Oxford Valley Mall, Langhorne, Pennsylvania
Lansdale, Lansdale, Pennsylvania
Darn it! Had I visited this store within its first two weeks, I could have played foosball right there in the lobby!
Lionville, Lionville, Pennsylvania
Manayunk, Manayunk, Pennsylvania
I almost missed a little room in the back, accessible via a side door, but with part of a brick wall for privacy and atmosphere. It's hard to see from the front of the store, or perhaps I'm just unobservant as heck.
Maple Glen, Maple Glen, Pennsylvania
Media, Media, Pennsylvania
Montgomeryville, Montgomeryville, Pennsylvania
New Hope, New Hope, Pennsylvania
Like the Doylestown location, this store displays Bucks County's original David Frame paintings throughout. Unique elements of this store, besides the great old building that houses it, include a window painted in a colorfol pastoral scene, and the fact that the building also includes a fallout shelter. A sign on the outside explains that this building started out as a house intended to shelter travelers crossing the river on the historic bridge (hence the store's address on Bridge St.) and later became a bank.
Newtown, Newtown, Pennsylvania
This neat little store features photos of the town from back in the day. A coworker tells me it used to be a pharmacy where he used to go as a child.
3512 West Chester Pike Newtown Sq, Newtown Square, Pennsylvania
This store's unusual design is due to its location inside an old oil change garage.
Trooper, Norristown, Pennsylvania
Montgomery Mall, North Wales, Pennsylvania
North Wales, North Wales, Pennsylvania
123 West Lancaster Ave Paoli, paoli, Pennsylvania
This relocation, built in a former Burger King, has more seating than the original, but the real treat is ample parking!
10th & Chestnut, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
This newer store in Center City is plenty spacious, and definitely worth hanging in to absorb the atmosphere of the historic building that it occupies.
1201 Market, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
12th & Walnut, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
15th & Latimer, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
16th & Arch, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
If you have a choice of plush hotels in downtown Philly--well it's gotta be this one or the Bellevue--for obvious reasons.
16th & Market, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
16th & Walnut, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
18th & Market, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
18th & Spruce, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
This store appears to preserves an existing brick wall.
19th & Chestnut, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
I am amazed that they continue to open new stores in Center City. Philadelphia is not, after all, Manhattan. But at least they keep the old wooden stairs, and the very fact that there are now three (or four?) two-story locations makes Philly unusual for an American city.
20th & Market, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
34th & Chestnut, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
FIRST CUSTOMER!!!
34th & Lancaster, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
34th & Walnut, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Hey y'all, does anybody if this store was previously in another location, and when it moved? Anyway, it has a second floor bacolny, which I didn't notice until a second visit.
3901 Walnut St, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
3rd & Arch, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
This store is in the subarea of Center City known as Old City.
4th & South, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Holy spasmostica! Some six years after I visited this store I finally realized it has an upstairs!!!
8th & Walnut, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
9th & South, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Belmont and City Line Ave, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Broad & Jackson, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Broad & Pine Streets, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Callowhill Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
City Avenue & Monument, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Comcast Center, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
When I heard of this store, I had imagined that the Comcast Center was a sports arena or entertainment center, but it is actually the headquarters for Comcast, one of the most evil corporations in America. Regardless, the store itself, though tiny, is pretty, and the view from the plaza is great.
Grant & Academy, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
The first store in Northeast Philly.
ARTICLE
Macy`s Center City, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Of all the Starbucks attached to Macy's, this one is the prettiest. Look for the ornate handles on the doors. I still need to drink 10 drops of coffee from this store to ensure the fulfillment of the prophecy.
Penn Medicine Perelman Center, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Mills, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Red Lion & Roosevelt, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Roxborough, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
The Bellevue, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
As is typically of Starbucks in hotels, this location is plush and incorporates the decor of the hotel.
The Gallery at Market East, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Plymouth Meeting, Plymouth Meeting, Pennsylvania
Quakertown, Quakertown, Pennsylvania
1100 Baltimore Pike Springfield, Springfield, Pennsylvania
Springhouse, Springhouse, Pennsylvania
Pottstown, Stowe, Pennsylvania
Neshaminy, Trevose, Pennsylvania
Upper Darby, Upper Darby, Pennsylvania
Upper Southampton, Upper Southampton Township, Pennsylvania
Villanova, Villanova, Pennsylvania
Warminster, Warminster, Pennsylvania
Not a drive-thru--that's the bank.
270 Easton Road Warrington, Warrington, Pennsylvania
Gateway Shopping Center, Wayne, Pennsylvania
Don't let the plain exterior fool you. This store is huge and has a splendid decor!
Wayne, Wayne, Pennsylvania
Gay Street & High Street, West Chester, Pennsylvania
West Chester Pike & 5 Points Road, West Chester, Pennsylvania
Dilworthtown Shopping Center, Westchester, Pennsylvania
Willow Grove Park Mall, Willow Grove, Pennsylvania
Wynnewood, Wynnewood, Pennsylvania
Oxford Oaks, Yardley, Pennsylvania
Yardley, Yardley, Pennsylvania
