Semi - stock.adobe.com With a cup of Starbucks coffee now often costing customers upwards of $6, money-minded patrons are eager to get more bang for their buck — and they might get it with the ...

The new dress code will be enforced in North American locations starting May 12 Starbucks Starbucks is changing up its look. The coffee chain ... handwriting customers' names on drink orders.

According to the US National Coffee Association, the number of Americans who had coffee the past day rose by 37% between 2004 and 2024, placing past-day coffee consumption at its highest level in ...

Starbucks China on Tuesday has unveiled its sugar-free flavored coffee products across more than 7,600 stores nationwide, allowing health-conscious customers to have greater control over the ...

Additionally, Starbucks is introducing RTD Frappuccino Lite Coffee Drinks, which are 100 calorie versions of its popular bottled Frappuccino line-up. These drinks feature Starbucks coffee ...

When you hear “Starbucks” and “name” in the same sentence, most people picture a barista scribbling the wrong thing on a cup—the name “Greg” turns into “Corey” because of ...

The coffee giant announced on Monday that it's ... a sense of familiarity for our customers," the release reads. Starbucks is keeping the green apron, but employees will now need to wear ...

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Starbucks is imposing new limits on what its baristas can wear under their green aprons. Starting May 12, employees will be required to wear a solid black shirt and khaki, black or blue denim bottoms.

But people online are not holding back. "The girl taking a video of a shooting victim while nonchalantly drinking her Starbucks coffee is exactly what’s wrong with the world today," posted user BAM.

Having worked in various coffee shops from Starbucks to local independent cafes, learning the tricks and tastes of the trade, I've earned my stripes as something of a coffee connoisseur (or 'snob ...