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Published: 2024-11-03 Author: World Gafei
Last Updated: 2024/11/03, At the corner of Canal Street and St. Charles Avenue in New Orleans, a little magic is brewing. Feeling the profound history of New Orleans, walking in the former coffee trade port, the streets naturally exude a strong smell of coffee and cultivate its unique artistic spirit. The enlightened new Starbucks store is also located in this long and famous French area.

At the corner of Canal Street and St. Charles Avenue in New Orleans, a little magic is brewing. Feeling the profound history of New Orleans, walking in the former coffee trade port, the streets naturally exude a strong smell of coffee and cultivate its unique artistic spirit. The enlightened new Starbucks store is also located in this long and famous French area.

Starbucks designers reversed the time for the new stores on Canal Street, imagining going back in time in early 1900 and imagining that the place still belonged to businessmen in Louisiana. The front door will be a place for businessmen to work, and a huge floor-to-ceiling cabinet has been specially designed behind the coffee bar in order to imitate the old pharmacy store. Local sculptors use old wrought iron gates to transform chandeliers to commemorate the city's commercial traditions. On the bookshelf are coffee beans painted by another local artist on a small canvas. There are 12 paintings hanging on the bar, singing hymns for Starbucks specialty coffee, vividly telling the story of how small coffee beans become coffee in the hands of guests, and telling all customers that they are so delicious without looking for them. You can get it here.

-- the picture and text are shared from Starbucks' official website.

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