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14 extraordinary Starbucks Fujian in the world are on the list!

Published: 2024-11-08 Author: World Gafei
Last Updated: 2024/11/08, Do you like coffee? do you like Starbucks coffee? Starbucks opened its first store in Park Market in Seattle in 1971 and began to operate the coffee bean business. So far Starbucks has opened 23187 stores in 64 countries. In January 1999, Chinese mainland opened its first store in Beijing International Trade.

Do you like coffee? do you like Starbucks coffee? Starbucks opened its first store in Park Market in Seattle in 1971 and began to operate the coffee bean business. So far Starbucks has opened 23187 stores in 64 countries. In January 1999, Chinese mainland opened its first store in Beijing, opening the Starbucks market.

Today's Starbucks is not just a coffee shop, it has become a symbol of culture and way of life. In addition to some convenience-oriented stores, Starbucks has been doing its homework on location and store design. Think about the experience of having a Starbucks on a train, on a warship, on a cruise ship or on a 2500-meter mountain.

The latest Starbucks flagship store opened in Starbucks' hometown of Seattle, Capitol Hill District, a total of 1400 square meters, three stories high.

It includes two coffee bars, a restaurant with an open kitchen, a store, a library of 200 books and a coffee factory, which Starbucks conceptual design director Liz Muller described as "the coffee version of the chocolate factory". The factory in this store will produce small quantities of Starbucks coffee products and ship them to the world.

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In addition to the new store above, brother Xuan also found some cool, somewhat "artistic" or unusual Starbucks coffee shops in the world today to make you feel it.

The Bank,Amsterdam Amsterdam, Netherlands

The store, which opened in 2012, is located in former bank, Amsterdam, with a 450-square-meter roof made of 1876 pieces of hand-cut wood.

Dazaifu Tenmangu, Fukuoka, Japan

On a shopping street at Starbucks in Japan, the designer's idea is to express the feeling of a bird's nest in a tree.

New Orleans French quarter, New Orleans, USA

The coffee shop is on the corner of Canal Street and St. Charles Avenue in New Orleans, is a historic French architectural area, so the entire architectural style and decoration of the shop are a little more European Renaissance style.

Ibn Battuta Mall Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Ibn Batuta Shopping Mall is a typical Muslim style building. The Starbucks is right in the middle of what may be the world's most expensive shopping mall, surrounded by colorful tiles and huge domes and chandeliers.

Three lanes and seven lanes, Fujian, China

This antique Starbucks is located in three lanes and seven alleys in a thousand-year-old cultural district and the antique South back Street in Fuzhou. In addition to Fujian, Starbucks has already moved in to the City God Temple in Shanghai and Xi'an. It is a pity that Starbucks, which was once in the Imperial Palace, was forced to close down for various reasons.

Colorado, USA

The Starbucks is made in a factory and trucked to the pocket mobile coffee shop of its destination. This is a coffee shop where you can buy coffee without getting out of the car. there are no seats and storefronts, only a sales window connecting the driveway and the aisle.

Paseo De La Reforma, Mexico City, Mexico

Starbucks in Mexico City seems to be a bit out of place with the city. The transparent storefront and minimalist decoration style have a great impact on the old city.

99 St. Martins Lane, Covent Garden, London

Just passing in front of this Starbucks, I feel that time has been going back for decades. The black walls, the sculpture decoration of the lion's head and the big glass windows have completely lost the shadow of Starbucks' American-style fast-consumer storefront and brought out a strong British style. Coffee drinkers here see no sign of haste, as if it is serious to sit on the sofa and read the newspaper and bask in the sun by the window.

Hamilton House, New Delhi, India's flagship store

The first Starbucks in India opened at the end of 2012, decorated with local Indian decoration, using a lot of Indian teak furniture, wooden decorations and flooring designs. It focuses on the fusion of Starbucks coffee culture and Indian tradition, such as designing iron shelves in wall decoration, and then installing coffee belts, coffee pots and industrial metal accessories with strong old-fashioned flavor. The flagship store opened in early 2013.

Ubud, Bali, Indonesia

The Starbucks used to be the warehouse of a temple, so the structure and furniture decoration of the store retain the Balinese Hindu style. Even the sign at the door has been renovated with local supplies according to local conditions.

Squaw Valley, California, American Ski Resort

At the top of the 2500-meter mountain, what would it be like to slide all the way to the window of a Starbucks coffee shop, buy a hot latte and continue to take the cable car up the hill?

On a train in Geneva, Switzerland

Starbucks stores are no longer satisfied with opening on land, and in order to satisfy Starbucks coffee fans, the first Starbucks coffee shop opened on Nov. 21, 2013, which runs between Geneva Airport and St.Gallen. In addition to the same quality coffee, the whole car, from the light color to the seats, the equipment retains the relaxed atmosphere of Starbucks, and the seats look completely first class.

On a warship in California.

Starbucks on a naval ship in California is also the first Starbucks to fly on a warship in the world. Starbucks coffee is really pervasive in the United States. I feel that Starbucks stores can be found where people live.

Source: living in Qingdao

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