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What are the six Starbucks specialty cafes in the world like abroad

Published: 2025-08-21 Author: World Gafei
Last Updated: 2025/08/21, 1. The Starbucks train cafe on the train, the smallest storefront designed by Starbucks, made its debut from the Geneva airport in Switzerland to the canton of St. Gallen (northeast Swiss canton). The beautiful body makes people want to jump on for a cup of coffee! 2. Starbucks Royal Caribbean International Cruise Company (Royal Caribbean International) in the Caribbean Sea

1. Starbucks on the train

The train cafe, the smallest storefront designed by Starbucks, made its debut from Geneva Airport in Switzerland to the canton of St. Gallen (northeastern Swiss canton). The beautiful body makes people want to jump on for a cup of coffee.

two。 Starbucks in the Caribbean

Royal Caribbean International Cruise (Royal Caribbean International) has opened a Starbucks on its Ocean charm Cruise (Allure of the Seas), so that people sightseeing at sea can also drink his home's coffee. The Caribbean cruise ship is mainly located in Fort Lauderdale, Florida (Ft. Lauderdale), Haiti, Jamaica and Cozumel, a coastal island in southeastern Mexico. Will it make you feel friendly that you can also drink Starbucks on luxury cruise ships?

3. Starbucks on the hillside

There is a Starbucks in Squaw Valley Ski Resort (Squaw Valley Resort) in California, but it is not at the foot of the mountain. But halfway up the mountain at an altitude of 8, 000 feet (2438 meters)!

4. Starbucks in Disneyland

The city of Anaheim in southwestern California has opened its first Starbucks in Disneyland, in the Magic Kingdom (Magic Kingdom). The design of this store continues the classic style of Starbucks, and the unique thing is that the baristas here are all dressed in paradise costumes. This makes adults who are tired of playing with their children finally have a place to have a cup of coffee and have a rest!

5. Starbucks in the bank vault

Starbucks opened Europe's largest Starbucks store in the bank's underground vault in Amsterdam's Rembrandt Square square, with its original concrete walls and marble floors laid in the 1920s. If only you could open a Starbucks in the bank you often visit.

6. Starbucks in the container

Looking out of the window at the bustling port of Starbucks's headquarters building in Seattle, Washington, the owners had an idea: why not use containers as storefronts? As a result, Starbucks' first eco-friendly store was opened in a 450sq ft container recycled by the company in Tukwila, Washington. Drinking coffee in a container is really unique!

(the article comes from Sina blog)

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