Social Media Reacts to Starbucks Store Closures Across North America
A viral social media post highlights a report from Globe Eye News stating that Starbucks is closing 250 locations throughout North America. The post includes a caption questioning consumer demand for high-priced coffee, suggesting that rising costs may be a factor in the company's decision to shutter these storefronts. The image features a corporate representative alongside the iconic Starbucks logo, framing the news within a broader conversation about the current pricing and accessibility of the coffee chain's products in the modern market.
There was a Starbucks near Pioneer Courthouse Square in Portland that had a little sidewalk café area by the train station where you could see two other Starbucks...
People may occasionally want $10 coffee, but not that coffee. Great marketing department for sure!
Gen Z will have to find somewhere else to do their homework. Maybe at... home ?
That's 1%
starbucks $10 now? I still remember ordering online and saw a $7.5 for coffee and be like "nah man, I'll drink tea".
Coffee? They are selling coffee? I mean I saw those prices, I thought it was something else they were selling. Also Venti means 20, which always confused me.
They're only closing the ones that want to unionize. 😂
Starbucks is absolute dogwater in Europe lately. They are falling apart. Neglected maintenance, poor food for exorbitant prices, watered down coffee, you name it. People are slowly stopping to go there with their laptops. It's just too expensive and not any better than even in an
Fuck that company
Starbucks opened store in my hometown and 18 months later closed it. The store was on a major four-lane beach corridor that sees over 5 million cars go by every year and was 50 miles to the next nearest coffee shop. If you can't shoot fish in that barrel, then your business model