The coffeeshop has anchored that corner, in the base of the Cosmopolitan/Frederick Hotel, for more than two decades. / 10 comments
K. wrote: "Are we losing this Starbucks? Or is this just a remodel?" / 2 comments
This is the second outlet to close in the neighborhood in a week. But there are still 36,000 globally. / 2 comments
The location, one of a couple dozen downtown, opened in February 2024 but now seems to be part of a $1 billion "restructuring." / 5 comments
Two Starbucks have closed in the past couple months, though we gained one last summer. / 7 comments
Plus a dance story hours for the littles; a walk around the Manhattan coastline; a new after hours book club. / 3 comments
The new coffee shop is part of a global expansion plan to reach 55,000 locations by 2030. / 2 comments
L. spotted a wood container outside one of the IPN empty storefronts just south of the garage entrance on Greenwich and N. Moore.
Plus the meeting for the rebuild of Rockefeller is tomorrow; a helpful garden tip from Starbucks; the art of the book at the New Amsterdam Library.
Plus a photo essay from 9/11; Westfield sues Starbucks and vice versa; last advisory hurdle for Soho rezoning. / 1 comment
Plus a potential plan to move the Statue of Liberty line to Pier A; Starbucks shifting its retail strategy; Eater's new Soho list. / 6 comments
Any idea why dozens of Starbucks across the city were mysteriously "temporarily closed" yesterday? Seems like only one of the fifty or so below 14th Street (on Lafayette Street) was open.
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