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World's largest Starbucks boasting four floors and a cocktail bar opens in Chicago
By Guy Birchall
THE world's largest Starbucks is set to open in Chicago.
The Starbucks Reserve Roastery, which opens its doors to the public on Friday in the Windy City marks the coffee giant’s sixth global Roastery an third one of its kind in the U.S.
The world's largest Starbucks will open its doors tomorrow in Chicago
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It is Starbucks largest-ever immersive coffee experience(Credit: Cover Images)
The shop spans five floors and 35,000 square feet of retail space(Credit: Cover Images)
It is Starbucks largest-ever immersive coffee experience – across five floors and 35,000 square feet of retail space – celebrating the company’s heritage and is a tribute to the roasting and the craft of coffee.
Visitors will be able to see, hear and learn about coffee’s extraordinary journey through intentional and unparalleled design, while enjoying a menu featuring exclusive coffee beverages exclusive to this location.
Customers will be able to enjoy a nice cup of Joe, cocktails, nitrogen gelato and a boutique bakery.
The Chicago Roastery joins locations in Seattle, Shanghai, Milan, New York and Tokyo.
“Over the past five years, we have created the ultimate immersive experience around all-things-coffee in spectacular Starbucks Reserve Roasteries in flagship cities around the world.
The Chicago Roastery joins locations in Seattle, Shanghai, Milan, New York and Tokyo.(Credit: Cover Images)
Starbucks has a rich history with the Windy City, dating back to 1987 when the company opened its first store outside of the Pacific Northwest(Credit: Cover Images)
The coffee roasted in Chicago will be served exclusively to visitors of the location, available in handcrafted beverages as well as freshly scooped whole bean coffee.(Credit: Cover Images)
“This week we are delighted to open our doors on the sixth global Roastery in an iconic building located on Chicago’s renowned Magnificent Mile,” said Kevin Johnson, Starbucks ceo.
“These Roasteries amplify the Starbucks brand, serve as innovation hubs, and create experiences for millions of customers around the world.”
Starbucks has a rich history with the Windy City, dating back to 1987 when the company opened its first store outside of the Pacific Northwest and had a total of 11 retail stores and served as the foundation for the company’s national growth strategy.
Nearly 32 years later, there are 796 company-operated stores in the region where Starbucks employs more than 18,100 employees.
An artisan bakery will also be on site so customers can have some pastry with their coffee(Credit: Cover Images)
There will also be a cocktail bar with a wide array of beverages on offer(Credit: Cover Images)
Visitors will be able to see, hear and learn about coffee's extraordinary journey through intentional and unparalleled design(Credit: Cover Images)
The Roastery employs nearly 200 people, including roasters, baristas, commessas, bakers, and mixologists.
“The design of the Chicago Roastery was inspired by the iconic Chicago landmark, and the city itself,” said Jill Enomoto, vice president of Roastery Design & Concept for Starbucks.
“We embraced the building’s natural light, married it with shades of classic Starbucks greens and intentionally wove in design features to encourage customer exploration and highlight the love and respect we have for coffee.”
The Starbucks Reserve Roastery Chicago is a working coffee roastery where Starbucks Roasters will be small-batch roasting Starbucks rarest single-origin coffees and blends called Starbucks Reserve.
The coffee roasted in Chicago will be served exclusively to visitors of the location, available in handcrafted beverages as well as freshly scooped whole bean coffee.