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Starbucks to close down mobile-only 'Pick Up' stores by 2026
WASHINGTON — Starbucks is shutting down its “Pick Up” store format, phasing out the mobile-order-only model by fiscal year 2026, CEO Brian Niccol announced during an earnings call this week. Niccol said the locations were no longer compatible with the Seattle-based coffee chain's plan to get "back to Starbucks."
Starbucks Is Closing All Pick-Up Only Stores. Here’s the Full List
The coffee giant is walking away from a format it once bet big on: the mobile-order-only store, dubbed “Starbucks Pick Up.” Around 80 to 90 of these stripped-down locations — places with no seats, no counter, and barely a presence — are being shut down through 2026.
There's a Starbucks less than a quarter of a mile from my house. I think I've set foot in it fewer than a dozen times.
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