Starbucks has taken a page from its past − bringing back free refills, names on cups and a condiment bar. Beginning on Monday, the coffee chain has brought back some familiar aspects that were ...

Although Starbucks has made strides to accomodate its busy on-the-go customers through mobile app orders and drive-thrus for ...

Starbucks says on its website that it is the first and only national coffeehouse in the country to offer customers the option ...

The new policies come as part of a push by Starbucks' new chairman and CEO, Brian Niccol, to reinvigorate the chain's sagging ...

Your morning pick-me-up from Starbucks could soon come with another form of motivation such as a smiley face or inspirational message. The coffee chain is telling Starbucks employees to write ...

Starbucks began reverting to prepandemic habits on Monday, reinstalling condiment bars and reviving the Sharpie-penned, handwritten names on cups. The chain also tweaked its name, dubbing itself ...

The return of personalizing cups is also a Niccol directive, who previously said the chain has to “track down” 200,000 Sharpies to make it happen. Starbucks released a new TV advertisement ...

This new policy is another step towards Starbucks’ sustainability goals. The company recently announced its goal to make 100% of its cups compostable, recyclable, or reusable by 2030.

Available in three sizes, customers can return a cup after use for a clean one for their next drink or a £1 voucher. Hubbub says around three-quarters of people in the UK own a reusable cup ...

It appears Starbucks is trying to change its reputation. According to a Monday press release, the company will be serving all “for here” drinks in ceramic mugs, glasses or personal cups.