Starbucks has reopened its historic Pike Place Store. Its story began in 1971 from a narrow storefront at Seattle’s Pike Place Market.
And even since then, the space has evolved (an espresso bar was added in 1987). That dedication to coffee and human connection has remained at the heart of the experience, even as the store has welcomed millions of visitors from around the world. Today, Pike Place is welcoming visitors after a short closure for renovations and building on its legacy with a renewed focus on connection, craft and storytelling to create an even more personal and welcoming experience.
Visitors are invited to explore the space during a dedicated reservation time, creating more room to engage with the environment. From a curated menu of handcrafted beverages, the new experience reflects the energy and history of Seattle while welcoming customers in a more intentional and immersive way. Customers will discover a curated menu that honors Starbucks heritage, alongside exclusive merchandise available only at the original Starbucks store in Pike Place Market.
Starbucks Reopens Its Historic Pike Place Store Reimagined As An Immersive Experience
