Starbucks Shutdown: Over 100 Stores Across North America to Close

Recently, Starbucks revealed plans to close more than 100 stores throughout North America. However, specific locations were not disclosed by the company.

To fill in the gaps, Business Insider has begun assembling information from multiple sources, including direct reports from affected employees, visits by their reporters, and confirmations obtained from Starbucks' online store locator. Although the list is not exhaustive, it provides a clearer picture of which regions and neighborhoods may bear the brunt of these closures.

When contacted for feedback, Starbucks shared a heartfelt message with its patrons regarding the impending store closures: 'Every store is much more than just a coffee shop to our customers. It has been a vital part of their daily lives, a place where lasting memories were created, and strong bonds with our team were developed over time. We are sincerely appreciative of the community connections that have been nurtured over the years.'

Closure Locations by State

California

The following Starbucks locations in California are set to close: Hermosa Beach (1303 Hermosa Ave and 1100 CA-1), Los Angeles various locations including 138 S Central Ave, 300 S Santa Fe Ave, and others across different parts of the city.

District of Columbia

Washington, DC will see closures at 1801 Columbia Rd NW, 901 New York Ave NW, among several other city spots including those on 8th St SE, 11th St NW, and the iconic M St NW.

Maryland

Maryland is not spared, with Silver Spring (13677 Connecticut Ave) and multiple Baltimore locations such as 1209 N Charles St and 1100 S Charles St joining the closure list.

Massachusetts

A single store in Medford at 177 College Ave is noted for closure in the state of Massachusetts.

New Jersey

In New Jersey, the Morristown location at 40 W. Park Place is set to close.

New Mexico

Santa Fe's W San Francisco St Plaza at number 106 is the lone New Mexico listing.

Oregon

Portland will see its E Burnside St location cease operations as part of this wave of closures.

Virginia

In Virginia, a variety of locations such as Fairlakes Cir in Fairfax, Wilson Blvd in Arlington, and Union St in Alexandria are part of the closures.

Washington

Two prominent Seattle locations, 2401 Utah Ave S and 1124 Pike St, round out the list of affected sites in Washington state.