Starbucks Is Closing All Pick-Up Only Stores. Here’s the Full List

If you've ever picked up a lukewarm flat white in a Starbucks that felt more like a hallway than a café, you probably won't be shocked by this news. The company is shutting down dozens of its mobile-order-only stores. 

Here is the scoop. 

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.

They weren’t failing, but they weren’t working either, meaning that people used them, but they didn’t care about them. These shops didn’t offer a reason to return beyond convenience. And in a brand built around routine and atmosphere, that matters. 

“We found this format to be overly transactional and lacking the warmth and human connection that defines our brand,” Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol said on a company earnings call.

According to USA Today, the closures span more than 20 states and include city centers, college campuses, and high-traffic commuter areas. Some were tucked into office towers or transit stations, others operated quietly inside retail complexes. 

• 55th St & Broadway, Tempe  
• Speedway & N Park Ave, Tucson  
• Arizona Ave & Loop 202, Chandler  

• Artesia & Flagler, Redondo Beach  
• Base Line Rd & Day Creek Blvd, Rancho Cucamonga  
• Brand & Milford, Glendale  
• Broadway & 8th, Los Angeles  
• Broadway Ave & Curtis St, Salida  
• Broadway & Front, San Diego  
• California St & Drumm St, San Francisco  
• Hwy 1 & Belleville, Half Moon Bay  
• Main & Ashland, Santa Monica  
• Mountain & Hawthorne, Ontario  
• National & Overland, Los Angeles  
• N Pepper Ave & W Valley Blvd, Colton  
• S Santa Fe Ave & E 3rd St, Los Angeles  
• Sierra & Marygold, Fontana  
• Union Station East Portal, Los Angeles  
• Verdugo & Cañada, Glendale  
• S Western Ave & Venice Blvd, Los Angeles  
• Wilshire & Western Ave, Los Angeles  
• Yorba Linda & Lakeview, Yorba Linda  
• Gilroy Town Center, Gilroy

• Laurel & College, Fort Collins

• Barnum Avenue, Stratford

• Piedmont & Auburn, Atlanta

• King St & Alakea, Honolulu

• Biscayne & NE 3rd St, Miami
• FSU Azalea Hall

• 55th & Woodlawn, Hyde Park  
• 227 W Monroe, Chicago  
• 555 S Dearborn, Chicago  
• 2063 N Clark, Dickens  
• Addison & Sheffield, Chicago  
• Golf & Higgins, Schaumburg
• Lake & Waukegan, Glenview  
• Prentice Women’s Hospital, Chicago  
• Wrightwood & Racine, Chicago  

• Lima & Ludwig, Fort Wayne
• Plainfield‑127th & Route 59, Plainfield

• Towson Armory Building, Towson
• Dulaney Plaza, Towson  
• JHH Weinberg Building — secure access, Baltimore  

• Lechmere, Cambridge  
• Tufts Medford, Medford
• Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Boston  

• Ionia & Oakes, Grand Rapids

• 33 S 6th St (Skyway), Minneapolis
• Nicollet & 26th St, Minneapolis

• 13th & University, Manhattan  
• 40th & 8th w/Amazon Go, Manhattan
• 42nd & Park (TD Bank), Manhattan  
• 52nd & 7th, Manhattan  
• 56th & 2nd, Manhattan  
• 59th (Park & Lex) w/Amazon Go, Manhattan  
• 5th Ave between 41st & 42nd, Manhattan  
• 67th St & Columbus Ave, Manhattan  
• 76th & 2nd, Manhattan  
• Broadway between 36th & 37th, Manhattan  
• Carmine & Varick, Manhattan  
• Deer Park Ave & Woods Rd, North Babylon  
• Pace University, New York City  
• Sawyer Place, Yonkers  

• 601 Tryon (Ally CLT Center), Charlotte
• 9th Street Duke, Durham  
• Hillsborough & Pogue St, Raleigh  

• Miami University (Bell Tower), Oxford
• Ohio State University (Neil & 11th), Columbus  
• Princeton & Glendale Rd, Hamilton  

• 12th St & Moore Ave, Moore

• Knight Campus, University of Oregon, Eugene

• 17th & Chestnut, Philadelphia

• Springfield, Pike County

• Camperdown Plaza, Greenville

• Amazon Tower 1, Nashville
• Broadwest, Nashville  
• Fifth Third Center, Nashville  

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