Starbucks just announced it’s dropping a woke policy and will only let paying customers use its restrooms (“S’bux throwing the bums out,” Jan. 14).

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Starbucks flushes public restroom policy and more: Letters to the Editor — Jan. 19, 2025

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If you just need to go to the bathroom, you'll have to find somewhere other than Starbucks.

Skal du kun på toilettet, må du finde et andet sted end Starbucks

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Starbucks has had enough of visitors needing to pee

Starbucks announced the company would reverse its "open door" policy, limiting the use of its premises to paying customers only.

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America has a bathroom problem. Starbucks’ new policy will make it worse.

American coffee chain Starbucks is ending its public restroom policy in its home market, which allowed anyone to use the cafe's restroom without paying anything. Starbucks says the move will provide a better experience for paying customers and discourage homeless people who have been using Starbucks for shelter. The chain also has customer-only restrooms elsewhere in the world, including in the Czech Republic.

Americký kavárenský řetězec Starbucks ruší na domácím trhu politiku veřejných toalet, díky které mohl kdokoliv bez toho, aniž by si něco koupil, využít v kavárně WC. Starbucks si od toho slibuje, že platícím zákazníkům nabídne lepší zážitek z návštěvy pobočky a zároveň od ní odradí lidi bez domova, kteří Starbucks využívali jen pro přístřeší. Toalety pouze pro zákazníky má řetězec i jinde ve světě, mimo jiné i v Česku.

Na záchod jen po kafi. Starbucks ruší politiku veřejných WC

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Only go to the bathroom after coffee. Starbucks is ending its public restroom policy

Branded is a weekly column devoted to the intersection of marketing, business, design, and culture. For a brand that has long posed as something akin to a community space, issuing a “code of conduct”—for customers—sounds a little off key. But Starbucks’s recent decision to lay down some new rules, including a requirement to buy something if you want to hang out, is really just a de facto admission of what its brand is really about: The coffee gi…

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Starbucks proves it was never really a ‘third place’

In order to improve the experience in their cafeterias, Starbucks decided to end the "open door" policy in their premises in the United States and will not allow people who do not consume to enter the establishments.As of January 27, everyone who enters must if or if they want to make a purchase if they want to stay in the premises or use the bathrooms.Attention Massive closure of Starbucks throughout the country: these are the states where ther…

Con el propósito de mejorar la experiencia en sus cafeterías, Starbucks decidió poner fin a la política de "puertas abiertas" en sus locales de Estados Unidos y no dejará ingresar a gente que no consuma a los establecimientos.A partir del próximo 27 de enero, todo aquel que ingrese deberá si o si realizar una compra si desean permanecer en los locales o utilizar los baños.  Atención Cierre masivo de Starbucks en todo el país: estos son los estad…

Starbucks elimina una política clave e impone un nuevo "código de conducta" para permanecer en sus cafeterías

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Starbucks eliminates a key policy and imposes a new "code of conduct" to stay in its cafes

US retailers like Starbucks that bill themselves as a so-called "third space"—a gathering place outside the home or office—face a dilemma in a country where public restrooms are sparse. 
Image: Angela Weiss / AFP©[/CAPTION]Starbucks has stirred the coffee pot by reversing a policy that allowed anyone to use its bathrooms, with the US public warned they'll need to buy something or get out.In a new code of conduct issued Monday, the hot drink behe…

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Starbucks Shift On Non-paying Visitors Stirs Debate In US - Forbes India

Starbucks is hunkering down on loitering. The chain’s “hang out” atmosphere that allowed customers (paying or not) to sit for hours and take advantage of… The post Starbucks Reverses Its Open Door Policy To Prioritize Paying Customers appeared first on FoodBeast.

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Starbucks Reverses Its Open Door Policy To Prioritize Paying Customers

This coming Monday January 27th will mark a before and after for the renowned chain of Starbucks coffee shops, with the implementation of a new code of conduct in all its premises in the United States. This measure seeks to improve the customer experience, encouraging the purchase of its products to access other exclusive benefits by updating the "Open Doors" regulation. In the following note, we tell you all the details.

Este próximo lunes 27 de enero marcará un antes y un después para la reconocida cadena de cafeterías Starbucks, con la implementación de un nuevo código de conducta en todos sus locales en Estados Unidos. Esta medida busca mejorar la experiencia del cliente, fomentando la compra de sus productos para acceder a otros beneficios exclusivos mediante la actualización del reglamento "Puertas Abiertas". En la siguiente nota, te contamos todos los deta…

Starbucks anuncia CAMBIO RADICAL desde el 27 de enero en sus locales: tus cafés no serán los mismos

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Starbucks announces RADICAL CHANGE since January 27 in its premises: your cafes will not be the same

International coffee shop chain Starbucks Corporation has adopted a new code of conduct forbidding its cafes, patios, and restrooms from being available to the paying public. As of January 27, 2025, this policy is intended to make the establishment more welcoming and enjoyable for paying patrons while trying to address inefficiencies in operation. It’s a …

Starbucks flushes public restroom policy and more: Letters to the Editor — Jan. 19, 2025

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