Starbucks locations that closed in Vancouver yesterday

Whether you’re a fan of the brand or not, there’s no denying that many Starbucks locations are much-loved and frequently visited by folks in Vancouver.

Several noteworthy locations closed their doors over the weekend, a part of the coffee giant’s plan to permanently shutter 300 locations across Canada by March.

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While the company assured Starbucks lovers that “the majority of stores” will remain open in Canada, we did lose a handful of prominent cafes recently as a part of the brand’s next phase of store transformation.

Here are three noteworthy Starbucks locations that just closed in Vancouver.

Starbucks Reserve Bar – Mount Pleasant

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Definitely the most noteworthy to close in recent days, Western Canada’s first Starbucks Reserve Bar closed in Vancouver on January 31.

Starbucks – Granville and 2nd

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The coffee giant’s cafe at Granville and 2nd (1500 West 2nd Avenue) — near the entrance to Granville Island — served up its last beverages on January 31, the store confirmed to Dished Vancouver.

Starbucks – 811 Hornby Street

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This Starbucks cafe was located just steps away from the Vancouver Art Gallery on Hornby Street. It closed its doors on January 31.