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Starbucks Releases Full List of Store Closures: St. Louis Area Scores 16

Fri Jul 18, 2008 at 10:02:00 AM

Starbucks has revealed the complete list (link PDF) of the 600 U.S. stores it will close over the next year. The St. Louis region has sixteen stores on the list, with fifteen in Missouri and one in Illinois.

The not-so-sweet sixteen, after the jump...

Missouri

14815 Clayton Road - Chesterfield
7827 Highway N - Dardenne Prairie
1261 Graham Road - Florissant
6045 Howdershell Road - Hazelwood
8031 West Florissant Avenue - Jennings
4581 Highway K - O'Fallon
3788 Elm Street - St. Charles
1820 Market Street (Union Station) - St. Louis
10025 Manchester Road - St. Louis
6070 H Telegraph Road - St. Louis
9 North Euclid Avenue - St. Louis
2000 South 7th Street - St. Louis
3081 Phoenix Center Drive - Washington
234 West Lockwood - Webster Groves
5851 Westwood Drive - Weldon Springs

Illinois

3457 Nameoki Road - Granite City

- Ian Froeb

Tags: coffee, Starbucks

Category: Drink, News, Restaurants

6 Comments:

Kimberly says:

Wow ... the Starbucks on South 7th opened less than 6 months ago!

Though I live in Soulard, I never did go there ... I'm more of a Soulard Coffee Garden person myself.

Posted at: July 18, 2008 11:56 AM

julie says:

whew.....for now Chippewa is not on the list.
It'll be interesting to see what moves into those locations. Betting it's not coffee shops.

Posted at: July 18, 2008 12:31 PM

Kelly says:

Likewise, the one in Granite City just opened up a year or so ago...maybe not even THAT long! I teach night classes at a community college in GC, and I grab a latte there about every week. Bummer!

Posted at: July 18, 2008 1:55 PM

Austin Chu says:

When I read about Starbucks closing down stores today, I wasn't the least bit afraid of them filing for bankruptcy or closing down forever. I've been following the whole Starbucks ordeal on savvywallet.com. Even with the free iced coffee on Wednesday promotion, introduction of their fruity smoothies, and free wifi with gift card registrations. The only thing I'm worried about is not enough hotspots for wifi. There are several stores around my area that are closing down, and that's what I'm concerned about. I enjoy walking around the streets, plop down and always be able to find a signal because I know a Starbucks is near. The glory days are over.

Posted at: July 18, 2008 3:53 PM

Starbucks Closure List says:

Florida loses 59 stores, including three each in Tampa and Palm Beach Gardens.

Posted at: July 19, 2008 4:52 PM

Starbucks Closure List says:

Either way, if I had a Starbucks in my neighborhood and it was closing down and there was no other choice, I would be bummed.

Posted at: July 19, 2008 4:55 PM