What would you say if I told you that you can optimize your morning routine? What’s more, you can reduce the time in the morning by shopping at the new Starbucks shop instead of preparing breakfast. No more bad coffee or bad breakfast. Starbucks is opening pick-up cafe shops. It hits the spot when you think about mornings.
let’s suppose that you want to have a delicious coffee in the morning. Your direction is Starbucks, but what you first see is an endless queue and you finally end up drinking that poor coffee at work. There can be a better solution. Starbucks started a collaboration with Amazon to create a fully automated puck-up shop where there is no queue. Everything is designed to stop wasting your time. The shop is equipped with Amazon’s cashierless technology. Starbucks opens new shops in midtown Manhattan and new york City. They are planning to open the next shops next year.
I strongly feel that the new Starbucks strategy can be well received. Just think who wants to lose his time? Nobody. So why would you choose normal Starbucks?
I totally agree, it’s a great idea nowadays. People don’t have enough time to waste it waiting in queues. Many people also don’t want to do coffee at home. They prefer going to Starbucks and buying it here while going to work. I think it’s very future-proof idea which can help people live faster, what is important nowadays.
Agreed, this concept seems to be promising. I just hope that more such shops will open soon, otherwise we’ll experience huge queues once again
This is cool and all, but eventually once the internet of things improves and more people have access to “Smart Homes” they will simply wake up and coffee will be instantly brewed and waiting for them at the precise moment they would like to enjoy it. This is a cool gimmick, Starbucks pick-up cafes, but I don’t know if it can last in the long run. An auto coffee maker is not that technologically demanding.
I agree, I can’t function without my favorite coffee first thing in the morning. This collaboration can revolutionize coffee industry forever.