Starbucks in the Philippines is dedicated to providing its customers with the most incredible Coffee in the world and the best possible coffee experience. At the same time, the company is committed to running its business to benefit the communities in which it operates from a social, environmental, and economic standpoint.

It is incredibly accurate to claim that Starbucks buys and roasts high-quality coffee beans in their whole form. That is the core of what they do, but it hardly does justice to the situation’s complexity.

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Starbucks History

In the Philippines, the rights to operate the Starbucks retail business are held by Rustan Coffee Corporation, a subsidiary of the Rustan Group of Companies. On December 4, 1997, the doors to the first Starbucks business opened at 6750 Ayala Avenue. The Filipinos’ affection for Starbucks has since been gained.

Over 420 additional stores have appeared in that time. While Rustan Coffee has already brought its perfect cups of coffee to far-flung places like Baguio and Davao, it has no intention of stopping there; instead, it plans to continue spreading the “Starbucks Experience” to an even more significant number of Filipinos, one cup at a time, by employing only the most dedicated and knowledgeable coffee specialists as “partners.”

Filipinos and Starbucks are a perfect cultural match because of their love of coffee, commitment to hospitality, and need for social interaction.

On March 30, 1971, the first store opened in Seattle, Washington. For the first decade of its existence in Seattle, Starbucks specialized in supplying high-quality coffee beans and accompanying equipment.

From its humble beginnings as a single outlet, Starbucks eventually became known worldwide for its fresh-roasted whole bean coffees. The name, which Moby Dick inspired, emphasized the seafaring tradition of the early coffee dealers as well as the romance of the open ocean.

Howard Schultz, Starbucks’s current chairman and CEO, entered the company in 1981. Howard was hooked after his first sip of Sumatra and became a member of the Starbucks family a year later.

In 1983, Howard went to Italy, where he loved the country’s romantic coffee culture and quaint cafes. He had a dream of recreating the ambience of Italian coffeehouses in America. A meeting ground for friendship and mutual understanding. A neutral zone between the office and the house. After briefly leaving Starbucks to create his chain of coffee shops called II Giornale, he returned in August 1987 to buy the company with the backing of local investors.

Their original intent was to be an unconventional business. One that recognized the history of coffee and fostered a sense of community.

Most popular drinks ordered in Starbucks Philippines

Caramel Macchiato

If you prefer something sweet with your espresso, try this concoction: steaming milk, vanilla syrup, and caramel drizzle drizzled in the distinctive crisscross pattern.

Chocolate Mocha

Espresso, frothed milk, whipped cream, and white Chocolate syrup are the four components of the white-chocolate variation offered here.

Caffè Americano

The name alone suggests that Americans contributed to the creation of this timeless staple. It is commonly held that the Americano originated when American expatriates in Italy diluted their espresso with hot water.

Caffè Latte

A latte, which translates literally to “milk coffee,” is made with espresso, steamed milk, and the thinnest coating of milk froth (ideally a centimetre or less), and it originated because Europeans also like flavouring their coffee with milk.

Cappuccino

Espresso, steamed milk, and foam thicker than latte foam make up the three components of a cappuccino. No authentic historical record supports the standard story that Capuchin monk Marco d’Aviano invented the drink.

Mocha Frappuccino

One of the original Frappuccino flavours, the Mocha Frappuccino, has stood the test of time because of the delicious combination of coffee, milk, ice, and mocha syrup.

Starbucks Online Delivery Information

You can have your coffee and snacks delivered via their app with version for both Android and IOS available in this page, or use a food delivery service like Foodpanda, Grabfood or Pick-A-Roo.

Starbucks Branch Finder & Opening Hours

As one of the biggest coffee shop chains in the Philippines, they have over 420+ location across the country, you can find the nearest branch by visiting their Store Locator webpage.

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