Starbucks

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Brand owner; other SEA locations remain open; not party to the closure decisions

HMSHost filed a layoff notice with Washington state on October 23 covering 135 Seattle Starbucks workers. Thirteen work at the Terminal A store at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, which closes December 31 when its contract expires.

Updated Nov 1

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Closing 250 North American stores and reorganizing corporate operations; its Terminal A cafe at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport is closing after the contract was not renewed

Starbucks will permanently close five Washington coffeehouses and cut eight jobs at its Seattle headquarters, part of a 250-store North American restructuring. The state filing covers 51 workers, with separations running from November 14 to December 4.

Updated Oct 24

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Operates the store across the intersection from Colectivo's Roscoe Village cafe, which opened Oct. 21, 2026

Colectivo Coffee opened its Roscoe Village cafe at 6:30 a.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 21, at 2032 W. Roscoe St. It is the Milwaukee roaster's eighth Chicago shop and 24th location overall.

Updated Oct 23

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As of October 2026: Closing two Philadelphia stores on December 6, 2026; part of a ~250-store North American shutdown

Starbucks told Pennsylvania it will close two Philadelphia stores on December 6, 2026, listing 18 employees on a layoff notice the state posted October 7. The federal WARN Act requires 60 days' warning before a mass layoff or closing, so the filing is a statement of intent, not a report that the jobs have ended. The notice names the stores at 2201 South St. and 1018 N. Second St.

Updated Oct 10

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As of September 2026: Closing 250 locations, including 125 Summer St

The nation's newest Starbucks has six seats and opens at 6 a.m. inside the InterContinental Hotel on Atlantic Avenue. The Boston Licensing Board approved its food-service license the same week the company said it would close 250 locations, including one a few blocks away at 125 Summer St.

Updated Sep 26