Starbucks Coffee in York: photos, reviews, menu

About

In the charming city of York, you'll find a Starbucks Coffee that offers a cozy spot for a break from exploring. This moderately priced cafe serves a variety of vegetarian options such as sandwiches, along with a selection of beverages including coffee, tea, hot chocolate, and iced tea. Whether you're stopping in for breakfast, brunch, lunch, or dinner, there are options to satisfy your cravings. The outdoor seating area provides a pleasant space to unwind, and for those on the go, takeaway and food delivery services are available. Despite some challenges with cleanliness in the past, particularly concerning the restrooms, you may still encounter friendly staff eager to enhance your visit. Parking is convenient with both on-street and free parking options, and credit card payments are readily accepted.

Price

$$$$ 8 - 20 GBP

Meals

Breakfast, Branch, Lunch, Dinner

Cuisines

Vegetarian

Services

Delivery, Takeaway, Outdoor seating, Dine-in

Dietary options

Vegan options, Vegetarian options

Offering

Serving desserts, Serving coffee

Dishes and Beverages

Discover the standout dishes and unique drinks that define Starbucks Coffee menu.

Coffee
Hot chocolate
Latte
Sandwiches
Tea
Ice tea

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Student Castle

Bus stop 385 m walk

Stonebow

Bus stop 383 m walk

Peasholme Green

Bus stop 336 m walk

Morrison's

Bus stop 101 m walk

Layerthorpe Asda

Bus stop 363 m walk

Margaret Street

Bus stop 396 m walk

3.7

based on 401 review

Google

3.7/5 401 review

Tyrone Pickleson

Food: 5
Atmosphere: 5

I walked into Starbucks today expecting nothing more than my usual caffeine fix, but what I experienced instead was nothing short of a culinary awakening. Standing behind the counter was none other than Lily, a barista whose smile radiated like the first rays of dawn illuminating the Earth. As I fumbled through my thoughts trying to pick what to have, she looked at me with the wisdom of a thousand coffee beans and whispered a suggestion that would change the course of my day, perhaps even my life: “Have you tried the cookies and cream cake pop?” Now, I have eaten many desserts in my lifetime, but this was not a dessert. This was an event. One bite, and suddenly I was transported to a parallel dimension where angels harmonized, cocoa rivers flowed endlessly, and Oreo crumbs rained from the heavens. It was like being serenaded by a choir of cookie gods while simultaneously being hugged by a warm vanilla cloud. Lily didn’t just recommend a snack—she orchestrated an experience. She is not merely a barista; she is a dessert prophet, a custodian of confectionary truth, a modern-day oracle whose weapon of choice is a cake pop on a stick. Starbucks, hear me clearly: give this woman a cape and a crown. Because Lily doesn’t just serve coffee—she serves destiny dipped in chocolate.

Colin Dixon

Atmosphere: 1

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Rizzo Maurizio

Food: 5
Atmosphere: 5

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Starbucks Coffee in York