A reader dropped these these shots of the new Starbucks into the box today. For more (including a colorful mural on the window) follow this link.
Posted in: New/Openings, Photos
New Starbucks at 145
Posted on May 7, 2007 by D. Bell
Subscribe:
RSS feed
Taniesha
December 24, 2007
dear Erin,
Thank you so much for your interest in hiring me, if positively hired you won’t regret it!
Anonymous
June 24, 2007
Why would anyone waste their money on expensive coffee. Especially in Harlem… Didn’t the last one on 145th close thanks to low sales.
Hugo
May 8, 2007
Both of you make very good points…I didn’t know J.Robinson park was having concerts. Nice!
ana
May 8, 2007
Actually the Bradhurst corner is a better location for a ‘Bux. It sits right across from the park, where they will be having concerts this summer. Plus it catches all of the walking traffic from all of the new developments heading to the subway station on St. Nick, and it is directly across from Maroon’s and Duane Reade.
Harlem
May 7, 2007
Although Starbucks has lost its appeal by appealing to the masses, it is still a welcome sight. The rents they are charging in that building would pretty much erase any dreams of a Mom and Pop coffee house. Besides the historic brownstones are a better place for local businesses. This new building is too corporate for the intimacy and history needed for a small-time and cozy place.
Hugo
May 7, 2007
Striver, NYSC and Bank of America will be occupying the remaining retail space. B.O.A. will have the FDB entrance. NYSC has the 145St entrance with use of the second level as well.
While I know that Starbucks coffee is more of a status marker in terms of upcoming neighborhoods I personally would’ve preferred a local franchise similar to the East Harlem Cafe or even relocating Sugarhill Java & Tea there. But I realize that Starbucks is more of an anchor in the coffee business. If only it could have a real coffeehouse vibe! Not likely!
A Striver
May 7, 2007
This looks like it’s at the corner of Bradhurst & 145th? I guess they couldn’t get 145th and FDB, that likely went to the 2 story NYSC. In either case a great addition to the neighborhood…you know you’re on the map when Starbuck’s arrives.