This store, the closest to Albertina (art museum), has a look that is almost industrial, wiht thick metal beams holding up the second floor, and also large grey pipes place prominently throughout the store.
Starbucks in Austria
| OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 23 May 2008 This store, the closest to Albertina (art museum), has a look that is almost industrial, wiht thick metal beams holding up the second floor, and also large grey pipes place prominently throughout the store. |
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 23 May 2008 |
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 23 May 2008 Unless you count Arcade Meidling, this is the only Austrian store inside a shopping mall. |
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 23 May 2008 |
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 24 May 2008 |
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 23 May 2008 Though the decor is unquestionably Starbucks, this location feels a bit more posh or upscale that average. Feels like a restaurant that one might find at an reasonably expensive hotel. Two unique touches. First, a sort of amber marbled stone wall facing you as you walk up the stairs. Second, perhaps available only to the males, a framed display of coffee beans in front of the urinals. |
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 23 May 2008 |
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 23 May 2008 A rare example of a company-operated store inside a hospital. |
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 23 May 2008 |
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 23 May 2008 This store, though very small, has decor that appears a little more upscale than average. A unique feature is a very small seating room in back that has some kind of red-tinged mood lighting. The air is not as fresh as for the pation seating, because the room does not get ventilation, but there is a definite sense of privacy if that is what you seek. |
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 23 May 2008 |
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 23 May 2008 |
