Downtown Beaver, Beaver, Pennsylvania
As you might expect, this store sits inside an old building (dating back to the 1800s) and has the usual touches--brick wall, ornate ceiling, photos of an older Beaver.
Belle Vernon, Belle Vernon, Pennsylvania
Bethel Park, Bethel Park, Pennsylvania
Relocation.
South Hills Village, Bethel Park, Pennsylvania
Bridgeville, Bridgeville, Pennsylvania
Collier Town Square, Bridgeville, Pennsylvania
Canonsburg, Canonsburg, Pennsylvania
Cranberry Commons, Cranberry Township, Pennsylvania
Freedom Road, Cranberry Township, Pennsylvania
This is the only location I remember seeing with taller versions of the standard tables and chairs, excluding stools or chairs up against a counter. And the store has yet another variant of the large wall-like partition with a large rectangle cut out of the center, painted yellow this time. I don't think I've seen two of that style that look exactly the same, anywhere.
Grandview Crossing, Gibsonia, Pennsylvania
Relocation.
Eastgate Shopping Center, Greensburg, Pennsylvania
Greengate Centre, Greensburg, Pennsylvania
Latrobe, Latrobe, Pennsylvania
McMurray, McMurray, Pennsylvania
Peters Township, McMurray, Pennsylvania
Monaca, Monaca, Pennsylvania
Moon Township, Moon Township, Pennsylvania
Murrysville, Rte 22, Murrysville, Pennsylvania
North Huntington, North Huntingdon, Pennsylvania
2345 Murray Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
This was the first of two locations I've seen that are decorated with movie posters.
Amos Hall, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
This is one of just a few company-owned Starbucks that sit on the campus of a university!
Banksville Plaza, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Bloomfield, Liberty Ave, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
East Carson Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Eastside, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Forbes & Atwood, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
This store offers ample seating an atmosphere conducive to studying, doubtlessly because of its proximity to the University of Pittsburgh.
Forbes & Craig, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Galleria at Mt. Lebanon, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Greentree Road, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Liberty & Baum, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Market Square, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
McKnight and Siebert, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
This is another one of those stores, thankfully few in number, that have those ugly square tables with the bold rectangle design.
McKnight Road, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Miracle Mile Shopping Center, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
In Monroeville, according to a visitor to my site.
Monroeville, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
OMNI William Penn, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
The fact that this Starbucks is plush is no surprise, given that it is located inside the Westin William Penn hotel, which has been designated as a National Historic Landmark.
One Oliver Plaza, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
One Oxford Centre, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Robinson Town Centre, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Though fairly tiny, this stores offers a treat, an excellent photo of downtown Pittsburgh.
Robinson Town Centre Mall, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Robinson, Lafayette Plaza, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Ross Park Mall Level 1, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Shadyside, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
This store was unusual in that as you walked in, the room angled to the right. The walls were straight, however, but just shifted to the right in several sections. You had to be there (or I could simply expand my writing skills).
Sixth St., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Squirrel Hill, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Don't know where this seemingly charming neighborhood gets its name, but perhaps it is because the baristas are a little squirrelly? Regettably, this is one of the stores to earn the 'Store of Shame' title: http://www.starbuckseverywhere.net/Log_2008_05_05.htm#June_8_StoreOfShame
U.S. Steel Tower, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
The U.S. Steel Tower, now known as the USX Tower, home to this Starbucks, is the tallest building in Pittsburgh.
Virginia Manor Shops, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Beaver Street, Sewickley, Sewickley, Pennsylvania
A few stores around the country display snapshots of customers, but this store goes a step further and displays framed portraits of select customers! But it's a best feature--a painted portrait of me!!!
Esmark Center -Sewickley, Sewickley, Pennsylvania
One of the rare drive-thru only stores that has no walk-up window!
Pittsburgh Mills, Tarentum, Tarentum, Pennsylvania
Washington Township, Washington Township, Pennsylvania
Waterfront Towne Center, West Homestead, Pennsylvania
Franklin Park, Wexford, Pennsylvania
Wexford, Route 19, Wexford, Pennsylvania
