Luna Parc, Cuautitlan Izcalli, Mexico
OPENED: 11/28/2009, PHOTO: 12/26/2009
San Marcos, Cuautitlan Izcalli, Mexico
OPENED: 11/3/2008, PHOTO: 12/26/2009
Herradura, Huixquilucan, Mexico
OPENED: 12/17/2003, PHOTO: 4/15/2006
16 de Septiembre, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: ???, PHOTO: 4/14/2006
Besides being in Mexico City's Centro Historico and just a block or two away from El Zocalo, this store also benefits from a unique light fixture in the center.
222 Reforma, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 11/1/2007, PHOTO: 12/22/2009
222 Reforma 2, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 12/1/2007, PHOTO: 12/22/2009
Alameda, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 1/22/2004, PHOTO: 4/14/2006
Altavista-Mexico, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: ???, PHOTO: 12/24/2009, ORIGINAL VISIT: 4/15/2006
Amberes, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 7/1/2007, PHOTO: 12/22/2009
Arboledas, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 1/1/2006, PHOTO: 12/26/2009
Arcos Bosques, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 7/1/2008, PHOTO: 12/27/2009
Av. De La Paz, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 2/25/2004, PHOTO: 4/14/2006
Bellavista, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 3/31/2005, PHOTO: 4/15/2006
Out in what you might call "the burbs", this store was the first I encountered in Mexico that resembles an American-style strip mall.
Campos Eliseos, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 3/25/2003, PHOTO: 4/15/2006
The Polanco area is upscale, and this store sits near hotels that host famous actors and personalities, many of whom have signed cups that are displayed in a glass case.
Castorena, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 2/1/2009, PHOTO: 12/27/2009
Centro Comercial Santa Fe, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 3/24/2005, PHOTO: 12/26/2009, ORIGINAL VISIT: 4/14/2006
Centro Comercial Santa Fe 2, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: ???, PHOTO: 12/26/2009
Centro Coyoacan, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 12/16/2004, PHOTO: 12/23/2009, ORIGINAL VISIT: 12/22/2009
Circuito Ingenieros, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 1/1/2006, PHOTO: 4/15/2006
CM Coapa, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 9/8/2009, PHOTO: 12/24/2009
Condesa II, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 6/25/2004, PHOTO: 4/14/2006
Corporativo Polanco, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 10/30/2003, PHOTO: 4/15/2006
Cuidad Jardin, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 12/8/2008, PHOTO: 12/28/2009
Don't misbehave at this shopping center, or the shotgun and automatic weapon-wielding guard and police might pop a cap in yo ass. Damn this is a dangerous country!
Division del Norte, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 9/28/2008, PHOTO: 12/23/2009
Echegaray, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 9/3/2006, PHOTO: 12/26/2009
Embassy Suites Hotel, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 11/1/2007, PHOTO: 12/22/2009
Eugenia, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 11/28/2009, PHOTO: 12/22/2009
The second drive-thru in Latin America.
Felix Cuevas, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 12/23/2009, PHOTO: 12/23/2009
FIRST CUSTOMER!!! This newest store in Mexico City presents a newer design that includes recycled materials and includes some unusual or unique design elements. Most unusual is the large siren logo engraved into a wooden wall.
Fiesta Americana Reforma, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 6/1/2007, PHOTO: 12/22/2009
Gabriel Mancera, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 7/26/2009, PHOTO: 12/22/2009
Cool building design! That Starbucks sign appears to be on a part of the building still under construction, but it's really just designed that way.
Galerias Atizapan, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 3/1/2009, PHOTO: 12/25/2009
Gante, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: ???, PHOTO: 4/15/2006
In el Centro Historico, this store is situated on a wide pedestrian street.
Gran Sur, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: ???, PHOTO: 4/16/2006
Horacio, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: ???, PHOTO: 12/23/2009
Hospital ABC, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 10/3/2009, PHOTO: 12/24/2009
I was not expecting a store in a hospital to be special, and I was surprised to learn that this store is the first (in Mexico, I believe) built with recycled materials. Another point of distinction is that it might be the smallest in Mexico.
Insurgentes Juan Pablo, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 7/31/2003, PHOTO: 4/14/2006
Insurgentes La Joya, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 9/14/2004, PHOTO: 12/24/2009
Insurgentes Relox, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 5/18/2005, PHOTO: 4/14/2006
Insurgentes Sur Parroquia, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 7/25/2003, PHOTO: 4/14/2006
Insurgentes WTC, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 5/30/2003, PHOTO: 4/14/2006
On one of the longest/busiest streets in the world, this is also one of the largest stores I encountered in Mexico City.
Irrigacion, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: ???, PHOTO: 12/25/2009, ORIGINAL VISIT: 12/23/2009
Izcalli Mega, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 4/28/2008, PHOTO: 12/26/2009
Jesus del Monte, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 12/26/2007, PHOTO: 12/27/2009
Las Aguilas, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 9/11/2002, PHOTO: 12/24/2009
Lomas Plaza, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 4/1/2007, PHOTO: 12/28/2009
Lomas Verdes II, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 1/1/2007, PHOTO: 12/25/2009
The plaza in front of this store offers an exceptional view of the city and the mountains!
Londres, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 11/16/2007, PHOTO: 12/22/2009
This store, though smallish, provides a covered terrace that offers a good view of the pedestrian mall.
Los Atrios Antara Polanco, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 10/1/2006, PHOTO: 12/25/2009, ORIGINAL VISIT: 12/23/2009
Magnocentro, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 5/1/2006, PHOTO: 12/27/2009
Masaryk Pasaje Polanco, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 7/11/2003, PHOTO: 4/15/2006
Don't just grab your coffee and go at this store, because you'll miss out on the "pasaje secreto" accessible via the back door.
Mazaryk Spencer, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 9/1/2006, PHOTO: 12/23/2009
This three-story location, besides being ornately decorated, is the largest in Latin America. On the second floor you will find an open-air terrace, and, for the more business-oriented, a conference room. Walk up to the third floor and you can enjoy a completely open-air rooftop.
Metropoli Patriotismo, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 1/1/2007, PHOTO: 12/23/2009
MEX - Aeropuerto Cenca, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: ???, PHOTO: 4/16/2006
MEX - Aeropuerto Int Dufry, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: ???, PHOTO: 12/28/2009, ORIGINAL VISIT: 4/16/2006
MEX - Aeropuerto Internacional II, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: ???, PHOTO: 4/16/2006
MEX - Aeropuerto Nacional Sala B, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: ???, PHOTO: 4/16/2006
MEX - Mexico City Airport T2 Lleg, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 1/1/2008, PHOTO: 12/28/2009
MEX - Mexico City Airport T2 Salid, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 10/1/2008, PHOTO: 12/28/2009
Miguel Angel Quevedo, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 12/1/2005, PHOTO: 12/23/2009, ORIGINAL VISIT: 12/22/2009
Miguel Angel Quevedo 2, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 12/8/2006, PHOTO: 12/23/2009
Miguel Angel Quevedo 3, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 5/1/2007, PHOTO: 12/23/2009, ORIGINAL VISIT: 12/22/2009
Miramontes, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 8/8/2003, PHOTO: 4/16/2006
Montevideo, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 12/22/2009, PHOTO: 12/25/2009
This newer store in Mexico City offers not only a drive-thru but also upstairs balcony seating, both inside and out.
Nuevo Leon, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 2/2/2005, PHOTO: 12/22/2009
Besides being one of the few drive-thru locations in Mexico (and Latin America), this store offers valet parking and two stories. Its second story is very unusual because it is enclosed within the building yet open to the air, but what I found extremely unusual, for a Starbucks, is that smoking is allowed in this area.
Obelisco, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 1/1/2006, PHOTO: 12/24/2009
Olivar de los Padres, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 12/26/2002, PHOTO: 4/14/2006
This store is located near a studio (Televista?) proudly displays a very large collection of cups signed by (television?) actors.
Palmas, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: ???, PHOTO: 12/24/2009
Parque Lindavista 1, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 10/1/2006, PHOTO: 12/25/2009
This is one of the few mall stores with an outside terrace.
Parque Lindavista 2, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 10/1/2006, PHOTO: 12/25/2009
Parque Tezontle 1, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 12/1/2007, PHOTO: 12/28/2009
Parque Tezontle 2, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 12/1/2007, PHOTO: 12/28/2009
This store is unusual in a way that only I would notice--though called Parque Tezontle 2, it opened a week before Parque Tezontle 1.
Parques Polanco, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 10/1/2008, PHOTO: 12/25/2009, ORIGINAL VISIT: 12/23/2009
This store, though small, features some great decor. Alternating wooden panels spice up the plaster wall, and the ceiling is spruced up with very colorful large-cut cloth pieces.
Pedregal, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 3/18/2003, PHOTO: 4/16/2006
Pilares, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: ???, PHOTO: 12/22/2009
The first drive-thru in Latin America, and, as of my visit, the busiest in Mexico!
Plaza Delta, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: ???, PHOTO: 4/16/2006
Should be Parque Delta.
Plaza Inn, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 12/17/2004, PHOTO: 12/23/2009
Plaza La Hacienda, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 12/22/2008, PHOTO: 12/24/2009
Plaza Lilas, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: ???, PHOTO: 4/15/2006
Plaza Santa Teresa, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 8/11/2004, PHOTO: 4/16/2006
Prado Norte, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 3/17/2003, PHOTO: 4/15/2006
Besides the very pretty patio and the prettiest storefront I had seen to that point, this is one of the few stores I've seen in the entire world with a stained glass window ("vistral").
Punta Norte, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 12/9/2004, PHOTO: 12/26/2009
Reforma Angel Sheraton, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 9/6/2002, PHOTO: 4/14/2006
Perhaps it is no accident that this, the first store in Mexico, is adjacent to the U.S. Embassy.
San Jeronimo, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 2/19/2004, PHOTO: 4/16/2006
San Mateo Shopping Center, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 10/1/2007, PHOTO: 12/25/2009
Santa Fe, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 12/18/2003, PHOTO: 4/14/2006
Santa Fe 2, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: ???, PHOTO: 4/14/2006
Santa Fe IMAX, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 7/1/2006, PHOTO: 12/27/2009
This store's name is historical, because the IMAX no longer exists.
Santa Teresa, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 9/27/2003, PHOTO: 4/16/2006
Superama Santa Fe, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: ???, PHOTO: 4/14/2006
Tamaulipas, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: ???, PHOTO: 4/14/2006
The designers of this store made a wise choice in deciding to leave the unique decorative tile pattern on the outside wall.
Tecamacalco, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 5/21/2004, PHOTO: 4/15/2006
Tecnoparque, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 4/2/2007, PHOTO: 12/28/2009
To access this store, you have to give up your identification while you are in the business park, but as annoying as that is, I'd say it's worth it--its design is fairly unique for Mexican stores.
Tepepan, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 9/14/2004, PHOTO: 12/24/2009
Tlacoquermecatl, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 10/9/2007, PHOTO: 12/22/2009
Torre Inverlat, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 11/24/2008, PHOTO: 12/28/2009
Torre Mayor, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 7/4/2003, PHOTO: 4/14/2006
Vista Hermosa, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 10/14/2004, PHOTO: 4/15/2006
Zona Rosa, Mexico City, Mexico
OPENED: 8/12/2004, PHOTO: 4/14/2006
Two stories.
Lomas Verdes, Naucalpan, Mexico
OPENED: 10/31/2003, PHOTO: 4/15/2006