Starbucks in Southern France

Starbucks in Southern France

17 Marseille Republique, Marseille, France
	OPENED: 5/10/2010, PHOTO: 4/2/2012 This store, next to Capucine, must be one of the prettiest in France, with its fairly unsual stone walls, ornate lights, decorative tile, and unusual furnishings. When you visit, make sure to look for a print depicting the first coffeehouse in France.
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Marseille gd littoral, marseille, France
	OPENED: 1/17/2014, PHOTO: 7/31/2015
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Marseille La Valentine, Marseille, France
	OPENED: Apr 2014, PHOTO: 7/31/2015
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Marseille Place Felix Baret, Marseille, France
	OPENED: Mar 2013, PHOTO: 7/31/2015
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Terrasses Du Port, Marseille, France
	OPENED: 5/23/2014, PHOTO: 7/31/2015
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Nice etoile, nice, France
	OPENED: Oct 2013, PHOTO: 7/31/2015
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CC Cap 3000, Saint Laurent Du Var, France
	OPENED: 6/28/2012, PHOTO: 7/31/2015
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Stores Not Visited

ATTENTION
Because of a glitch on the Starbucks website, this list is missing an unspecified number of stores that opened after July 1, 2024. Any remote stores that are not near any other stores will be missing, unless I found an article or social media post, and it is possible that other stores are mising also.

Aix-en-Provence Pl. des Augustins	Aix-en-Provence
C.C LE PONTET	AVIGNON
Avenue 83	La valette du var
Polygone	Montpellier
CC Iconic - Nice	Nice
Nice Massena 26	Nice

Licenced Stores
My Starbucking rule regarding store ownership are complicated and will be explained fully in my as-yet-unpublished book, but here are the basics. If Starbucks has a proper company in a country, such as Starbucks United States or Starbucks United Kingdom, then I only count stores operated, in whole or in part (sometimes there are partnerships) by Starbucks. In these countries, stores operated under license by other companies do not count. In most countries, however, Starbucks operates stores in a joint venture with another company (such as Tata in India) or licenses the brand to a primary (exclusive or semi-exclusive) partner, such as Alsea in Latin America and western Europe or Al-Shaya in the Middle East). In such cases I visit stores operated by those primary licensees, but not stores licensed to secondary licensees such as SSP or HMSHost. Additionally, in the U.K. and France, Starbucks franchises to a small set of companies, and I do not count those stores. Finally, note that some stores listed below might have closed down.
Gare de Marseille Saint Charles 2
Nice - Airport Terminal 1
Marseille Pop Up Cart T1
Marseille Airport T1 Landside
Gare Cannes