New Starbucks store, Hyderabad’s newest meeting spot

New Starbucks store, Hyderabad’s newest meeting spot
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Hyderabad’s plush Jubilee Hills is home to corporate headquarters, start-ups, some of the finest hospitals, the Telugu film industry studios and boutique stores. This area is bustling withoffice workers, shoppers, sightseers and residents who spill out on to the city sidewalks through the day.

Jubilee Hills: Hyderabad’s plush Jubilee Hills is home to corporate headquarters, start-ups, some of the finest hospitals, the Telugu film industry studios and boutique stores. This area is bustling withoffice workers, shoppers, sightseers and residents who spill out on to the city sidewalks through the day.

This week, busy Hyderabad residents have a new meeting spot with the opening of the Starbucks store at Alcazar, Jubilee Hills.

Spread across 1,500 square feet inside Alcazar, the Starbucks store delivers on its promise of being the third place for customers with a cosy experience that is as engaging as it is a reflection of the city of the Nizams.

Natural light floods the store through the large picture windows. Expect to be welcomed by the play of textures ranging from warm artisanal wood to beautiful high ceilings and comforting wood furniture, fusing the old world opulent charm of the city with the modern fuel that is coffee.

The space is uncluttered and engaging, and invites the customer to travel into an immersive journey of coffee discovery while delivering the unparalleled coffeehouse experience – an experience that rests on highest quality coffee, handcrafted beverages, extensive food offerings and passionate partners who promise to deliver the unique Starbucks Experience to customers each time they walk into any Starbucks store.

Starbucks opened its first store in Hyderabad in 2014. With this new store, Starbucks continues to create opportunities for local jobs and provide job skills and training to youth in Hyderabad, as in all the other cities in India where it is present.

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