It's clear that the pandemic won't be over for a while longer.

The coffee chain has plans to grow, and shares are now trading at a discounted price.

Starbucks stores are temporarily closed to walk-in orders in the US and UK, but you can still get your lattes and cappuccinos.

Starbucks stores are temporarily closed to walk-in orders in the US and UK, but you can still get your lattes and cappuccinos.

That's the sign on the door at the West Seattle Junction Starbucks, one of the stores now closed because the company's gone (mostly) drive-through for at least a few weeks, as explained here. The

The vast majority of Starbucks cafes in the US and UK will close for in-person orders, but there are ways to still get your latte.

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The coffee chain said it was removing seating at its outlets to promote social distancing during the coronavirus pandemic.

You can still get your coffee, but for the next few weeks, it's going to be an all to-go operation.