Starbucks to remove seating at its outlets

Starbucks was removing seating at its outlets to promote social distancing during the coronavirus pandemic. Customers can still order drinks and snacks using the Starbucks app and by delivery or drive-through. Many shops are open for customers to grab and go, but for at least 2 weeks, they won’t be able to sit and sip.

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