Starbucks’ 1st All-Day Dining Cafe With Cocktails & Italian Delights In Shanghai, China

Updated: 4 Mar 2019
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Some may feel Starbucks has become overrated with their expensive coffee and constantly crowded spaces. But love it or hate it, we can’t deny that the many outlets have definitely made coffee runs more convenient.

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Starbucks has revealed an all-day dining cafe in Shanghai, China. The first Starbucks Reserve Bakery Cafe is conveniently located at Grand Gateway 66, a popular tourist hot spot.

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The renowned coffee house is introducing their very first “mixology bar”, complete with alcoholic drinks, cocktails, wine and beer. Yes you read that right – booze at Starbucks!

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The highly anticipated establishment features more than 100 artisanal bakes and made-to-order food by Princi, including Italian desserts and pizzas.

The exclusive brunch menu items will also include Frittatas (Italian baked egg-based pie), made-to-order Baked Eggs In Purgatory Or Portobello Sauce, Prosciutto Cotto Cornetti Sandwiches, and more.


Starbucks is clearly going in the right direction, especially with this first concept store landing on the shores of China, the world’s second-largest economy.

Until one pops up in Singapore, I’d be sure to make a special visit down the next time I’m in Shanghai. Sigh, just take my money already!

Dates & Times: Open now, 7am – 10pm (Daily)

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Amanda Ng

I travel & eat and am fuelled by coffee. I do all these 3 things too much. Find me at @iwantalmondss

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