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Looking for a Starbucks near you? We've mapped out every single location across the United States, that's over 13,513 stores in 3,660 cities. If you need a quick brewed coffee on your morning commute or you're picking up a cold brew on a hot afternoon, just pick your state and city below to find the closest one.
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California is the heart of the Starbucks map with 2,844 stores, more than any other state. Los Angeles leads, but the density runs from the Bay Area to the Inland Empire and San Diego.
View All LocationsTexas is second only to California with 1,128 stores. Houston leads, and Dallas, Austin and San Antonio each carry a Starbucks map larger than many whole states.
View All LocationsFlorida's 731 stores stretch from the Panhandle to the Keys, with Miami leading and the Orlando and Tampa corridors close behind thanks to tourism and year round iced drink weather.
View All LocationsNew York has 680 Starbucks stores, and New York accounts for most of them: Manhattan alone runs a store every few blocks, with Long Island and Westchester adding the drive throughs.
View All LocationsIllinois has 667 stores, and Chicago is the reason: the Loop, the neighborhoods and the suburbs along the Metra lines add up to one of the densest Starbucks maps outside the West Coast.
View All LocationsWashington is the home state with 604 stores, and Seattle still holds the original Pike Place location along with the densest Starbucks map of any US city.
View All LocationsOhio's 460 stores are spread evenly across three metros, with Columbus leading and Cleveland and Cincinnati close behind along the I-71 corridor.
View All LocationsVirginia's 452 locations are concentrated in Northern Virginia and around Richmond, with the Hampton Roads cities and the I-95 exits adding the rest.
View All LocationsColorado's 451 locations follow the Front Range, with Denver at the center and a string of mountain town stores that serve skiers, hikers and I-70 drivers.
View All LocationsGeorgia's 387 locations are anchored by Atlanta, where the airport, the Perimeter and the university district keep stores busy from before dawn.
View All LocationsNorth Carolina's 327 locations are led by Raleigh and Charlotte, with strong coverage in the Research Triangle and along I-85 between the two.
View All LocationsNew Jersey's 321 locations follow the commuter rail and the Turnpike, with Newark leading and dense coverage across the Bergen and Middlesex suburbs.
View All LocationsPennsylvania's 308 locations are split between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, with the Main Line suburbs and the Turnpike exits filling in the map.
View All LocationsArizona's 302 stores are built for heat: iced drinks and drive throughs dominate, and Phoenix alone holds more locations than most states do in total.
View All LocationsMaryland's 283 locations wrap around the Baltimore and Washington metros, with Baltimore leading and the I-95 and I-270 corridors filling in the commuter map.
View All LocationsNevada's 261 stores are dominated by Las Vegas, where the Strip, the resorts and the suburbs give the city more Starbucks locations than most states.
View All LocationsMassachusetts has 261 stores in a state that still loves Dunkin', with Boston, Cambridge and the Route 128 belt holding the largest share.
View All LocationsIndiana's 251 locations follow the interstates through Indianapolis, with strong drive through coverage in the suburbs and the college towns of Bloomington and West Lafayette.
View All LocationsOregon's 234 stores center on Portland, a city with its own strong independent coffee scene, plus a line of locations down I-5 to Eugene and the coast.
View All LocationsMissouri's 227 stores split between St. Louis and Kansas City, with the I-70 corridor and the Columbia campus filling in the middle.
View All LocationsTennessee's 217 locations are led by Nashville, where music tourism and the health care campuses keep stores busy, with Memphis and Knoxville close behind.
View All LocationsMinnesota's 216 locations cluster in the Twin Cities, with Minneapolis and the skyway connected downtown stores serving commuters through the long winter.
View All LocationsMichigan's 191 stores are split between the Detroit suburbs and the west side, with Grand Rapids leading and a line of drive throughs along I-96 and US-131.
View All LocationsConnecticut's 155 stores sit along I-95 and I-91 between New York and Boston, with West Hartford and the shoreline towns carrying most of the commuter traffic.
View All LocationsSouth Carolina's 154 stores follow I-85 and the coast, with Greenville leading in the Upstate and Charleston and Myrtle Beach busy through tourist season.
View All LocationsWisconsin's 153 locations cluster around Milwaukee and Madison, with I-94 drive throughs serving the Chicago commuters who cross the state line.
View All LocationsKentucky's 128 locations are led by Lexington and Louisville, with a steady line of stores along I-64 and I-75 for commuters and travelers.
View All LocationsIowa keeps 121 Starbucks stores across its larger towns, led by Des Moines and the I-80 corridor, where drive throughs serve the long straight commutes.
View All LocationsKansas has 115 stores, most in Wichita and the Kansas City suburbs, with highway locations that serve cross country drivers on I-70 and I-35.
View All LocationsHawaii's 84 stores are spread across the islands, with Honolulu and the Waikiki strip holding most of them and serving as many tourists as locals.
View All LocationsNew Mexico's 80 stores center on Albuquerque, with a few in Santa Fe and along I-40 and I-25 for drivers crossing the high desert.
View All LocationsAlabama's 75 Starbucks stores cluster along the I-65 corridor and the Gulf, with Huntsville carrying the largest share thanks to its research campuses and commuter traffic.
View All LocationsIdaho's 67 Starbucks stores are concentrated in the Treasure Valley around Boise, with a scattering along I-84 and near the ski towns.
View All LocationsUtah's 62 stores run down the Wasatch Front from Ogden to Provo, with Salt Lake City at the center and a few stores near the ski resorts.
View All LocationsWashington, DC packs 58 stores into a few square miles, with a Starbucks within a short walk of nearly every Metro station downtown and on Capitol Hill.
View All LocationsOklahoma's 55 locations cluster around Oklahoma City and Tulsa, with Edmond and the suburbs holding most of the drive throughs.
View All LocationsArkansas keeps 47 Starbucks stores spread between Little Rock, the university towns and the highway exits, a compact network that still covers most daily commutes.
View All LocationsDelaware fits 38 Starbucks stores into a small state, most around Newark and the Route 1 beach corridor, where summer traffic doubles the morning line.
View All LocationsAlaska's 38 locations are the northernmost Starbucks in the country, most of them in Anchorage, where a drive through coffee is part of surviving a dark winter morning.
View All LocationsNew Hampshire's 37 stores line the southern border around Nashua and Manchester, serving Boston commuters and the tax free shoppers who cross for the day.
View All LocationsRhode Island fits 35 Starbucks stores into the smallest state, most around Providence and the I-95 corridor toward the Connecticut line.
View All LocationsLouisiana's 34 stores center on the New Orleans metro, with Metairie and the airport corridor carrying most of the traffic in a state that runs on chicory coffee too.
View All LocationsMontana's 34 locations are spread thin across a big state, led by Billings and Missoula, with highway stores serving long drives between towns.
View All LocationsNebraska keeps 30 Starbucks stores in its two metros, with Lincoln and Omaha carrying almost all of them plus a few I-80 exits in between.
View All LocationsMaine's 27 Starbucks stores sit mostly in the south around Portland and the I-95 corridor, thinning out quickly toward the coast and the north woods.
View All LocationsNorth Dakota has 25 Starbucks stores, most in Fargo and Bismarck, in a state where a hot drive through coffee matters more than almost anywhere.
View All LocationsWest Virginia's 18 Starbucks stores sit in the larger towns and along the interstates, with Beckley and Charleston carrying most of them.
View All LocationsWyoming's 16 stores are among the most spread out in the country, with Casper and Cheyenne leading and the I-80 exits serving long haul drivers.
View All LocationsSouth Dakota has 13 Starbucks stores, most in Sioux Falls and Rapid City, with a couple of highway locations for drivers heading to the Black Hills.
View All LocationsMississippi has just 8 Starbucks stores, most near Olive Branch on the Memphis border and along the Gulf Coast, making it one of the thinnest maps in the country.
View All LocationsVermont has just 3 Starbucks stores, in Bennington and one other town, in a state that leans hard toward its own cafes and roasters.
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As the largest coffee chain in the United States, the Starbucks footprint is unmatched. If you are analyzing market density, planning a road trip, or researching commercial real estate, explore our breakdown of Starbucks locations and regional dominance.
Texas, Florida and Arizona are adding drive-thru stores fastest, following the suburban growth of Houston, Orlando and Phoenix.
Dense hubs like New York, Chicago and Seattle run a store every few blocks, with the highest share of walk-in only locations serving commuters.
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