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VIDEO: Starbucks Opens 7th Location @ AC Marriott
Art & Culture, Entertainment, Lifestyle, Local Lifestyle, Style, Style Observer, Tuesday Style
July 1, 2020

VIDEO: Starbucks Opens 7th Location @ AC Marriott

“I love how this has all turned out… I love the design, the ergonomics, how it leads into the AC (hotel)… the al fresco setting.

It was four years ago that I laid this out with the architect… it is magical to see how it has all turned out.” — Adam Stewart

Starbucks opened its seventh store in Jamaica yesterday at the luxe AC Marriott Hotel.

This marks another milestone for Starbucks and Caribbean Coffee Traders Ltd, which began in Jamaica in 2017, bringing the Starbucks Experience to the region and marking the launch of a new partnership between Starbucks, Ian Dear of Margaritaville Caribbean Group and Adam Stewart of the Sandals & ATL group in their personal capacities.

“Together, we are committed to growing the brand in Jamaica and across the Caribbean,” shared Stewart. “We plan to open two more stores in Jamaica by the end of 2021, and are looking at additional locations for the future throughout the island,” he continued.

The 850-square-foot store will be located on the first floor of the AC Marriott and approximately 10 partners will be leading the Starbucks Experience to local customers who can expect an exceptional coffeehouse experience in a warm and welcoming, beautifully designed space to carry out business meetings and to meet with friends and family over a great cup of coffee.

“Connecting with customers and creating a ‘third place’ between home and work is what we do best,” added Dear when Thursday Food walked through the modern space that features a detailed interior with a dark green backbar and a dark green and white accent lounge area. Complemented by digital menu panels, this is the first Starbucks store to open on the island with digital screens.

The 850-square-foot store is made with locally sourced materials for its countertops and wood finish, and carries a seating area to accommodate eight customers while offering an open entrance for easy access to lounge on the storefront and enjoy the ambiance of the hotel.

The retail lobby will carry an assortment of merchandise including its very own Jamaica icon mugs.

Knowledgeable and passionate baristas await your orders.

Classic Starbucks menu items will be offered at Starbucks AC Marriott, such as brewed coffee, espresso beverages, frappuccinos and teas, as well as some innovations including cold foam.

Opening hours are: 6:30 am – 8:00 pm, subject to change depending on the hours of curfew.

The Starbucks AC Marriott team: (From left) store managerSachagay Johnson; baristas Malcolm Mills, Babesha Ranns, andbarista trainer Andrew Cunnison
In for her favourtite Tall Coconutmilk Latte was Shannon Boorman.
RE/MAX Elite realtor Joneal Crawford (left) completed her orderwith barista Babesha Ranns.
A serving of hot caramel macchiato in her personalised reusablecoffee cup was the highlight of RE/MAX Elite Joneal Crawford’smorning.Note: Per COVID-19 safety guidelines, reusable cups are notavailable at Starbucks Jamaica
A Strawberry Açaí Refresher was Starbucks Jamaica Country Manager Roxanne Rose’s drink ofchoice as she handled business in the lounge area.
BMW Jamaica Sales Manager Jeanel Bowla (left) and MINIJamaica Sales Manager Mellisa Bailey took back Starbucksgoodies for their ATL Autobahn team. (Photos: Joseph Wellington)
Caramel Frappuccino— caramel syrupmeets coffee, milk andice for a rendezvousin the blender, whilewhipped cream andbuttery caramel saucelayer the love on top.
Jonathon Khouri (left) and Lee’s Food Fair manager Nicholas ChinLoy stopped by the newly opened AC Marriott Starbucks locationfor a mid-morning espresso fix
Barista Malcolm Mills toppedan iced coffee with whippedcream.
A Caramel Frappuccino isincomplete without a drizzle ofcreamy caramel sauce on top!

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