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Keep Midtown Starbucks Open!

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Tiramisu S
7 years ago

Don't close the starbucks!!!! Please keep it open!

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John Cena
7 years ago

Don’t close starbucks bro

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Tony
7 years ago

do not close this starbucks!!!!

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Anonymous
7 years ago Featured

Reputedly store is closing b/c Tim Foy of Midtown Realty, owner of the building, hiked the rent from $7,000/month to $10,000/month and the location barely pulls $7,000/mnth revenue. Anyone know if either of these pieces are true?

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Esther
7 years ago

Because I love Starbucks and would hate to see one close down.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Pls keep it open!!

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Anonymous
7 years ago

I love this starbucks!

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Josh Banko
7 years ago

Please keep this Starbucks store open. I love it here.

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Sana Hafeez
7 years ago

This is walking distance from my house!

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Frankie Murray
7 years ago

My friends and I go to this store all the time! It is always busy!

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Everybody comes here and likes it. A friendly welcoming place.

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tong chen
7 years ago

It's such a convenient place for people to meet

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Bart decrem
7 years ago

Love this shop!

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Bryn Sullivan
7 years ago

Keep this starbucks open! It's the only one nearby and an important place for my family and the community to go!

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Albert Kuo
7 years ago

This place is a fixture in the community. Unlike other places, there is no other Starbucks nearby. I come here a lot! Please keep it open for our community!

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Alice sing
7 years ago

Midtown only one Cafe sho p

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Robert Tsay
7 years ago

We need Starbuck in midtown.

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Dana liu
7 years ago Featured

We need Starbucks on middlefield! Midtown is growing and there are so many apt buildings in the area where people walk around. Keep it open pls!

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Midtown Starbucks is our daily walking destination. It's in the heart of Palo Alto and always busy. Please reconsider and let us have this one guilty pleasure......Keep Midtown Starbucks opened. PLEASE!

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Perfectly good store. Soul of midtown. Why close it?