MILANO ROASTERY DESIGN

Located in the historic turn-of-the-century Palazzo Delle Poste building on Piazza Cordusio, this Starbucks Reserve Roastery is the culmination of a dream decades in the making. Every detail of the space was designed to honor the indelible magic of Milano.

TERRACE

Your Roastery journey begins here, before you step foot through our doors. Enjoy selections from our signature bars and counters as you take in the atmosphere of Piazza Cordusio.

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FACADE

MAIN BAR

This is where coffee meets craft, with traditional espresso drinks and signature Roastery creations sharing the spotlight. Slow-brew methods and techniques melding art with science encourage you to linger over the multisensory experience.

BAR

PALLADIANA FLOOR

GLASS LIGHTS

HANDPICKED AT THE ROASTERY

From the irreverent to the aspirational, these are our favorite finds—pieces we’d love to give, gifts we’d love to get. In curating this collection, we are driven by the same curiosity that leads us to some of the world’s more extraordinary coffees. We love these little discoveries. And we especially love sharing them with you.

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HANDPICKED AT THE ROASTERY

SCOOPING BAR

Talk to a Coffee Master to determine which Starbucks Reserve coffee suits your taste. Then take home a freshly scooped bag, straight from the roaster.

SOLARI BOARD

PRINCI BAR

Immerse yourself in the theatricality of artisanal pizzas, pastries and breads baked in a hand-built, wood-fire oven. If you have time to linger, the aperitivo bar at Princi is the perfect place to spend a moment relaxing over morning espresso or light afternoon cocktails.

PRINCI OVENS

TIMELINE

ROASTING AREA

This is where our Master Roasters ply their craft, using the perfect combination of time and heat to help ensure each coffee’s ultimate expression.

CASK

SCOLARI ROASTER

CEILING

ARRIVIAMO BAR

Treat yourself to inspired cocktails or a specialized coffee service.

MARBLE BAR

BACK PATIO

An environmental installation that illuminates the story of our rare and remarkable coffees. A mural by Italian artist Agostino Iacurci—which illustrates the growth of coffee from seedling to cherry—sits next to living coffee trees and drying beans.