Starbucks Reserve Roastery, SeattleĪ Starbucks Reserve Roastery is basically an extra-fancy Starbucks that takes itself very, very seriously. But we did want to do some sort of Starbucks-related tourism, and Seattle happens to be home to one of the world's six Starbucks Reserve Roastery locations. Josh is a legitimate Starbucks fan, and even he wasn't interested in standing in line to get the same drink he could get a block away for a lot less hassle. So on our recent trip to Seattle, waiting for 45 minutes to get coffee I probably wouldn't like was not high on my to-do list. Plus, I live in Minnesota, the land of Caribou Coffee, and I want to support the home team. So many Starbucks drinks that look delicious online are a disappointment in reality (I'm looking at you, Iced Brown Sugar Oatmilk Shaken Espresso). Their drink size names annoy me, and their espresso tastes burnt. Compared to Starbucks' other 20,000-plus locations worldwide, it is a unique spot: the store has retained its original floors, fixtures, and counters, and for fans, there's something special about being where it all began. They're queued up for a chance to order a drink or buy a souvenir mug at the first Starbucks location, which opened in 1971. If you visit Seattle's Pike Place Market, you'll notice a long line of people on the sidewalk outside of 1912 Pike Place. Coffee counter at Seattle Starbucks Reserve Roastery
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