Renovation, Menu Upgrades Coming to Medical Campus Starbucks

After 14 years of caffeinated five-star service, the Starbucks at the UC Medical Services building plans to expand both its space and food offerings.

The location began its renovation in early October 2015, and is slated to be completed in January 2016.

Renovations will include additional 575 square feet of store space and menu updates to include warm food selections and new soft-seating options for a cozy Starbucks experience.

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