Starbucks opens a drive thru in Hungary
In Hungary, Starbucks, operated by Amrest, will open its first drive-thru cafe on the domestic market in Vecsés in mid-December, which combines convenient, fast and at the same time high-quality on-the-go coffee. Thanks to the location of the new store, passengers traveling to or from the airport can enjoy the immersive Starbucks experience within seconds.
The world-famous coffee chain has been present in Hungary since 2010, with 37 stores in major cities and central locations. This year, it renovated several of its cafes, and as the next step in its continuous development, it is opening its first drive-thru store. With this, it reinterprets the principle of “Coffee To Go”, while preserving the spirit loved and followed by so many, since after a few days you no longer need to interrupt your journey for your favorite Starbucks flavors and service, guests can enjoy the well-known coffee chain by ordering directly from the car its drink specials, popular cakes, sandwiches and seasonal offer.
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