Starbucks Australia Prices And Starbucks Australia Price List
Starbucks is a well-known coffeehouse chain that originated in Seattle, Washington in 1971. Since then, it has expanded globally, with stores in over 80 countries, including Australia. In this article, we will explore the long history of Starbucks in Australia and what they are known for.
Here is a list of the latest and most current Starbucks prices (Australia).
| Item | Price | |||
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Featured items |
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| Ham and Cheese Croissant | $9.74 | |||
| Chicken and Avocado Panini | $11.49 | |||
| Cinnamon Scroll | $6.13 | |||
Bakery |
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| Banana Bread | $6.30 | |||
| Plain Bagel | $5.06 | |||
| Pain Au Chocolate | $5.50 | |||
| Bacon and Cheese Danish | $6.28 | |||
| Butter Croissant | $5.78 | |||
| Spinach and Ricotta Danish | $6.30 | |||
| Almond Croissant | $5.78 | |||
| Pain Au Chocolat | $6.00 | |||
| Coconut Bread | $6.30 | |||
| Blueberry Bagel | $5.06 | |||
| Pumpkin Spice Bagel | $5.50 | |||
Chocolate & Other Drinks |
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| Starbucks Still Water 600mL | $4.05 | |||
| Starbucks Sparkling Water 600mL | $4.05 | |||
| Classic Hot Chocolate | $5.65 | |||
| Classic Caramel Hot Chocolate | $6.55 | |||
| Classic White Hot Chocolate | $5.65 | |||
| Orange Juice 350mL | $4.56 | |||
| Apple Juice 350mL | $4.56 | |||
All Day Bites |
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| Chicken and Avocado Wrap | $11.32 | |||
| Sausage Roll | $7.11 | |||
| Plant-Based Brekky Roll | $9.00 | |||
| Chicken and Stuffing Toastie | $11.71 | |||
| Eggs Benedict Panini | $11.41 | |||
| Ham and Cheese Toastie | $9.99 | |||
| Cheese and Tomato Toastie | $9.98 | |||
| Chargrilled Veg and Vegan Feta Panini | $11.49 | |||
| Chicken Caesar Wrap | $11.32 | |||
| Spinach and Ricotta Roll | $7.20 | |||
| Roasted Vegetable Roll | $7.11 | |||
| Bacon, Egg and Cheese Brekky Roll | $9.00 | |||
| Chicken Parmigiana Toastie | $12.00 | |||
Sweet Treats |
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| Brownie Slice | $5.30 | |||
| Orange and Poppyseed Muffin | $5.00 | |||
| Chocolate Jam Filled Donut | $5.00 | |||
| Strawberry Jam Filled Donut | $5.00 | |||
| Macaron | $3.50 | |||
| Blueberry Muffin | $5.00 | |||
| Chocolate Muffin | $5.00 | |||
| Caramel Slice | $5.30 | |||
| Chocolate Iced Donut | $4.00 | |||
| Galaxy Donut | $5.00 | |||
| Electro Donut | $4.00 | |||
| Pumpkin Spice Donut | $5.00 | |||
| CroDonut Chocolate Cookie Crumble | $6.00 | |||
| CroDonut Vanilla | $6.00 | |||
| Cake Pop Strawberry | $3.50 | |||
| Cake Pop Chocolate | $3.50 | |||
| Honeybread Man | $3.00 | |||
Yoghurts & Salads |
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| Chicken Caesar Salad | $11.58 | |||
| Chicken, Quinoa and Pumpkin Salad | $11.58 | |||
| Grain, Greens and Beans Salad | $12.00 | |||
| Yoghurt and Muesli Pot | $7.55 | |||
Tea |
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| English Breakfast Tea | $4.85 | |||
| Matcha Green Tea Latte | $6.88 | |||
| Black Tea with Grapefruit and Honey | $6.43 | |||
| Chai Latte | $6.70 | |||
| Pure Matcha Latte | $8.00 | |||
| Emperors Cloud and Mist Green Tea | $4.85 | |||
| Earl Grey Tea | $4.83 | |||
| Espresso and Matcha Fusion | $7.48 | |||
| Mint Tea | $4.82 | |||
Coffee At Home |
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| Pike Place Medium Roast 250g Whole Bean | $19.18 | |||
| VIA Instant Colombia Medium Roast 12 Pack | $14.98 | |||
| VIA Instant Italian Roast 12 Pack | $14.98 | |||
| VIA Instant Pike Place 12 Pack | $14.99 | |||
| Colombia Medium Roast 250g Whole Bean | $19.49 | |||
Hot Coffee |
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| Latte | $5.73 | |||
| Pumpkin Spice Latte | $6.70 | |||
| Cappuccino | $5.73 | |||
| Flat White | $5.73 | |||
| Long Black / Americano | $5.73 | |||
| Caramel Macchiato | $6.88 | |||
| Caffé Mocha | $6.35 | |||
| White Chocolate Mocha | $6.16 | |||
| Caramel Cloud Macchiato | $8.00 | |||
| Honeycomb Salted Caramel Latte | $7.30 | |||
Starbucks (AU) prices provided by PriceListo.The History of Starbucks in Australia
Starbucks first opened its doors in Australia in 2000, with its first store located in Sydney. However, the company struggled to gain a foothold in the Australian market. Australians have a strong coffee culture, with many independent coffee shops and a preference for espresso-based drinks. Starbucks’ American-style coffee and sweet, flavored drinks did not resonate with Australian consumers, and the company faced significant competition from local coffee shops.
In 2008, Starbucks announced that it would be closing 61 of its 84 Australian stores due to financial losses. The company also faced criticism for its treatment of Australian employees, with allegations of underpaying staff and failing to provide adequate training. However, Starbucks did not give up on the Australian market. The company continued to operate in major cities such as Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane, focusing on providing a more localized experience for Australian consumers.
What Starbucks is Known for in Australia
Despite the initial struggles, Starbucks has carved out a niche in the Australian market, offering a unique coffee experience for its customers. One of the things that Starbucks is known for in Australia is its focus on sustainability. The company has made a commitment to using 100% ethically sourced coffee beans and reducing waste through its recycling and composting programs. Starbucks also offers a range of plant-based milk options, catering to the growing demand for vegan and dairy-free products.
Another thing that sets Starbucks apart in Australia is its range of seasonal drinks and food items. Starbucks Australia often introduces limited-time menu items inspired by Australian flavors and traditions. For example, during the summer months, the company offers a range of refreshing iced tea drinks, including the popular “Peach Green Tea Lemonade.” Starbucks Australia has also introduced menu items such as the “Lamington Donut” and the “Aussie BBQ Pie,” which pay homage to classic Australian dishes.
Starbucks in Australia has also created a unique store design that incorporates Australian elements. The company’s flagship store in Sydney features a large mural of the city’s skyline and a “living wall” made up of native Australian plants. Starbucks Australia also offers a range of merchandise that is inspired by Australian culture, such as reusable cups featuring iconic Australian animals like koalas and kangaroos.
In conclusion, while Starbucks faced initial challenges in the Australian market, the company has adapted and found a way to thrive. Starbucks in Australia is known for its commitment to sustainability, range of seasonal menu items, and unique store design. Whether you’re a tourist visiting Australia or a local looking for a unique coffee experience, Starbucks is definitely worth a visit.
To learn more about Starbucks or to find a location near you, visit their website at https://www.starbucks.com.au/.
