Here is an overview of the Bucks County locations

The calendar will soon turn from April to May, which means that summer and summer menus are on the horizon.

Starbucks’ will unveil its full summer menu in May, but this week offered USA Today an overview of certain items that will be included.

The company unveils a new Expresso to Oats Iced Horchata, while bringing back the summer refreshments that were introduced in 2024, a spokesman for USA Today said. The coffee chain will also start a new pop of strawberry and cream cake.

The summer refreshments, unveiled last year, included a layer of pearls flavored with raspberry at the bottom of the cup, adding a fruity flavor to the drink. Refreshments were available in three flavors: summer, summer with lemonade and summer sky.

When was the Starbucks summer menu released in 2024?

Starbucks unveiled its summer menu on May 7 of last year.

In addition to summer refreshments, last year’s menu also included a cold white chocolate macadamia infusion, an orange cream cake and a cloudy pineapple cake.

Where to find Starbucks near my home in the county of Bucks, Montco

• Target Middletown, 2331 E. Lincoln Highway, Langhorne

• 1509 E. Lincoln Highway, Langhorne

• Giant, 168 N. Flowers Mill Road, Langhorne

• 3619 Horizon Blvd., Trevose

• Target Bensalem, Rockhill Drive

• 1621 Big Oak Road, Yardley

• 2896 S. Eagle Road, Newtown

• Benselem Géant, Route de Rue

• 262 N. Westend Boulevard, Quakertown

• Street road, Feasterville

• Acme Richboro, Second Street Pike

• Richland Target, 610 N. Westend Blvd, Quakertown

• Giant, 4377 W. Swamp Road, Doylestown

• Giant, 4275 County Line Road, Chalfont

• 1735 Sumneytown Pike, Lansdale

• Doylestown Target, 456 N. Main St, Doylestown

• 10 N. Main St., Doylestown

• 271 Dekalb Pike, northern Wales

• Warrington Target, 401 Easton Road, Warrington

• 270 Easton Road, Warrington

• Giant Willow Grove, York Road

• Target Abington, York Road

• 601 York Road, Warminster

Starbucks announces a new dress code for employees

Also announced this week, Starbucks updates its dress code to limit the amount of colors that staff can wear as part of the effort to improve their signature green apron look.

From May 12, baristas will have to wear a solid black top, whether it is a necklace, collar or buttoned shirt, the coffee chain announced on Monday. Meanwhile, their funds must be a shade of black, khaki or blue denim.

The chain said it would also provide employees with two free black t-shirts as the “more defined color palette” is launched.

“We are evolving our dress code in all stores to focus on simplified color options that allow our emblematic green apron to shine and create a feeling of familiarity for our customers, whatever the store they visit in North America,” said Starbucks in a press release.

The company said that the change of dress code will maintain the status of the green deck as a symbol of Starbucks since their introduction in 1987.

In 2016, Starbucks unveiled a dress code that allowed Baristas to kiss more diverse personal styles, from pink hair to Fedoras.

Contribution: Anthony Robledo and Mike Snider, USA Today

Gabe Hauari is a national news journalist in USA Today. You can follow him on x @Geuna Or send him an email to gdhauari@gannett.com.

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