Starbucks is closing dozens of stores across California — here’s where

Starbucks is getting ready to shut down dozens of California coffee shops, with 64 locations across the state apparently headed for the chopping block.

The closures stretch from Santa Rosa to San Diego, hitting the Bay Area, Sacramento, the Central Coast, Los Angeles, Orange County, the Inland Empire and beyond.

News outlets cross-checked a sampling of the California locations using the Starbucks app and the company’s store locator to find locations that didn’t have operating hours scheduled beyond this week.

The list of 64 California locations comes from Starbucks superfan and data tracker Winter, who has spent decades trying to visit every company-operated Starbucks in the world, according to SFGate. He also used the app to compile the list.

Starbucks has not confirmed the California locations individually.

The 64 reported California store closures represent 2.1% of the state’s locations, and it is unknown if any employees will be laid off since Starbucks plans to transfer workers to nearby stores.

“Coffeehouses that are closing will have signage up this weekend to notify customers,” Starbucks told SFGate.

Here are the California stores that appear to be closing.

Northern California

• Concord, 1701 Willow Pass Road
• Gilroy, 795 First Street
• Hercules, 3700 San Pablo Avenue
• Lafayette, 3547 Mount Diablo Boulevard
• Millbrae, 119 North Rollins Road
• Mountain View, 1037-C El Monte Avenue
• Oroville, 2040 Third Street
• Roseville, 10441 Fairway Drive
• Sacramento, 3511 Truxel Road
• Sacramento, 2648 Watt Avenue
• Sacramento, 8341 Elk Grove Florin Road
• Sacramento, 8240 Calvine Road
• Sacramento, 1901 J Street
• San Carlos, 1135 Industrial Road
• San Carlos, 1187 San Carlos Avenue
• San Jose, 1205 The Alameda
• Santa Rosa, 138-A Calistoga Road
• Santa Rosa, 2240 Mendocino Avenue
• South San Francisco, 176 Gateway Boulevard
• Walnut Creek, 1663 N. California Boulevard

  Central California

• Fresno, 2635 E. Shaw Avenue
• Fresno, 704 W. Shaw Avenue
• Freedom, 2024 Freedom Boulevard
• Merced, 5 E. 23rd Street
• San Luis Obispo, 1075 Court Street
• San Luis Obispo, 3970 Broad Street
• San Luis Obispo, 253 Madonna Road
• Soquel, 2740 41st Street

  Southern California

• Aliso Viejo, 27072 La Paz Road
• Azusa, 710 S. Azusa Avenue
• Burbank, 4207 Riverside Drive
• Calabasas, 26531 Agoura Road
• Century City, 1875 Century Park E.
• Chatsworth, 20790 Nordhoff Street
• Cypress, 10953 Meridian Drive
• Encinitas, 1560 Leucadia Boulevard
• Laguna Woods, 24281 Moulton Parkway
• Los Angeles, 2952 Beverly Glen Circle
• Los Angeles, 5757 Wilshire Boulevard
• Los Angeles, 639 N. Broadway
• Los Angeles, 801 S. Olive Street
• Los Angeles, 6081 Center Drive
• Los Angeles, 555 West 5th Street
• North Hollywood, 5166-A Lankershim Boulevard
• Ontario, 4321 E. Ontario Mills Parkway
• Panorama, 7902 Van Nuys Boulevard
• Pasadena, 3429 E. Foothill Boulevard
• Rancho Santa Margarita, 28562 Oso Parkway
• Rowland Heights, 19759 Colima Road
• San Bernardino, 291 E. Hospitality Lane
• San Diego, 4134 Adams Avenue
• San Diego, 3675 Murphy Canyon Road
• San Diego, 7750 Copley Park Place
• San Diego, 9449 Kearny Mesa Road
• San Diego, 7415 Clairemont Mesa Boulevard
• Santa Ana, 2800 N. Main Street
• Santa Monica, 2901 Main Street
• Santa Monica, 1030 Wilshire Boulevard
• Stevenson Ranch, 25289 The Old Road
• Temecula, 29588 Rancho California Road
• Tustin, 3089 Edinger Avenue
• Upland, 1943 North Campus Avenue
• Walnut, 22019 Valley Boulevard
• Westlake Village, 2755 Agoura Road

The California closures are part of Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol’s “Back to Starbucks” strategy, which debuted in 2024.

In a letter to employees, Chief Operating Officer Mike Grams said Starbucks had identified locations where the company did not believe it could consistently deliver the experience it wanted for customers and partners or where it did not see a path to acceptable financial performance.

Starbucks plans to close 250 stores across the US and Canada in the coming days. The cuts represent roughly 1% of the company’s North American footprint.

The company is also taking a $300 million restructuring charge and launching a $1 billion restructuring and renovation effort.

Starbucks is on track to retrofit and “uplift” 1,500 existing North American coffeehouses by Sept. 30.

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