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Starbuck to do delivery in NYC and Seattle this summer.

Starbucks fans in New York City will soon be able to have their iced lattes delivered right to their door or office.

It has been said that Starbucks plans to start a delivery service in Seattle and New York City later this year.

The Seattle service will cover homes and offices, but only office buildings will be served in New York, starting with the Empire State Building.

Orders will have to be made online only.

There will be no minimum purchase required, but a delivery fee will apply.
Starbucks says it expects the average delivery time to be 30 minutes from placing the order.

So is a cup of Starbucks coffee worth the cost of the coffee, delivery fee, tax, and tip?

And you thought K cups were expensive.
 
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