I don't need a cute message if the workers hate doing it!

New York (CNN) — Kermit the Frog. Coffee puns like “thanks a latte” and “a matcha made in heaven.” Drawings of dogs, cats, birds and bees. Starbucks baristas are scribbling on customers ...

The company had asked customers to share their cup drawings and 1,200 artwork suggestions were submitted over an eight-day period. The coffee giant began its cup tradition in 1997.

One barista is taking the coffee game to a whole new level by creating incredible caricatures on cups that will have you coming back for more.

Under a new Starbucks policy, coffee drinkers are starting to see Sharpie-scrawled messages on their to-go cups wishing them a great weekend or simply saying, “Enjoy.” The personalized notes ...

Like many Americans, Josh Hara needs his fix of Starbucks every day. But where most people see a white coffee cup full of warm goodness, Hara sees a blank canvas. So the Columbus marketing ...

There may just be fewer Starbucks lovers this holiday season. The company debuted its festive red cups at the beginning of November to help coffee admirers officially gear up for Christmas. While ...

The coffee cup in question shows the Starbucks logo as well as young boy crying while being terrified by Krampus, ... “I got bored one day and decided to pick up a Sharpie marker and draw on my cup.

The personalised notes are a bid to better connect with customers Under a new Starbucks Corp. policy, coffee drinkers are starting to see Sharpie-scrawled messages on their to-go cups wishing them ...