Starbucks has spent the last few months "getting back to Starbucks," and its free refill perk is at the center of recent success, according to the company. The Seattle-based coffee chain is in the ...

If you're a regular Starbucks visitor, you can take advantage of the Starbucks free refill policy at participating stores in the US and Canada, making your café visits more satisfying and cost ...

In case you missed the news, Starbucks now offers free refills. Is the coffee giant refilling every drink for free? Not exactly. If you order a specialty beverage such as a latte or frappuccino ...

Starbucks wants you to stay a little longer, too. Monday kicked off the coffee giant’s new free refill policy on some of its most popular basics. Customer who order these beverages “for here ...

On Jan. 27, the coffee giant announced that it is now offering free refills and bringing back the condiment bar. Plus, free refills are here. Customers ordering in-store will be asked if they ...

Starbucks wants guests to drink up while on the premises, and are giving free refills to keep paying customers onsite. Starting today, customers at U.S. and Canada stores who use ceramic mugs ...

Changes are brewing at Starbucks. The coffee giant announced that it is bringing back some of its pre-COVID methods, including free refills — but there’s a catch. Customers who are ordering in ...

The first major change? Free refills. Yep – Starbucks is offering free refills to customers who order their drinks “for here.” Customers can order any beverage in a ceramic mug, glass or ...

Beginning on Monday, customers who order a “for here” beverage can also get free refills of hot or iced coffee or hot or iced tea during their visit. The drink will also be served in a coffee ...

Those who choose to enjoy two or maybe three cups a day will be happy to hear that starting Monday, Jan. 27, Starbucks will start offering free refills to customers who order their coffee or tea ...

Starbucks is making some changes in 2025, including free refills and a code of conduct. The coffee giant is trying to win your business back after there was a reported decline in foot traffic.