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Three Starbucks locations on Long Island have closed as part of the coffee giant’s latest round of store shutdowns across North America.
The locations are:
- 125 Crooked Hill Road in Commack
- 114 Northern Blvd. in Greenvale
- 455 Main St. in Islip
All three closed Saturday, Sept. 26, according to Starbucks Everywhere’s September 2026 closure tracker, an independent website that has tracked Starbucks locations for years.
GLI also placed phone calls to all three locations, to no answers.
The tracker is not an official Starbucks corporate list. Its creator said the list of 250 locations was compiled by reviewing store schedules on Starbucks’ website and then calling stores identified for closure to confirm.
Starbucks has not publicly released a complete list of the affected locations.
The company announced last week that it would close 250 stores across North America, its second major round of closures in a year, according to The Associated Press.
Starbucks Chief Operating Officer Mike Grams told employees that the locations being closed either were not delivering acceptable financial results or could not provide the experience the company wants for customers and employees, the AP reported.
The closures amount to roughly 1% of Starbucks’ North American footprint. The company had 18,371 stores across the region as of the end of June.
The move comes as Starbucks continues its “Back to Starbucks” strategy under Chairman and CEO Brian Niccol, with the company remodeling stores to create a cozier, more traditional coffeehouse experience.
Starbucks expects to have upgraded 1,500 stores by Sept. 30, the end of its fiscal year, according to the AP.
The company said employees affected by the closures will be offered transfers to other locations when possible, with severance support available for workers who cannot be placed elsewhere.
Top: This is the signage on a Starbucks Coffee shop in Pittsburgh on Monday, June 1, 2026. (AP Photo/Gene J. Puskar)
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