Starbucks Scraper: Store Locations, Menu, Nutrition & Availability

Get every Starbucks store in Canada and the USA and the full Starbucks menu, with nutrition and per-store item availability, in one actor. No login or API key is needed, and there are no browser sessions to manage.

• Stores: address, phone, coordinates, weekly opening hours, open-now status, time zone, drive-thru, Mobile Order & Pay, Wi-Fi, Nitro Cold Brew, seating, and whether the store is company-operated or licensed (inside a grocery store, airport or campus).
• Menu: every drink and food item with its category, sizes, default size and photo.
  • At a store: each item's availability (Available / Temporarily unavailable), which works as a ready-made out-of-stock report.
  • Nutrition, for every size: calories, caffeine, sugar, fat, saturated and trans fat, cholesterol, sodium, carbs, fibre, protein, serving size, allergens and ingredients, plus the description, customization groups and the Stars redemption cost.
• Search by city, postal or ZIP code, street address, coordinates, province or state, or the whole country.
• Speed: all of Canada in about a minute, all of the USA in about 8 minutes, and the nearest 50 stores to a city in seconds.
• English and French. Canadian data is available in French: store amenities, hours and the menu.

What you can use it for

• Location intelligence and site selection: map Starbucks density, drive-thru coverage and licensed vs company-operated footprints by city, province or state.
• Competitive analysis for cafés, QSR chains and franchisors: see where Starbucks is, what hours it keeps and which formats it runs.
• Out-of-stock and menu monitoring: schedule a daily run on your stores and use Only unavailable items to get a list of what is out today.
• Nutrition databases, diet and fitness apps: complete calorie, macro, caffeine and allergen data for every size of every item.
• Real estate and retail research: measure foot-traffic anchors near a property. Every store row carries its distance from your address.
• Lead lists for suppliers and service companies that sell to cafés.

How to use

1. In Locations, enter one or more of:
   • Toronto, ON, Austin, TX, Montreal: the stores within the Radius (default 20 km), nearest first;
   • M5V 3L9, 10001, 220 Yonge St, Toronto, ON, 43.65,-79.38: the stores around that point;
   • Ontario, BC, Texas: every store in that province or state;
   • Canada, USA: every store in the country (or switch on Whole country).
2. Pick What to scrape: Stores, Menu or Stores + menu.
3. Optional settings:
   • Max stores per location, for example the nearest 10 stores to each of your addresses.
   • Must have (drive-thru, Wi-Fi, mobile order…) and Store type (company-operated or licensed) to filter stores.
   • Language set to French for Canadian data.
4. Click Start. Rows appear in the dataset as the run goes.

For the menu alone, choose Menu and leave Locations empty. You get the national menu of the selected country, with nutrition.

Input example

{
  "mode": "storesAndMenu",
  "locations": ["Toronto, ON", "Vancouver, BC"],
  "maxStoresPerLocation": 5,
  "amenities": ["driveThru"],
  "includeNutrition": true
}

Output

Every row has a type, either store or menuItem. The dataset has ready-made tables: Stores, Opening hours, Menu items and Nutrition. You can export to JSON, CSV, Excel or HTML, or use the API.

Store row

{
  "type": "store",
  "storeNumber": "4455-310581",
  "name": "Toronto Eaton Centre South",
  "ownershipType": "Company-operated",
  "phone": "+1 416-506-9946",
  "address": "220 Yonge St, Toronto ON M5B 2H1",
  "street": "220 Yonge St, Unit 2111",
  "city": "Toronto",
  "region": "ON",
  "regionName": "Ontario",
  "postalCode": "M5B 2H1",
  "country": "CA",
  "latitude": 43.65276,
  "longitude": -79.38036,
  "timeZone": "America/Toronto",
  "isOpenNow": true,
  "openStatus": "Open 6:30 AM-9:30 PM",
  "weeklyHours": { "monday": "6:30 AM to 9:30 PM", "saturday": "7:00 AM to 9:30 PM", "sunday": "8:30 AM to 7:30 PM" },
  "hasDriveThru": false,
  "hasMobileOrder": true,
  "hasWifi": false,
  "hasNitroColdBrew": true,
  "hasOvenWarmedFood": true,
  "amenities": ["In café", "Mobile Order and Pay", "Nitro Cold Brew", "Oven-Warmed Food", "Redeem Rewards"],
  "mobileOrderStatus": "READY",
  "guestOrdering": true,
  "distanceKm": 0.234,
  "query": "Toronto, ON",
  "storeUrl": "https://www.starbucks.ca/store-locator?map=43.65276,-79.38036,17z",
  "googleMapsUrl": "https://www.google.com/maps/search/?api=1&query=43.65276,-79.38036"
}

Menu item row

{
  "type": "menuItem",
  "market": "CA",
  "storeNumber": "4455-310581",
  "storeName": "Toronto Eaton Centre South",
  "name": "Iced Pumpkin Cream Chai",
  "productType": "Beverage",
  "availability": "Available",
  "categoryPath": "The Latest > Trending",
  "categoryPaths": ["The Latest > Trending", "Tea > Chai > Specialty Chai"],
  "sizes": ["Tall", "Grande", "Venti"],
  "defaultSize": "Grande",
  "calories": 400,
  "caffeineMg": 60,
  "sugarG": 55,
  "fatG": 16,
  "proteinG": 9,
  "servingSize": "473 ml",
  "starCost": 200,
  "customizations": ["Flavors", "Cold Foams", "Toppings", "Milk", "Sweeteners"],
  "sizeDetails": [
    { "size": "Tall", "sku": "11151106", "calories": 310, "caffeineMg": 45, "sugarG": 41 },
    { "size": "Grande", "sku": "11151107", "calories": 400, "caffeineMg": 60, "sugarG": 55 }
  ],
  "imageUrl": "https://cloudassets.starbucks.com/is/image/sbuxcorp/IcedPumpkinCreamChaiTeaLatte",
  "productUrl": "https://www.starbucks.ca/menu/product/2123774/iced"
}

Food rows also carry allergens (for example "Barley, Egg, Gluten, Milk, Wheat") and the full ingredients list.

How long does it take?

Run	Time
Nearest 50 stores to a city	~5 seconds
All stores within 20 km of a big city (~180 in Toronto)	~15 seconds
A province (Ontario, ~600 stores)	under a minute
All of Canada (~1,400 stores)	about 1 minute
All of the USA (~16,900 stores)	about 8 minutes
Menu with nutrition (~250 items)	~1–2 minutes
Menu of each extra store	well under a second per store

FAQ

Does it include prices? No. Starbucks only shows prices inside the ordering flow, so they are not part of this data.

How do you get past the 50-store limit of the store locator? The actor splits the map into smaller and smaller areas wherever stores are dense, so every store in a city, province or country is found. For a city or address, you get the exact nearest stores, sorted by distance.

What is the difference between company-operated and licensed stores? Company-operated stores are run by Starbucks. Licensed stores are run by a partner, usually inside a grocery store, airport, hotel, hospital or campus, and some have fewer amenities (for example no Mobile Order).

What does the availability field mean? For a store's menu, Available means the item can be ordered there right now. TemporarilyUnavailable usually means it is out of stock today. NotAvailableHere means that store doesn't sell it. National menu rows are simply Available.

Why does a city search show a store from another city or country? Locations are searched by distance. A 20 km radius around Windsor, ON includes Detroit, MI stores. Use Provinces / states filter or a smaller Radius to narrow it.

Can I run it on a schedule? Yes. Schedule the actor in Apify (daily for availability, weekly for store lists) and connect it to Google Sheets, Slack, webhooks or your database through Apify integrations.

Is a proxy needed? Apify Proxy is used automatically. The default datacenter proxy is enough, and the actor switches to residential proxies by itself if it ever gets blocked.

What if I type a store number that doesn't exist? Starbucks answers an unknown store number with its generic menu instead of an error. When a store's menu is identical to that generic menu, its rows carry matchesDefaultMenu: true and the run's status message says so. Either every item is available at that store, or the number is wrong (US stores need the US: prefix unless Country is USA). Use the storeNumber of a store row to be sure.

What happens if Starbucks is down or blocking? The run still finishes successfully. You get every row collected up to that point, and the status message explains what happened (for example "Partial — stopped because …" or "0 items, no charge"). If product details fail, menu rows are still delivered, just without nutrition.

Is it legal to scrape Starbucks? This actor collects only public information: store locations, opening hours, amenities and the public menu with nutrition, the same data anyone can see on starbucks.ca and starbucks.com without logging in. It does not collect personal data. How you use the results is up to you, so follow the laws that apply to you (such as GDPR, PIPEDA or CCPA) and the website's terms, and check with a lawyer if you are unsure. For background, read Is web scraping legal?

Does it access any private data? No. It uses no login, account, cookie or API key. It reads only the public store locator and menu that the Starbucks websites show to every visitor, and it never touches ordering, cart, payment or Starbucks Rewards account data. That is also why prices are not included.

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City and postal-code coordinates come from GeoNames (CC BY 4.0).