The Starbucks woman is a mythical creature called a siren.
The Starbucks woman is a two tailed mermaid that is inspired by a 16th century Norse woodcut that symbolizes the Starbucks brand's maritime history and coffee's allure.
The Starbucks logo has also evolved over the years, but it has also featured the siren figure consistently.
The prettiest Starbucks in the world is the Reserve Store in Milan, Italy.
A simpler prettiest Starbucks is the Starbucks inside the Venetian in Las Vegas.
The Starbucks Reserve Roastery in Milan, Italy and the Starbucks in the Grand Egyptian Museum in Cairo, Egypt are considered to be the prettiest Starbucks in the world, due to their ornate and unique designs.
Other Starbucks locations that are also cited frequently for their beauty are the store in the Starbucks inside the Tokyo bank, the Starbucks in the former Japanese post office, the Starbucks in an historic courtyard in Istanbul and the Starbucks El Salvador store with mountain views.
The Milan Reserve Starbucks Roastery, Italy is housed in an historic post office and is often cited as the most prettiest and most beautiful Starbucks due to it's stunning Italian design, that also includes a large coffee bar and great roasting experience.
The Grand Egyptian Museum, Starbucks location in Cairo, Egypt is located within the Grand Egyptian Museum, and the design is inspired by ancient Egypt, with engraved panels and materials, which pay homage to the surrounding pyramids and the museums.
The former post office Starbucks location in Tokyo, Japan, is located in a charming, historic post office building and is known for it's beautiful architecture and peaceful atmosphere.
And the Starbucks location located in Tokyo Bank, which is also in a former bank building and retains many of it's original architectural features and is a very popular spot for people that appreciate history and a unique architecture.