Coffee chain Starbucks has announced plans to reopen almost 150 stores later this week.
Starbucks said it will be offering a “near complete” range of drinks.
However, the food offering will be limited to its “most popular items”.
And, if you’ve been missing your Frappucino during lockdown, you’ll be able to get your fix once more from this Thursday (May 14).
A statement on the Starbucks website said the stores will open for drive-thru, delivery and takeaway only.
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Brits will therefore not be able to sit inside stores to consume their coffee and cake.
“With the easing of restrictions allowing more travel on roads, beginning 14 May we will begin a phased reopening of Starbucks Drive-Thru locations across the UK as well as a handful of takeaway-only stores,” said the statement.
Starbucks also explained the customer experience would look “a little different”.
It said: “All stores will be serving a near-complete beverage menu, with everything from Lattes to Cappuccinos, Iced Coffees and Teas to Frappuccinos.”
The statement continued: “Food will also be on offer but with a slightly more restricted menu, focused on our most popular items.”
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