CEO Brian Niccol’s goal to restore some of the coffee chain’s former homey feel includes baristas adding upbeat greetings and drawings on takeout cups. But the company just set some limits.

Arnold Mathijssen, a physicist at the University of Pennsylvania, is partial to pour-over coffee, which involves manually pouring hot water over ground beans and filtering it into a pot or mug below.

Starbucks’ latest collection of cups is nothing but bold, bright, and floral, echoing the anticipation of summer perfectly.

Don't let the Easter Bunny skip your house just because you live in a fourth-floor walkup. And might be in your thirties.

An initiative where Businesses in Bettystown have signed up to become completely free of single use coffee cups in a bid to make the town one of the first in Ireland to move to reusable coffee cups ...

Their assistants bring them a coffee mug full of vodka. They casually blow on the mug as if it's a hot cup of coffee, playfully maintaining the charade while sipping their vodka in a moment of ...

If you usually make coffee and immediately pour it into a mug or travel tumbler, then this more traditional-looking French press for under $40 is hard to beat. The plastic frame, while lightweight ...

Pour-over coffee brewing—where hot water flows from a specialized kettle onto coffee grounds in a cone-shaped filter—has exploded in popularity ... Now, scientists have figured out how to pour the ...

Some people are really, really particular about how their coffee is made. And although it might be an old-fashioned way to do it, some aficionados still make their cup using the pour-over method.

But even if baristas aren't fans, based on the subreddit filled with pictures of people's personalized coffee cups—sometimes with drawings and notes that have gone completely off the rails—it ...