A POPULAR cafe has closed its doors in York.
The Starbucks close to the Community Stadium at Monks Cross on the outskirts of the city has closed.
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The café-chain was nextdoor to Cineworld is shut up and has had its signage removed.
As The Press reported at the time, Starbucks, which has branches across York, opened a drive-thru on the edge of the city in Stirling Road, on the Martree Business Park, Clifton Moor in December - with a free giveaway for the first 100 customers.
The drive through is part of the Martree Business Park - five industrial units, created by Harrogate-based developer Martree.
The site previously contained a B&M store, but it was destroyed by a fire in October 2018.
Meanwhile long-awaited plans for a Starbucks café and drive-thru just outside York are still underway.
A planning application concerning signage for the scheme was submitted to City of York Council back in January.
The move follows the council last month approving a plan from Scarborough-based bakery chain Cooplands to extend a building on the site of the former Four Alls in Malton Road at Stockton-on-the-Forest.
The approval for the building extension for Cooplands comes as the city council is still determining a planning application for signage, plans which were submitted in August.
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