>At my (now closed) local B&N, it was a Starbucks. It was probably a Branded Solutions Food Service store (http://www.starbucks.com/business http://www.starbuc

>At my (now closed) local B&N, it was a Starbucks. It was probably a Branded Solutions Food Service store (http://www.starbucks.com/business http://www.starbucks.com/business the Food Service option, not a Licensed Store or Starbuck Office Coffee delivery service) that served Starbucks brands from the "We Proudly Serve Starbucks Coffee" portfolio. Or it may have been a real store (licensed); I can't say for certain. The B&N I live near also has a "Starbucks" inside it, except it is actually one of the food service branded stores on closer inspection. It doesn't take the Starbucks app or giftcards, small signs with the prominent mermaid logo have the smaller "We Proudly Serve" print instead of "Starbucks", etc. I think the Starbucks that are inside Target stores are also these sorts of arrangements.