QUEBEC, Canada – SkipTheDishes, Canada’s homegrown delivery network, is now delivering Starbucks in Québec. With Starbucks now available through Skip, customers in Quebec can enjoy their favourite* Starbucks food and beverages, delivered right to their doors.
Whether you need a morning pick-me-up or want to surprise a friend or colleague with an afternoon treat, Skip and Starbucks are here to offer unmatched convenience across Quebec. To celebrate the launch, Skip is offering customers $7 off all Starbucks delivery orders of $20 or more with the code SB7, from today until October 6 (restrictions apply)*.
And the timing couldn’t be better. With the fall menu returning at Starbucks, you can conveniently order Starbucks fall beverages and food for delivery, including the new Pecan Crunch Oat Latte, which just joined the fall line-up alongside apple and pumpkin fan-favourites.
Skip has been enhancing the Starbucks experience by launching delivery from over 600 locations across Canada, with the expansion now extending into Quebec to provide customers with even greater convenience.
“Supporting our ambition to deliver more of what Canadians want, we are delighted to be expanding our partnership with Starbucks, now delivering to customers across Quebec,” said Rachel MacAdam, Vice President of Marketing at Skip. “Just in time for fall – Quebecers can now indulge in their favourite Starbucks menu items, conveniently delivered right to their doorsteps with Skip.”
“Customers’ need for convenience in their everyday lives is increasing and Starbucks delivery is one way to help with that.” said Deborah Neff, vice president of product and marketing at Starbucks Canada. “We’re thrilled to now provide this expanded convenience to our customers in Quebec with another way to get their Starbucks beverages and food delivered wherever they are with Skip.”
Thanks to Skip and Starbucks, it’s now easier than ever to enjoy your favourites from the comfort of your own home. Order Starbucks on Skip using the promo code SB7 for $7 off orders of $20 or more until October 6.
