It's been a couple years since Starbucks opened its first ever pick-up location in Toronto to some controversy, and now they're opening another one.

People were upset at the time that the concept seemed to discourage the use of reusable mugs, and a petition even circulated, but this time no one seems to be taking that tactic.

Signage is already up for the concept at Liberty and Strachan.

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Around 1,551 people signed the petition speaking out against the original pick-up concept in Toronto. At the time, some pointed out that customers wishing to bring their reusable cup into the pick-up location could not, but that wasn't really the way the concept was designed.

The idea behind these types of locations is to pre-order and pre-pay for your Starbucks using their app, and simply pick it up at the location.

The original pick-up location is at 25 King St. W. in Commerce Court, and was the first ever pick-up only location in Canada.

Not only was it the first of its kind, it's also got a different look from your average Starbucks with a light and airy design scheme featuring muted tones and sophisticated shapes. The store also comes equipped with digital smart screens showing order status.