Starbucks

Not part of Corp Starbucks crazy prices and no rewards. Don’t go here unless you have to. Booooo!

Sunday morning, huge line, one barrista. Manager walked around aimlessly instead of helping his inefficient staff. Took 25 minutes to get one cup of coffee.

el peor late que aya probado no lavan los utensilios y revuelven todos los sabores realmente asqueroso

I came in to get a Las Vegas mug. The price tag on it was under $ 11 but I guess the price must have increased because the cashier told me there as no way to adjust the price.
It’s a fairly large Starbucks and is located near the mall, right on the strip.

Way too expensive – most expensive Starbucks on the strip. Double the proce of others. Skip this one!

I order a Venti chai tea latte over iced with soy and caramel drizzle and one espresso shot. I made sure to order a few more pumps of chai considering it’s a busy location. FAIL. my drink came out weird tasting. I work at Starbucks so I would know. I couldn’t used my partner discount here. Too bad cause I was going to buy 5 of the las Vegas cups for my friends. Next time I will just stick with a vanilla blonde roast.

I can always count on this location when I’m looking for a late night coffee while at the strip or early morning before starting my day. Yes it is a bit pricier than the average starbucks but you are on Las Vegas Blvd and it is very conveniently placed. The people are always ready to serve and reliable.

Yes, this Starbucks is more expensive than your usual — it’s connected to a hotel/​casino!
That being said, the service was excellent and the staff are friendly.
There are no seats inside this Starbucks. The purpose is to keep people moving in/​out during busy times, so don’t expect to chill and relax at this location. There are two waist-​high bars and one chest-​high bar to set your drink on and wraparound windows to Las Vegas Blvd. and the hotel/​casino driveway.
Side note: this is also a great location for a quick bathroom break when hanging out on the strip.

I wish I could leave this no stars. I ordered an iced coffee last night and threw it away. Old coffee that tasted like it had been sitting there all day.
Then I gave them another chance this morning, figuring they would have fresh coffee. Nope. Service with an attitude and horrible coffee. Lost another $ 5. Such a waste. DO NOT COME HERE!

Convenient location outside on The Strip. Nothing spectacular about this location.

I was against Starbucks. Anti even. I judged the hipsters glued to their Starbucks cups. But we had a gift card, and it was right in the hotel. I perused the menu, commented on how pretentious it was that I couldn’t just order a «medium», begrudgingly ordered a vanilla latte and watched as they butchered my name on the cup. My heart was full of hate.
And then they handed me that overpriced latte and oh my god. The heavens opened and angels sang as I took the first sip. I considered changing my name to the one on the cup. We went every morning after. And I joined the cult. Me and my «grande» together 4eva.

The quality isn’t as good as any Starbucks I’ve ever had, and the prices were significantly higher. Someone said that Starbucks connected to a casino is going to cost more and compared it to the airport Starbucks. At the airport, it doesn’t cost as much more. And the quality is good. I think the problem here is that there is not much competition. If you don’t like this Starbucks, well, you don’t have other chains to choose from. If I wanted to pay $ 7 for just milk tea, I could have gone to a fancier, French-​themed café.

I walked in here on a Wednesday morning ordered my usual Venti black iced tea, unsweetened. I normally pay $ 2.65 in San Diego. I understand that because this Starbucks is outside of Treasure Island, the prices would be a little higher. I did order one in Vegas at the outlets and I paid $ 2.86. This Starbucks charged me $ 5.19. When I asked the barista why this was so expensive, she turned around and pointed to the menu board… «Shaken iced tea is $ 4.80 plus tax.» I said that I understand that but this is a full brewed tea and should be charged as that. She then told me that I had to order it hot to get that price. I couldn’t believe after all the times i’ve ordered the same thing, this was the first time I was charged for a Shaken iced tea. I also couldn’t believe that she was actually arguing with me. Thanks for your help, Alma.

This gets 4 stars out of comparison to other Starbucks and coffee places in the area. This is the Starbucks inside Treasure Island, tucked away towards Kahunaville. The lines tend to be much shorter here compared to the one located outside, and the staff pretty friendly. Also, if you’re in Treasure Island already, you don’t have to head out into 100+ degree heat to get your coffee.
Looking at the reviews, it looks like there were some mixed experiences customer-​service-​wise. Maybe I’ve just gotten lucky, but two years running now I hit this place every morning for a week, and it’s been pretty good.

I got a sandwich here that tasted fine. I really just wanted water for the dehydration but they wanted to charge me. I went with their small cup without a lid. That was free. It’s quite spacious which earns them the 5stars! I’m sure they get tons of people so the set up of the place looks efficient for crowds. I came here twice in one weekend and I’d come back!

What can I say. .a Starbucks is a Starbucks! That is why they are so popular. Their product is consistent. My only complaint – and this for EVERY Starbucks in Vegas is the astronomical prices. Their items cost almost double what their items cost any where else. Every Starbucks I entered was completely packed, I can’t imagine the price hike is necessary. .. just greedy.

Guess what whiny babies — chains that are in or connected to a casino generally cost more than the usual. Just like it is at the airport. Sucks, but just don’t buy it if you don’t like the prices. I wish you luck finding a cheaper latte on the strip.
It’s a typical starbucks and yes slightly more expensive than the usual, but you’re overpaying regardless, so what’s a little more right? Employees were funny and friendly, place was clean. And strip locations are usually exempt from cheap deals, but yay for half off frapps during happy hour 3−5pm thru May 10^th.

I hated this Starbucks. They were 24 hours so I was hopeful they’d be good. The prices of Starbucks in Vegas are almost double the price of Starbucks in NY. I was not happy about that. My barista was also very rude during my first visit. I was waiting at the bar for a regular coffee, when they told me she had to pour it and it wasn’t up to the baristas making the drinks to pour it I approached her again. She obviously didn’t want to pour my coffee, she was very pissed about it and told her fellow barista she was going to stab her, I was hoping she was only kidding. I work in public service too so I get it, we have good days and bad days but you still shouldn’t be rude to the clientele or your co-​workers. I did not like this starbucks and was regretful that it was the one by my hotel.

Starbuck’s has eliminated the «short» coffee cup at many of its outlets. They have also eliminated the «short» from their cash registers. The barristas complain that this is a company decision. The benefit to the company is obvious: they charge significantly more for the «tall» cups. The damage to the clientele is just as obvious: we pay more for being involuntarily SUPERSIZED and we consume more than we want to, and more than we should. I big fat round of thanks to Starbuck’s for contributing to the obesity of America.

Cashier was nice, but explained there’s no way they can use the gold card rewards?
Barista was rude, adamant about charging $.84 to heat up another customers drink. My coffee was watered down, lacked flavor and kept leaking out of the cup.
Avoid this branch like the plague.

This is a typical Starbucks located just outside of Treasure Island, but be warned as of November 2013 this location doesn’t carry the La Boulange line of pastries nor do they accept the Starbucks app as payment. Not a bad place to people watch on the Las Vegas Strip though. Everything else is pretty typical. That is all.