Starbucks

This is my first time at this Starbucks and honestly it’s by far the friendliest. Not just one person, but the entire staff greeted and or talked to me! From the bright smile of Zoe taking my order with Rachel to the friendly conversation with the other baristas (didn’t catch your names, I’m sorry) was a great experience. You can say all you want that this is just another Starbucks, and it is, but this one is made different and better by the people who work here! Easily 5 star staff!!!

Not Dutch Bros by any stretch… but I needed caffeine and this will do in a pinch. People weren’t very friendly and I ordered an iced Carmel macchiato, thing I got more milk then anything else… I will not be back; not to mention this location is a pain for parking and to get in and out of!

The surly, unfriendly barista fellow with graying hair needs training on customer service and how to treat them with a healthy attitude. Keep an eye on him. Could be driving away long-​time customers like me.

Fast friendly service, and easy to meet friends at. The music isn’t too loud with makes it easy to talk. The drinks are good and they accommodate custom requests. Sadly there is only 1 decent sized work table for meetings. Plenty of small tables and window ‘bar’ seating. Plenty of lot parking and outdoor seating also.

I got caramel macchiato and it was gross didn’t taste the same, plus they had carmel sauce running all over the outside of my cup, could have cleaned it up or something, father in law got a coffee Frappuccino it came out with caramel on top, they said they were training and it was good… didn’t even offer to remake it.

I am becoming more addicted to hot mocha (which requires a separate discussion), and live five minutes away by foot. So it was easy for me to start this little habit of talking a walk in the morning to buy some coffee… which I now find hard to break. Even in the evening. Anyway.
I’ve never had any problems with this store. I’ve been accommodated by different baristas, some more talkative than others, but all have been friendly and nice.
I have even tried using the order option on the Starbucks app. The coffee was ready when I got there, which was really convenient.
I also like that this place doesn’t get crowded, except maybe Saturday or Sunday mornings. On weekday mornings, I’ve seen a lot of people just have their drinks to go, so there’s always a few vacant seats in and outside of the store.

I really like this Starbucks. I can always find a seat. Outlets for my laptop. The people are super friendly and I like the big windows and light in this one section. Parking sometimes is a challenge but I usually find something.

Every time I come here I get the best service and my drinks are fantastically made. I really appreciate the service — friendly, efficient, not sickeningly sweet.

I don’t know what’s going on with this Starbucks, but the employees don’t seem to care to make you a drink. It took 10 minutes to get a grande iced mocha when no one was in there. No line. Nothing. And they decided that their breakfast smoothies were more priority than customers… I’ll find somewhere else to frequent. Thanks.

This Starbucks somehow manages to attract a crew of regulars that don’t really like Starbucks coffee. That has something to do with the location, where you have to drive a few miles downhill for competition, but also the pleasant staff. We have: the laughing barista. This barista laughs. The nice barista. This girl is nice. The Mamie barista. This barista looks like a young Mamie Eishenhower (ie, cute.) We have the pleasant manager. We have the guy regular who sits by the door and counts how many people pick up the paper and read it without paying for it. We have the lady who comes in and says, apropos of nothing, «This Starbucks is so calming. It’s almost like a CHURCH!» To which I say, well, I can’t truly relax on Starbucks coffee, it’s not a religious experience like drinking Spella espresso at Trinity Episcopal right before communion, or spilling it lavishly and obviously accidentally across the wood tiles of the sanctuary on Easter Sunday, like an offering, and sending relay after relay of concerned elderly lady messengers back to the sexton for a towel like a series of misdirected prayers headed for Beatrice, before getting up to get paper towels myself and seriously offending the British loyalist behind me, as I’ve personally had the pleasure to do, but it is a nice calm place where you can read and take your mind off of drinking… Starbucks coffee.

I can’t believe I keep reviewing Starbucks. Of course I prefer a local café with cute decorations and interesting drinks owned by a mom and/​or a pop. But Starbucks quality is consistent, and they are (as you know) everywhere.
So the reviews are just about the baristas and the space. And this place has good baristas, and a pretty good space!
The 4^th star is for the fairly big outside area, with umbrellas, tables of various size, and some foliage…

I really enjoy this little coffee shop. I stop in here after work on my way home. I like to get a coffee and sit in front of the big floor to ceiling windows and just watch the traffic & people go on their way. Inside the store it’s nice, peaceful, warm and cozy. Outside is chaos and dread. Alas. As all good things do. My coffee ends and i must join the masses but for a few moments… ahhhh. Then, «Ahhhh».