Starbucks

When we’re in Stockton… this Starbucks location is always our first choice. Service is fast and friendly. We love the outdoor seating when available, because the Neighborhood is quiet and you feel relaxed while drinking your favorite. There is limited indoor seating as well.

This Starbucks is in my neighborhood and is one of my favorites. I love that this Starbucks is nestled into the neighborhood and you see pretty much people from the area. This was the second Starbucks in town, when it was connected to the defunct Noah’s that is now Gourmet Burrito, which used to be Taco Bell.

This Starbucks is larger than the one near Miracle Mile, which means more indoor seating! I won’t write too much about the service and drinks, since they are pretty much the same at every Starbucks I’ve visited.
This location does not have very many outlets. They have one big table near the entrance that has a few outlets and one more near one of the round table towards the other side of the room. The rest of the tables do not have outlets near them, which can be a problem if you need to use your laptop. Sitting at the big table is fine if it’s the summer, but as it is getting chillier now, it’s a bit annoying to have a constant cold breeze every time someone opens the door.

This Starbucks location has all the ingredients of making a customer’s experience happy and at home. I walked in and was greeted at the register. I ordered a Venti Youthberry Hot Tea, but I was planning on sharing the drink with another friend. Kindly, my barista offered to split the tea into two grande cups (because the Venti already comes with two tea bags)! Talk about good intuition, but better yet, a barista who cares. I highly recommend this Starbucks location for your cup of joe!

This is «MY» Starbucks, and I love it! Love the location, the staff, and the familiar local faces who are there every day. The baristas are super — really great.
It has good outdoor seating and I’ve been known to grab dinner from Gourmet Burrito next door and an iced tea from Starbucks and eat outside on the patio that the businesses share. It’s a great neighborhood place to hang out.
The only thing that I have noticed recently… and happened again last night… was that there were a TON of smokers outside. Gross… smoking at the (NON-​SMOKING) tables on either side of the doors, which means you have to walk through a cloud of disgusting pungent smoke to get in (or out). Hope they take care of this… have never had this problem at any other Starbucks, and I prefer to stay at this one!

I love the place as well as any Starbucks in Stockton, but there are several regulars who smoke cigarettes right outside the front door every evening. Besides being illegal, it really makes it hard to even enter the store, let alone enjoy sitting outside like the smokers get to do.
We moved, along with others, but it is that strong, hand-​rolled stuff you get in institutions. Management needs to help the young clerks… not fair for them to have to confront these regulars… oh, and all the tables are stamped for non-​smoking.

I generally don’t leave reviews for chain places because they are typically the same, but I really felt compelled to write one for this Starbucks. I went in and ordered a chia latte but one of the baristas, Katie, accidentally made a latte. She immediately apologized and made me a «dirty chia latte» which I LOVED. We got to talking and she told me how that one has a shot of espresso with it and she was totally right that it was even better than just a chia. Katie was so kind and so sweet I just had to write this review! Thanks for the amazing dirty chia, Katie!

This is a nice neighborhood place. It tends to the local neighborhood, College Students so it’s pretty busy all the time.
This time I had an extra Chai Frappaccino

One of the best locations in Stockton. This Starbucks is clean and in one of the safer areas. Plus you will see cops stopping hee all the time to get their fix. The staff was warm and friendly and they have COOKIE STRAWS!!!

I like this location as it’s close to where I lived. Close to the Miracle Mile if you need an after-​dinner coffee.

We’re no strangers to Starbucks and with one around every corner we’ve been able to figure out which ones are our favorites. This Starbucks is right on miracle mile and is tucked into a little neighborhood right on Pacific. The parking lot is really small and cramped but there is always street parking. The baristas are friendly but I don’t think we’ve been into this location enough to build a relationship with them. They’re usually busy so have your order ready when you get to the register or you may feel rushed.
This definitely is a small location but a great stop for your caffein fix.

Sauntered in around 3:30. My sisters requested some vanilla bean frappes on this hot March Friday. Fast courteous service.
Nicely nestled in a shady neighborhood just off the Miracle Mile right next to Gourmet Burrito. Walking distance from Caldwell Park.

It’s location on the miracle mile is pretty nice. I truly appreciate this Starbucks. Plus is ++ it’s not too far from home. I can take a nice morning stroll for my coffee.

Friendly staff, fast drinks and clean atmosphere. I would of gave it full stars if they had comfortable couches. But maybe they don’t want us to get too comfortable ahaha. Anyways that said I come here too often. Only living a block away.

Everyone is very nice, the place is very clean, outside have a good view of the mile …

It’s located in an awkward spot where the land limits you to seven (or so) parking spots. If the burrito store next door was more popular, youd have to start parking in the neighboring residential spots.
Its a popular spot in the morning, as is any Starbucks, and seating is more limited than its parking. I would grab a drink, spill-​stopper, and jet out to your classes immediately. I only wish they had more space to make this a study spot!

I stop by every morning to order a tall decaf and dark roast and I’ve been experiencing a waiting time for decaf. I don’t drink decaf but my co worker does. The other day she said 3minutes but it took over10 minutes and I was late for work :(today ¹⁰⁄₂₃ stop by and they were out of decaf again. Why again? I really love starbucks. I have gold member card and it’s really frustrating to wait for a coffee that should have been brew or frequently need to b check because it should be ready. Right? I give this starbucks 1 star and hopefully I can change my rating

When there is a remodel– I probably should change the review. They made the spacing a bit bigger than when I recalled where there used to just be a huge communal table. I think they got the hint that they wanted their own chairs, but it still has a low seating capacity. Parking can be great, I like the hours and the baristas here are pretty creative with drinks. I’ve gotten a few customized goodies when they ran out of stuff and it’s always been a hit. Of course the staff is very friendly as well.
(I still owe them for giving me a free latte… I’ll just keep throwing money into the tip jar to pay it off. They were so nice to offer me a bit of a discount on my tall latte because I left my wallet at home.)

Cute little Starbucks located on Miracle Mile.
Fast, friendly service and perfectly made drinks. Lobby was nice and clean as well as the outdoor seating.
Parking lot is kind of small, so on a busy day you might have trouble with parking.

Out of all the Stockton Starbucks I like this one the best! However, it still only gets 3 stars. They have four baby tables and one big kid table that you have to share with others. You get the usual annoying customers that discuss their business plans too loudly and the students who order one drink and hoard a table for hours — more of the latter though cause this is so close to UOP. I was also one of the latter for a while and I surmise that is why the baristas were never friendly or welcoming (to me). That’s okay, whatever, I’m not hurt… :(
+ Quick service after you get past the long line
+ Close to everything
+ Great lighting for studying
— Parking is irritating, especially during rush hours
— Some of the crowd, man. One homeless looking man sat at the table across from me and kept leaning down to do something. It wasn’t until I suspiciously peered over my laptop one time when he was leaning down doing his something that I realized he was trying to see up (across?) my dress. Another time, another homeless looking dude came into the store, grabbed a newspaper, headed for the bathroom and left quite a while later through a different door.
To be honest I come here because of the great lighting, but this is not exactly the place for causal hangouts and chitchats and loitering lest you want to hang with the Miracle Mile/​Harding crowd.