This Starbucks is amazing, the staff is the best, the drinks and food are filling and delicious, and best of all I’m in a walking distance!!!
Best location close to school. I always pray for staff and owners
Drive thru wraps around blocking all traffic, I have seen 2-3 fights so far with cars honking each other due to the blockage.
It's a nice location. No drive through and a difficult parking situation.Do *not* go in during after school hours if you want a place to relax and have a coffee. It's a zoo. The staff is young, which isn't always a bad thing, but has resulted in some less than pleasant interactions as they try to learn how to keep their cool in a coffeeshop full of children blocking the counters and making a lot of racket.
Clean newer store, employees pleasant.I ordered a 1/2 calf, no whip mocha, made with whole milk.As I waited I watched the batista make my drink, she poured milk from a container marked with a purple top. Not whole milk. Whole milk containers have red top.When she handed me the drink I asked, "Made with whole milk?"She replied "Yes."I left and took a sip of my drink and, not made with whole milk and has a bit of a bitter taste.Why did I not go back you ask?If they couldn't get it right then they had no intentions on getting it correct at all.
Terrible customer service, workers ignored people in line and took order of other people
Bagel and coffee - perfect combo !!
Nice vibe and good staff. If you are looking for a working space, don’t go during school off hours. School kids hang out there a lot. Good family place.
With cars in line 40 mins before the scheduled closing hours and with 5-6 people on yhe inside they just left us sitting there. Horrible customer service just horrible then when i drove by the window just looked at me and did the hand across the throat signal.
Absolutely a great location. Masterful customer service and well run by Jay. My only gripe is that , situated just steps from a HS, MS and ES, parents are dropping their kids off at Starbucks every morning unaccompanied leaving them to get themselves to school next door. However, most of the kids are obnoxious and have no awareness of the adults around them trying to get their orders as well. It’s like walking into a Chuck E Cheese. Kids everywhere, misbehaving. I understand, in the spirit of capitalism, that volume is good for business, but geez, it’s a bit much.