Starbucks 450 Azalea Square Boulevard, Summerville, SC 29483

"I go to this Starbucks weekly & it is consistently the worst service I could possibly receive. They spend more time having personal conversations than working. There is only 1 person making drinks even on a Saturday when they are at their peak. They need all new staff"

"Today me and my two kids came through to get our shopping drinks as we usually do during our target trip. We experienced the worst hospitality/compassion. My toddler asked to hold the Christmas rubber duck while I ordered our drinks. But instead one of the girls behind the counter came over and told her she could not hold the rubber duck that was on the counter. Not even for a second. Was she kind about it? Absolutely not. It’s Christmas time, as a busy parent it would’ve be so nice to be able to order my drinks without a screaming child who did not understand why she couldn’t hold a bath time rubber duck for just a moment. I don’t need to point names. That lady and all the other ladies who watched her showed there true colors. I’ll be ordering my drinks at a different Starbucks from here on."

"good service! drinks had a lot of hairs in them though, could not finish them. wouldn’t come back"

"Honestly, I would leave no stars if I could. Whoever the young lady with glasses, ponytail and tattoos is who was answering questions about dairy does not need to work with public. Rude is an understatement. It felt like it was a problem my child had a dairy allergy and I was asking questions. She did not make us feel welcome to be there at all. It was almost awkward she was so rude and bothered just by questions because of an ALLERGY"

"Please teach your employees kindness. I was there this morning with my son & husband, and while standing in line, one of your employees was walking out from the back, and she stopped dead in front of me staring me down to “move out of her way” when she literally could’ve went around me. There was plenty of space between us but instead she just stood there staring at me to move out of her way. She had glasses and a ponytail & tattoos. I don’t know her name."