Starbucks

"I LOVE this Starbucks. The staff here are always friendly and welcoming with smiles. Plus, they serve the coffee in FULL SIZE! Unlike the Valley Starbucks nearby, which only fills my cup 80% when I ask for coffee without cream, this location always gives me a full cup even without cream. I truly appreciate that!"

"This Starbucks used to have a better team and the manager doesn't know what's going non. She made me lose out on the current Black Friday sale. So I called their Customer Service, and complained. They gave me a small credit on my account, but guess what... I'm not buying any merch from them, and I won't be buying much product from that store, either. Go somewhere else, at least during the daytime hours, and save yourself a headache!"

"One of the best I’ve been at, friendly well stocked with products and delicious!!"

"No stars for food because I don't eat there. I do work there almost every day. Tables are 99% clean unless someone just left, and a team member hasn't gone out at that second. I listen, the only complaints I've heard is a customer saying I wanted that hot or cold. And explain they didn't say that up front. Which they give a free one anyway make it over and apologize. The other complaints are when they're not made on a phone order or such, and the customer realizes they sent it to a different store. These people behind the counter are amazing when it gets so busy that I don't even understand how they can function. I think they do an excellent job."

"Starbucks opened its first shop in 1971, and started expanding outside the Seattle area in 1987. At that time, coffee connoisseurs were rare in the US, and espresso was seldom found outside of Italian restaurants. Very rare people even knew the difference between espresso and coffee. At diners and donuts shops across the country, people drank generic, mass-produced and often weakly brewed coffee. generation of Americans has grown up with Starbucks as the better alternative to their grandparents’ coffee. Food critics aren’t big fans of Starbucks’ over-roasted beans – in fact, in blind taste-tests most people prefer McDonald’s – but the coffee is a definite improvement on what was standard before. It’s good enough, and that’s good enough for most people."