Starbucks,

3465 West 6th Street, Los Angeles, CA 90020

"I love this Location, always come to this location, even thou there is one next to my house. Baristas are nice and put customer service first. Mark and Nacio are the vibe makers – they make every visit awesome. Thank you guys!"

"Very quick & easy. Thank You :)"

"Certainly, here's a revised version of your review: "I frequently visit this location to purchase coffee and food, primarily in the mornings. Unfortunately, the customer service is consistently disappointing. The staff, including those named John, tend to operate at a slow pace, which is inconvenient during the morning rush. They often make mistakes with orders and the wait for food and drinks is unnecessarily long. Additionally, when purchasing multiple items, they don't offer a bag which makes it difficult to carry everything. I feel like they disregard the fact that customers have to go to work and can't afford to wait around. This has been a recurring issue and not a one-time incident. I'm dissatisfied with the service and wouldn't recommend this place due to these reasons.""

"I bought beautiful cups here"

"This Starbucks is brightly lit and have a tall ceiling. So, it looks good. The seating is not that comfortable though. The wifi is good but they blanked out all the outlets. I guess they do not want customers to stay very long here. I was there on NY Eve around 7pm. There was a mentally unstable man talking to himself and sort of intimidating customers there. Fortunately he didn’t stay long. It is probably out of the staff’s control for unwelcome intruders coming through the cafe bothering customers but this kind of things would discourage me to come relax in here. This cannot be a favorite Starbucks for me. Update: There are two all-gender restrooms but one is ‘out-of-order’. There’s a short line for the only ‘of-order’ restroom. The female user before my turn told me there was no toilet paper. I guess the staff doesn’t maintain the restrooms well. Another possibly homeless person came in to the restaurant. A few seconds later a security guard came in and hustled him away. So, either the restaurant or the community is trying to address the issue of unwelcomed wanderers."