Starbucks

"A while ago, I came in and got an iced americano with white mocha to sip on while I shopped around. As I was waiting for my drink, I saw a target employee get in line to be served as well. An old lady, who seemed to be the manager of the place, yelled a question to the worker in line. Something about picking up an order. The worker declined, stating she was on break. Old Starbucks lady scoffs and says something along the lines “oh, you know how to order your own drinks, that’s nice.” Of course, I don’t know the dynamic these two have, but it’s odd for the manager (seemingly) of one of the departments at Target be openly rude to a worker in front of customers. It didn’t leave a good impression. As for my drink, the white mocha wasn’t stirred in, but that wasn’t the dealbreaker of this location."

"After charging me for several additions to my drink, I was not actually given them. Ordered one of the new drinks, and there was no whipped cream and toppings on there, even though I was charged for them. Then it is impossible to get anyone on the phone. Starbucks just lost really good customers."

"I had a really good experience here! Unfortunately I didn’t catch one of their names, but I definitely remember Tyler (more on him later). The lady who took my order was super sweet and nice. She was patient with me as she took my order. I definitely felt bad for taking a long time (it didn’t help that the line was slowly growing behind me), but she didn’t rush me or anything. I really do appreciate it that "

"Just got a drink from there and had a funny interaction with the staff. She processed my order and I paid in cash...she was short $.05 cents. She’s said “here you go hon, we don’t have the 5 cents but you’re good” and proceeded to usher me along. It’s not about the money, it’s about the principle of paying what you owe. It was funny because I think she genuinely didn’t understand what the issue was lol I wonder if Starbucks would be unhappy if everyone started selling their products .05 cents cheaper."