Friendly atmosphere and great baristas makes this place a great relaxing place
Rosa Alcantar
Not a real Starbucks, security won't even let you through.
Antonio Claudio
Didnt go
Milind Shahane
Good coffee place part of Marriott village hotels
Philip Tabor
It's Starbucks if you like good coffee this is the place for you
Kobe. Joe42
Their iced coffee is delicious ?
Priska Jordan
This isn’t a Starbucks. It shouldn’t be on this map. It’s a bar within a hotel which serves some Starbucks coffees.
Sergio Aicardi
this Starbucks is located inside of the Fairfield Inn \\u0026 Suites by Marriott in Orlando Florida. It's usually pretty empty which is nice because in Orlando everything has a long line. The Baristas are pretty quick and friendly too. It's very convenient to be able to walk out of my room and get coffee in the morning before hitting the theme parks. There's also a nice outside sitting area with a playground and Turf, even a basketball hoop which is part of the gym across the courtyard but it's right outside of the Starbucks which is great if you are traveling with little ones that want to hang out outside and get some exercise so they are not so energetic later on. All in all I give this place for stars because it's a little bit small compared to other Starbucks locations. I ordered an iced cappuccino and it came out great, my girlfriend ordered a chocolate mocha Frappuccino and she loved it too.
Mallory Moore
THIRD PARTY Starbucks. They do not take the app or have the full menu. They were understaffed (only one person working) and did not make our drinks properly. I paid the full Starbucks price for a latte and got no steamed milk/foam (which is most of the point of the latte) it was just full to the top with blended liquid. My bf asked for just a coffee with cream. They didn't have cream, just milk to pour yourself, so he asked for room for milk, it was filled all the way to the top. We had to awkwardly sip off enough to get some milk into it. I don't know why all of these places need to call themselves Starbucks and charge their prices when they just aren't. I'd be fine with a coffee shop as itself.
Good food known for coffee, not allergy friendly
Friendly atmosphere and great baristas makes this place a great relaxing place
Not a real Starbucks, security won't even let you through.
Didnt go
Good coffee place part of Marriott village hotels
It's Starbucks if you like good coffee this is the place for you
Their iced coffee is delicious ?
This isn’t a Starbucks. It shouldn’t be on this map. It’s a bar within a hotel which serves some Starbucks coffees.
this Starbucks is located inside of the Fairfield Inn \\u0026 Suites by Marriott in Orlando Florida. It's usually pretty empty which is nice because in Orlando everything has a long line. The Baristas are pretty quick and friendly too. It's very convenient to be able to walk out of my room and get coffee in the morning before hitting the theme parks. There's also a nice outside sitting area with a playground and Turf, even a basketball hoop which is part of the gym across the courtyard but it's right outside of the Starbucks which is great if you are traveling with little ones that want to hang out outside and get some exercise so they are not so energetic later on. All in all I give this place for stars because it's a little bit small compared to other Starbucks locations. I ordered an iced cappuccino and it came out great, my girlfriend ordered a chocolate mocha Frappuccino and she loved it too.
THIRD PARTY Starbucks. They do not take the app or have the full menu. They were understaffed (only one person working) and did not make our drinks properly. I paid the full Starbucks price for a latte and got no steamed milk/foam (which is most of the point of the latte) it was just full to the top with blended liquid. My bf asked for just a coffee with cream. They didn't have cream, just milk to pour yourself, so he asked for room for milk, it was filled all the way to the top. We had to awkwardly sip off enough to get some milk into it. I don't know why all of these places need to call themselves Starbucks and charge their prices when they just aren't. I'd be fine with a coffee shop as itself.
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