“Words can hardly capture the appreciation I have for this Starbucks team. In all my visits, I can confidently say I’ve never experienced anything less than excellence at this location. Each team member consistently shows up as their best self, bringing an energy that is both authentic and undeniable. The way they collaborate reflects a true spirit of teamwork and pride in what they do. Of all the Starbucks I could choose, this one feels like home. Service delivered at this level is rare and this team is nothing short of a gem.“
“This is a good Starbucks. I don’t drink coffee often, but when I do I always go to this one and have a good experience bc the baristas are fast and sweet.
The drive thru entrance can be kinda hard to spot at first bc it’s around the back of all the shops next to it, but I’m a regular so I’m in and out in a few mins.
I like the vegetarian breakfast sandwich and mobile order feature“
“Frequent viaitor and always gets special treatment from Rachael the manager. She treats every customer with respect and joy. Glories sets the tone daily with a smile and genuine care for treating every customer the right way. It's a pleasure to visit.“
“Starbucks: A Shadow of Its Former Self?
It’s hard to ignore the changes Starbucks has undergone over the years, and not all of them are for the better. What was once a go-to spot for a consistently satisfying cup of coffee now seems to struggle with even the basics.
Take the cappuccino and café latte, for example—two staples that should represent the essence of the brand. Yet, they often fail to deliver the depth of flavor or balanced texture that one would expect from a global coffee giant. The Starbucks I visited this time, however, was at least passable. The coffee wasn’t outstanding, but it wasn’t terrible either—mediocre, at best.
Honestly, I can’t even recall the last time I truly enjoyed a cup of Starbucks coffee. The memory feels like a distant echo of a bygone era. Perhaps it’s time for Starbucks to revisit its roots and reclaim the quality that once defined it. Until then, my visits will likely remain infrequent.“