“I’ve gone to EVERY starbucks in Moncton and Fredericton, (I’m the venti mango dragon fruit ) (I’m on vacation as I’m from PEI) first time EVER getting my name spelt right, I was so happy lol as I gotten every other way they spell Brittany besides mine lol, also loved the girl at the window for complimenting my scooby doo sweater! She’s a sweetheart, and the guy on the speaker is a gem. Love this Starbucks.“
“I loved this little cafe. It had a cozy laid back atmosphere and simple but delicious food. I had the French crepe and a cafe au lait. The service was friendly and quick. They even offered to let me practice my terrible French and they responded in which ever language I spoke. I noticed they had a lovely covered outdoor dining area as well which would be nice in better weather.“
“This mall Starbucks is now the go-to spot for a decent coffee since Second Cup closed down. I had their pumpkin spiced latte, not bad at all. It can get crowded, but the staff are friendly. It's a solid choice for your caffeine fix over Tim Hortons. Best to order on mobile ahead.“
“i've been coming here for quite a while, and it has always been a pleasant experience! i always get the vietnamese flower tea, i love the sight of the chrysanthemum bud unraveling itself as i let the tea seep, and the tea turns into a beautiful yellow, too! the tea is wonderfully mellow and naturally sweetened by the goji berries, so no need for additional sugar. the blueberry and strawberry smoothies are great, as well.the atmosphere reminds me of old styled cafés i always went to back in vietnam, so it's nice. it's peaceful when there's not much people. it reminds me when i used to sit with fellow seniors who are family friends, that was always a good pastime.customer service has always been a delight. if there were any discrepancies, it was due to a language barrier, but i know that he's trying his best. it's no fault of the employee if he's in the process of learning a language fully to serve others. other employees also do their best as well. i've heard that the owner of the café doesn't always get accepting customers, one time a customer even escalated the situation out of their own self-entitlement. every time i come to the café, i try my best to keep an eye on him ever since that happened, even though i don't know him very well and vice versa, haha. i kinda wish i could give him a helping hand in the café but i can't speak french yet, lol. seriously, customers need to cut him some slack, it's not like it's easy to do what he does. i want to say more, but i can't think of anything else. i notice many customers give him especially a hard time and i take it to heart.tldr: try the vietnamese flower tea, it's the bomb. and be kind if not even kinder to your local small businesses. treat them with respect, and be patient. if you think they don't deserve that, try working in the food service industry yourself and see how you feel about it.Parking: there is parking in front of the place, but it is not exactly right up to the café, there is a sidewalk and some stairs up the building between the café and the parking spots. to the far left of the building, there is a small free parking lot that is right next to the road that links dieppe and moncton. i hope that makes sense.Wheelchair accessibility: the place is not designed nor built for wheelchair accessibility. it is not the owner's fault.“
“I'm already a Second Cup regular, so this review is less about the franchise and more about this location. It's just a really well designed space--it feels open and cozy at the same time. There is a spacious patio just outside with an electric fireplace. The service was good, and as I said, I already enjoy Second Cup's product.“
“Aaron was having delightful conversation with the customer ahead of me, and was mindful of my presence - and shared similar warmth with me. The latte was awesome, beautiful espresso and silky milk. He trained under an italian barista - no automated coffee here. very smooth. Skip the heartburn at Tim's, and go to Aaron's.“