Starbucks
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72 Centerton Rd D, Mt Laurel
(856) 802-0187
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they cant make green tea period!
I went to this Starbucks today to buy my first French press. In addition to that, I wanted to get a special coffee to brew with it, but wasn’t sure which one I wanted. The man working the register explained the different types of coffee to me and helped me choose the Guatemala blend coffee. I forgot to ask for it to be ground, so he offered to grind it for me and explained how French press coffee needs to have a coarse grind. I went home with my French press and immediately...read full review
Rushing out of the house with an infant and a six-year-old you tend to forget things. I arrived at Starbucks with only my gift card of $15 on it.I ordered a coffee a breakfast sandwich and a chocolate milk for my six-year-old. Once I got one sandwich my six-year-old decided he wanted one too. I got up to the register and I was short on change. Luke from behind the counter told me he would pay for it and he was always there to help. These are the people that will make this location...read full review
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Hours
| Monday | 5AM - 9PM |
| Tuesday | 5AM - 9PM |
| Wednesday | 5AM - 9PM |
| Thursday | 5AM - 9PM |
| Friday | 5AM - 9PM |
| Saturday | 5AM - 9PM |
| Sunday | 5AM - 9PM |
Starbucks is a popular coffee shop that offers a wide range of hand-crafted beverages, snacks, and vegetarian options like coffee, tea, bagels, and baked items without meat. The cafe experience is generally smooth and friendly, with quick service, though some mornings it can take 10-15 minutes even for mobile orders. The staff are described as pleasant and helpful, always with a smile, making every visit a joy. Orders are rarely wrong, and any mistakes are fixed accordingly. The atmosphere is amazing, though the free library shelf is no longer available. Drive-through and mobile orders tend to have top-notch service, but in-cafe orders may face occasional delays. The biggest improvement would be saying the customer’s name out loud instead of just placing the coffee on the counter.