Conveniently located in Port Jefferson, the staff is courteous, service is prompt, and the store is clean. There is ample seating that allows you to look outside and people watch.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Birol Mete
I like the latte with milk, it's perfect, I like it, there's no order.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Heidi Burmann
Friendly place, starbucks food and
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Nivek Mcpherson
Starbucks never lets me down. My son enjoyed a caramel frappe decaf.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Frank Federer
A great find in Port Jefferson Long Island. The owner is amazingly welcoming and helpful.
The First Starbucks out of over 300 that I have been to. The Port Jefferson Village Starbucks holds a place in my heart. The reason is that when I visited it in the late 1990s or very early 2000s, it was the very first Starbucks that I had ever been to. This was before Starbucksmania. When my friend Andrew and I stepped inside this Starbucks, I was unaware that it was a major coffee chain. It was this past summer, that I returned to the Port Jefferson Starbucks after twenty years. How many Starbucks can I say that about. My family and I hung out here during the later moments of our time in Port Jefferson. If Port Jefferson was without a Starbucks, I doubt that they would build this one in 2023. Back in the late 1990s and 2000s, Starbucks executives had imagination. Their imaginative thoughts created Starbucks outlets that were unique, cozy, and the third place that created a unique Starbucks experience. This location is the antithesis of a Starbucks corporate culture that is striving to be a drive-thru brand that is slamming the hammer on unique locations centered around an environment that encourages hanging out. At the Port Jefferson Starbucks, in place of a drive thru, is a New England style streetscape. Walking along Main Street is the main access to the New England style building that looks nearly identical to when George Washington stepped foot on Long Islands North Shore. It plays a roll in the Port Jefferson experience where people like myself browse at the storefronts, engage in the Port Jefferson Harbor scenery, and take life at a leisure pace. Inside, I feel like I have been transported into a shop in an 1800s fishing village. The interior screams out seaside history and commerce. Regardless that this is a unique Starbucks, the drink is identical to the tall coffee with two Splendas that I have enjoyed in the Starbucks from Port Jefferson in the northeast to Fort Lauderdale in the Southeast and the original Starbucks in Seattle at the Northwest. So is the nearly $3 price. The Port Jefferson Starbucks had made such a first impression on me with the brand twenty years ago that I would go on to visit over 300 more. I hope that the Port Jefferson Starbucks is up for at least twenty more years instead of being replaced with a cookie cutter drive thru - emphasized location beyond pedestrian friendly Main Street, Port Jefferson.
Billy The kid
I stop about 8:35 pm the coffee is old . Zero stars.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Phil H.
Since I had some time to kill while a family member was having a procedure at nearby Mather Hospital I camped out here with my computer to get some work done.This Starbucks in Port Jefferson is pretty nice, and has a terrific location right on main street. if you're sitting at the front window counter seats it's perfect for people watching on a nice day.More than enough seating, clean bathrooms, strong wifi, and outlets to charge up. Friendly baristas and no problem getting my iced coffee quickly. Good air conditioning here too on a hot afternoon outside.
Tik tok entitlement is all I gotta say. Just went in, the server said "we're closed just served our last customer!!!!" In the most condescending voice I've ever heard in all my 20 years of freakin retail. So I didn't say anything... it's just odd not to lock the door when you're closed, then when you are done with your "last customer"... you unlock door and let them out, but nope they (I'm guessing she but I don't want to be insensitive if I'm misgendering, seriously, no sarcasm) said "Have a good night!!!!" In an even more condescending tone than before... like they weren't being nice when they said this, they took pleasure in it. After this... which was incredibly rude since we were already inside the establishment and obviously disappointed about not being able to get our caffeine during the Memorial Day festivities... truly might as well have said "Go f*ck yourselves b*tches". I call it tik tok entitlement, I'm all about protecting the youngins but one thing I've noticed is that they suck at their basic/boring/retail/"this is NOT going to be my career" jobs, they make their disdain and resentment towards their job very apparent to the customer in a way that gives Gen X and their (very well deserved unlike these fools) misery a run for their money.
Luis-Antonio F.
Always busy and feels rushed. Over multiple trips I have been shocked how often they are out of stock for what I like past 2pm. Have heard the staff reference not changing the pot of mocha or coffee for hours. I will routinely plan to get coffee elsewhere before ending up down port.
Christina Hinchey
Why isn't coffee an option to comment on? The coffee is why I went and continue to go to Starbucks. Coffee!
Over rated way
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
Conveniently located in Port Jefferson, the staff is courteous, service is prompt, and the store is clean. There is ample seating that allows you to look outside and people watch.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I like the latte with milk, it's perfect, I like it, there's no order.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Friendly place, starbucks food and
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Starbucks never lets me down. My son enjoyed a caramel frappe decaf.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
A great find in Port Jefferson Long Island. The owner is amazingly welcoming and helpful.
Great location in Port Jefferson, friendly staff!
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Coffee Frappuccino Blended Beverage
The First Starbucks out of over 300 that I have been to. The Port Jefferson Village Starbucks holds a place in my heart. The reason is that when I visited it in the late 1990s or very early 2000s, it was the very first Starbucks that I had ever been to. This was before Starbucksmania. When my friend Andrew and I stepped inside this Starbucks, I was unaware that it was a major coffee chain. It was this past summer, that I returned to the Port Jefferson Starbucks after twenty years. How many Starbucks can I say that about. My family and I hung out here during the later moments of our time in Port Jefferson. If Port Jefferson was without a Starbucks, I doubt that they would build this one in 2023. Back in the late 1990s and 2000s, Starbucks executives had imagination. Their imaginative thoughts created Starbucks outlets that were unique, cozy, and the third place that created a unique Starbucks experience. This location is the antithesis of a Starbucks corporate culture that is striving to be a drive-thru brand that is slamming the hammer on unique locations centered around an environment that encourages hanging out. At the Port Jefferson Starbucks, in place of a drive thru, is a New England style streetscape. Walking along Main Street is the main access to the New England style building that looks nearly identical to when George Washington stepped foot on Long Islands North Shore. It plays a roll in the Port Jefferson experience where people like myself browse at the storefronts, engage in the Port Jefferson Harbor scenery, and take life at a leisure pace. Inside, I feel like I have been transported into a shop in an 1800s fishing village. The interior screams out seaside history and commerce. Regardless that this is a unique Starbucks, the drink is identical to the tall coffee with two Splendas that I have enjoyed in the Starbucks from Port Jefferson in the northeast to Fort Lauderdale in the Southeast and the original Starbucks in Seattle at the Northwest. So is the nearly $3 price. The Port Jefferson Starbucks had made such a first impression on me with the brand twenty years ago that I would go on to visit over 300 more. I hope that the Port Jefferson Starbucks is up for at least twenty more years instead of being replaced with a cookie cutter drive thru - emphasized location beyond pedestrian friendly Main Street, Port Jefferson.
I stop about 8:35 pm the coffee is old . Zero stars.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Since I had some time to kill while a family member was having a procedure at nearby Mather Hospital I camped out here with my computer to get some work done.This Starbucks in Port Jefferson is pretty nice, and has a terrific location right on main street. if you're sitting at the front window counter seats it's perfect for people watching on a nice day.More than enough seating, clean bathrooms, strong wifi, and outlets to charge up. Friendly baristas and no problem getting my iced coffee quickly. Good air conditioning here too on a hot afternoon outside.
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Great staff Clean and friendly
Tik tok entitlement is all I gotta say. Just went in, the server said "we're closed just served our last customer!!!!" In the most condescending voice I've ever heard in all my 20 years of freakin retail. So I didn't say anything... it's just odd not to lock the door when you're closed, then when you are done with your "last customer"... you unlock door and let them out, but nope they (I'm guessing she but I don't want to be insensitive if I'm misgendering, seriously, no sarcasm) said "Have a good night!!!!" In an even more condescending tone than before... like they weren't being nice when they said this, they took pleasure in it. After this... which was incredibly rude since we were already inside the establishment and obviously disappointed about not being able to get our caffeine during the Memorial Day festivities... truly might as well have said "Go f*ck yourselves b*tches". I call it tik tok entitlement, I'm all about protecting the youngins but one thing I've noticed is that they suck at their basic/boring/retail/"this is NOT going to be my career" jobs, they make their disdain and resentment towards their job very apparent to the customer in a way that gives Gen X and their (very well deserved unlike these fools) misery a run for their money.
Always busy and feels rushed. Over multiple trips I have been shocked how often they are out of stock for what I like past 2pm. Have heard the staff reference not changing the pot of mocha or coffee for hours. I will routinely plan to get coffee elsewhere before ending up down port.
Why isn't coffee an option to comment on? The coffee is why I went and continue to go to Starbucks. Coffee!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4