Says it opens at 6am. I came at 7 am and there was no one there. Update your hours if that’s not your hours. And you can say oh it’s google but there is a sign posted right next to the register that states the same opening time.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Chris Norwood
No one at the counter in the middle of working hours… Just a sign that said they’ll be back.
Mr. Lemon
Vegetarian options: Most
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Frappuccino
Marguerite B
They usually have a good selection of drinks, however, quite expensive.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
John Ringer
Your website is so frustrating to use (impossible) that I am taking my business to one of your competitors!
Rich Interdonato
Consistently delivers. Big space with lots of seating. Solid lattes. Thank you!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jared Heaps
An in-store (Smiths) coffee shop, and although there is no drive-thu, the staff tend to make up for it with their great attitude and consistency with their products.
Johannes Hafþór Júlíus Björnsson gaming
I cannot describe the unbridled mild displeasure I get whenever I even step onto the sticky floor of this place, let alone order anything. Ordering from a Starbucks, specifically this Starbucks, has a supernatural ability to make you feel incompetent and have you regret your every decision. And while this is an over-said point, the sizing makes no sense linguistically, logically or any other way, whenever I order something that means "big" or "large" I would expect it to be a large, and yet it's small. Although I could order a drink like an adult and just say the amount of ounces I want, I choose to not, because the imperial system is a failure. Starbucks has strayed so far from coffee as a product that it has changed our perception of 'coffee'. Coffee can now contain barely any actual coffee. We can just put two shots of expresso in a milkshake with whipped cream and call it coffee, and everyone except the pretentious 'grass-roots' hippies of this carnal sin of drink's home planet, Seattle. God forbid you go for the healthy option of ordering a tea, although some are low to zero calories, what you get tastes like it was taken straight from the boston harbour. You're better off letting the ice in your 80% ice drink melt so you taste the rotted leaves of the 1700s less. Further, should you decide to order a snack, you will be met with the same caloric intake as a t-bone steak and the nutritional value of soot, for something that tastes so close to something that's good. At least with the cake pops, you're paying five dollars for what is, calorie wise, a steal. Anybody who orders something from this infernal, pretentious calorie heap and leaves pleased with themselves is a mindless drone of 2015's pop culture, and should be treated as such.
Matthew Owen
Don't have unrealistic expectations of Starbucks, but this was the worst croissant I've ever eaten (& I get them at Starbucks all the time). It was bone-dry and crunchy.
Johannes Hafþór Júlíus Björnsson (Dr. Hafþór)
I cannot describe the unbridled mild displeasure I get whenever I even step onto the sticky floor of this place, let alone order anything. Ordering from a Starbucks, specifically this Starbucks, has a supernatural ability to make you feel incompetent and have you regret your every decision. And while this is an over-said point, the sizing makes no sense linguistically, logically or any other way, whenever I order something that means "big" or "large" I would expect it to be a large, and yet it's small. Although I could order a drink like an adult and just say the amount of ounces I want, I choose to not, because the imperial system is a failure. Starbucks has strayed so far from coffee as a product that it has changed our perception of 'coffee'. Coffee can now contain barely any actual coffee. We can just put two shots of expresso in a milkshake with whipped cream and call it coffee, and everyone except the pretentious 'grass-roots' hippies of this carnal sin of drink's home planet, Seattle. God forbid you go for the healthy option of ordering a tea, although some are low to zero calories, what you get tastes like it was taken straight from the boston harbour. You're better off letting the ice in your 80% ice drink melt so you taste the rotted leaves of the 1700s less. Further, should you decide to order a snack, you will be met with the same caloric intake as a t-bone steak and the nutritional value of soot, for something that tastes so close to something that's good. At least with the cake pops, you're paying five dollars for what is, calorie wise, a steal. Anybody who orders something from this infernal, pretentious calorie heap and leaves pleased with themselves is a mindless drone of 2015's pop culture, and should be treated as such.
The staff is incredible. It's a beautiful cafe. Highly recommend. The drinks are delicious
cubel gaming
really great but sometimes the employees are rude, I can't blame them though. if i worked minimum wage as a HS- community college student I would hate the world.
Nycole R.
It's not very often that I step inside a Smith's and feel like I am in a garden. But that's just how I felt when I visited this Starbuck's location, inside the grocery store. It's very obvious that someone takes great pride in the ambience, because not a detail was missed. This is a place I could see myself hanging out while someone else does the dreaded grocery shopping. I had heard that this location sells pumpkin spice all year, and I had a hankering for it today. Sure enough, I got my fall fix even though it's spring time. Hooray!
Jessica H.
I heard this place has pumpkin spice year round so I had to roll through! The employee who helped me was so friendly and my drink is really good! I also like the extra decor- nice tables with plants on them. The beautiful roses came in handy for the book review picture I took for my Instagram!
Says it opens at 6am. I came at 7 am and there was no one there. Update your hours if that’s not your hours. And you can say oh it’s google but there is a sign posted right next to the register that states the same opening time.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
No one at the counter in the middle of working hours… Just a sign that said they’ll be back.
Vegetarian options: Most
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Frappuccino
They usually have a good selection of drinks, however, quite expensive.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Your website is so frustrating to use (impossible) that I am taking my business to one of your competitors!
Consistently delivers. Big space with lots of seating. Solid lattes. Thank you!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
An in-store (Smiths) coffee shop, and although there is no drive-thu, the staff tend to make up for it with their great attitude and consistency with their products.
I cannot describe the unbridled mild displeasure I get whenever I even step onto the sticky floor of this place, let alone order anything. Ordering from a Starbucks, specifically this Starbucks, has a supernatural ability to make you feel incompetent and have you regret your every decision. And while this is an over-said point, the sizing makes no sense linguistically, logically or any other way, whenever I order something that means "big" or "large" I would expect it to be a large, and yet it's small. Although I could order a drink like an adult and just say the amount of ounces I want, I choose to not, because the imperial system is a failure. Starbucks has strayed so far from coffee as a product that it has changed our perception of 'coffee'. Coffee can now contain barely any actual coffee. We can just put two shots of expresso in a milkshake with whipped cream and call it coffee, and everyone except the pretentious 'grass-roots' hippies of this carnal sin of drink's home planet, Seattle. God forbid you go for the healthy option of ordering a tea, although some are low to zero calories, what you get tastes like it was taken straight from the boston harbour. You're better off letting the ice in your 80% ice drink melt so you taste the rotted leaves of the 1700s less. Further, should you decide to order a snack, you will be met with the same caloric intake as a t-bone steak and the nutritional value of soot, for something that tastes so close to something that's good. At least with the cake pops, you're paying five dollars for what is, calorie wise, a steal. Anybody who orders something from this infernal, pretentious calorie heap and leaves pleased with themselves is a mindless drone of 2015's pop culture, and should be treated as such.
Don't have unrealistic expectations of Starbucks, but this was the worst croissant I've ever eaten (& I get them at Starbucks all the time). It was bone-dry and crunchy.
I cannot describe the unbridled mild displeasure I get whenever I even step onto the sticky floor of this place, let alone order anything. Ordering from a Starbucks, specifically this Starbucks, has a supernatural ability to make you feel incompetent and have you regret your every decision. And while this is an over-said point, the sizing makes no sense linguistically, logically or any other way, whenever I order something that means "big" or "large" I would expect it to be a large, and yet it's small. Although I could order a drink like an adult and just say the amount of ounces I want, I choose to not, because the imperial system is a failure. Starbucks has strayed so far from coffee as a product that it has changed our perception of 'coffee'. Coffee can now contain barely any actual coffee. We can just put two shots of expresso in a milkshake with whipped cream and call it coffee, and everyone except the pretentious 'grass-roots' hippies of this carnal sin of drink's home planet, Seattle. God forbid you go for the healthy option of ordering a tea, although some are low to zero calories, what you get tastes like it was taken straight from the boston harbour. You're better off letting the ice in your 80% ice drink melt so you taste the rotted leaves of the 1700s less. Further, should you decide to order a snack, you will be met with the same caloric intake as a t-bone steak and the nutritional value of soot, for something that tastes so close to something that's good. At least with the cake pops, you're paying five dollars for what is, calorie wise, a steal. Anybody who orders something from this infernal, pretentious calorie heap and leaves pleased with themselves is a mindless drone of 2015's pop culture, and should be treated as such.
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The staff is incredible. It's a beautiful cafe. Highly recommend. The drinks are delicious
really great but sometimes the employees are rude, I can't blame them though. if i worked minimum wage as a HS- community college student I would hate the world.
It's not very often that I step inside a Smith's and feel like I am in a garden. But that's just how I felt when I visited this Starbuck's location, inside the grocery store. It's very obvious that someone takes great pride in the ambience, because not a detail was missed. This is a place I could see myself hanging out while someone else does the dreaded grocery shopping. I had heard that this location sells pumpkin spice all year, and I had a hankering for it today. Sure enough, I got my fall fix even though it's spring time. Hooray!
I heard this place has pumpkin spice year round so I had to roll through! The employee who helped me was so friendly and my drink is really good! I also like the extra decor- nice tables with plants on them. The beautiful roses came in handy for the book review picture I took for my Instagram!