Starbucks Coffee Company

This establishment is very bland and gives minimalist corporate greed. The architecture is very hostile and the environment is more so not welcoming and just kind of feels like a doctor’s office. The baristas are rude and act like every time you ask them a simple question you’re pulling teeth would not recommend do not care for this establishment. Especially the one with the ponytail. I asked for ice water and he loudly sighed like buddy you literally work here

Judy is truly a sweet kindhearted person who deserves recognition. She always brightens my day and our family always enjoys saying hello at the drive thru. I'm assuming there's a Starbucks employee of the month program. If so, I sure hope Judy gets her flowers! The vanilla bean frappe with strawberry was amazing 😍

Honestly, I wouldn’t get a drink here after the sun goes down if you paid me in free venti caramel macchiatos. The main issue? A man named Reed—though calling him a “lead” feels like an insult to leadership itself. This guy struts around like he’s the CEO of caffeine, yet can’t seem to manage basic decency, let alone a shift. Watching him “supervise” is like watching a toddler try to pilot a jet—loud, chaotic, and destined to crash. He treats his coworkers like props in his personal ego drama. Poor Kyle gets chewed out in front of customers on the daily, and Reed throws attitude tantrums every time he messes up an order, as if the laws of karma exempt him from human error. The way he carries himself, you’d think he invented espresso and trained under Gordon Ramsay’s angrier twin. Honestl

I'm glad Starbucks is going down the drain. My order was a tall dark roast with creamer and 5 units of sugar. Quit a simple and straight forward order. Overpriced coffee, asked for a tip and no sugar.

One of the best Starbucks I’ve been to! Such a sweet vibe. All the familiarity of any other Starbucks with the charm of your local coffee joint. 3 of their employees were selected for the Starbucks “origin” trip where they get to visit the farms where the coffee is grown. And they have local photography all over!