Starbucks Coffee Company

Stopped by the Grove Starbucks and left wondering if I accidentally walked into the friendliest place in town. Even with a line, the store was clean, organized, and moving fast. Torah, Marissa, and Kelsey deserve a standing ovation (or at least a free coffee). They were juggling drinks, taking orders, and keeping the line moving like pros — all while smiling and somehow staying cheerful. I don’t know what they’re putting in the espresso, but their good attitudes might be stronger than the caffeine. My drink was perfect, my order was right, and I left in a better mood than when I walked in. If customer service were an Olympic sport, this crew would be bringing home gold for Grove.

Everyone was very nice…. My coffee is exactly how I ordered… I went inside to order, was very clean inside…/spoke with a customer who said their order was perfect and butter was able to spread on muffin. Alot of times it’s hard and unspreadable… I would definitely go again good job!!!$

I just want to say I had forgot my credit cards and realized it after I placed my order. They gave me a coffee on the house. In a world where so many things have people divisive and not feeling good.I just want to say that was a great feeling to drive through be in a panic because I forgot my credit cards and they just said, don't worry about it.What great customer service and what a great staff.

Walked in: no acknowledgment, no greeting, no service. Management failure. Eventually, I drove a mile north to The Lakehouse & The Table, where staff greeted and served me cappuccino.

I would be understating if I said the team that works here is well qualified and has a strong chemistry with each other! Always nice to see team members getting along with not only other coworkers but also customers. Job well done y'all!