Starbucks

Reviews about Starbucks

• 2 / 5

  By Lea Slavic
  PROS:
  - convenient location.
  
  CONS:
  - bored staff,
  - no bins for the trash,
  - chairs tend to be all over the place,
  - not all that clean,
  - no restrooms.
  October 23, 2016
• 1 / 5

  By Taylor Ruan
  More friendly staffs are needed in here; At least they could try to smile to the customers. And also, clean the tables...
  September 29, 2016
• 1 / 5

  By Jason Muxworthy
  This was the first time I have ever been in a Starbucks as I don't do coffee and I won't be going in one again (and not just because of the firm’s dodgy tax arrangements).
  The interior was less than inviting and gave the impression that the designer had done a lot of funeral homes and crematoria.
  Despite this I was so hungry I was not to be deterred by such a morbid place. I chose an 'all day breakfast' roll and was pleased to see they had so many for that time of day - there was another reason - it was awful. The assistant asked me whether I wanted it heated up - bit of a dull question really - does anyone eat a cold cooked breakfast? Anyway it was duly put in the microwave to destroy the last vestige of flavour and when I opened it to add some such I was treated to the full awfulness of what I had bought:
  
  1no pencil thin sausage.
  2no representations of bacon – they cannot be called rashers.
  1 portion of congealed dandruff masquerading as scrambled egg.
  
  On eating this abomination the bread had the consistency of a neoprene wet-suit with the only light relief being the now lubricated sausage escaping out of the side of the roll every time I took a bite.
  If you are ever hungry at Exeter St David’s station and only Starbucks is open, try rifling through the bins, you are bound to find something more appetising in there!
  August 17, 2016