Starbucks

Just wanted to give you guys a heads up that you accidentally gave me someone's half drunk coffee! I went through drive through around 9am 12/21, so if one of the staffers is looking for their coffee...tell them to enjoy my peppermint mocha :p

Absolutely love this Starbucks the staff is so cheerful and kind here my drink was made to perfection I was in and out within 5 mins!

Just an Americano, limited seating

Update 4 years later: I just came through the drive-thru, waited 10 minutes because they said they had to brew another pot after I had already placed my order and waited 5 minutes, then they didn't bring my drink up and I saw them closing down, and I had to honk for them to bring my drink out, in total I was waiting 18 minutes for two cups of coffee, and her response when I said I thought you guys forgot about me was simply like no and giving me a dirty look after waiting all that time. If you're going to gossip about a customer, you should probably do it when they're no longer in the Drive-Thru. First, I was lectured on why I would choose to use more than 12 splendas because the almighty Starbucks employee declared that it was too much... never mind the fact that if I were using regular pumps of mocha, or their other flavoring, I would use far more in terms of sugar packets, or rather, grams of simple carbohydrates. But that's not even what my complaint is about. All of this was before I even get to the drive-through window. Once I get there, my total came out to $16.62. I gave her a $15 gift card, and $1.62 in change; mostly quarters, a few dimes and nickels, and a few pennies. She took several minutes to count the money, and then made a snarky comment to another employee, that I gave her change. That employee looked over at us and shook her head. Then another employee asked what was going on, and she was told as well, and then she told someone else so we had four different young women there, looking at me, my wife and our two children, who simply wanted to get two cups of coffee without such a hassle, or being shamed for giving them change and challenging their math skills. In the end, the coffee wasn't good, we sat in line far too long, and we wouldn't go back there again.