Starbucks Coffee Company

About Starbucks Coffee Company

Known for

• Handcrafted coffee, espresso and tea
• Breakfast, lunch and pastries
• Wi-Fi and laptop-friendly seating
• Drive-through, takeout and delivery
• Dog-friendly outdoor seating

What reviewers say elsewhere

• “Walked in 25 minutes to closing the floor was wet does customer at the counter just kept talking for nearly 10 minutes finally placing her single beverage order and then I was told they could not make me any drinks and I said will I come…”

  — Green Onion, September 17, 2026 · google

• “Drive through service for breakfast sandwich and coffee.”

  — Michael Bell, September 13, 2026 · google

• “Went through the drive-thru. The attendant was extremely snarky. I ordered extra caffeine but my cup ingredients didn't reflect that. He/she wasn't worth discussing it with since there was already an attitude happening. I will skip this …”

  — Sheryl Baggett, August 29, 2026 · google

• “Pretty busy, took some time to get service”

  — Mark Wittman, August 1, 2026 · google

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