Starbucks, in general, is too rich for my blood. Don't see the sense in 6 dollar coffee and don't actually think their quality of coffee is good. Nonetheless, I had a gift card so I stopped in here on my trip to the Chriskindlmarket when I needed something warm to wrap my frostbitten fingers aro
It's a Starbucks so most people know what to expect. This one can be extremely busy at peak hours (especially the morning rush), but they do move the line pretty quickly. Plenty of seating. Free wifi. Phone chargers at tables.
Starbucks is trying to fix things that aren't broken. New remodels, taking away seating.etc. Also inventory is horrible(1lb bags of BLONDE**VERANDA) The managers can't order their own inventory. Corporate sends what they think is needed.
Just had the worst Starbucks experience ever! Two employees at 445pm but the one was only concerned with restocking shelves. One girl behind the register who seemed new (had to ask questions of shelf stocker) AND was the barista. People were waiting and she had zero sense of basic retail 101- serve
Not a good choice for your morning commute. Unlike the kuckass Starbucks in Union Station (a well oiled caffine machine), this location is the pits. I have mobile ordered on the train ride in at least 15 mins before arriving, and also in person.
In person ecperience: I waited for 25 mins for my lat
I do not know if it is mobile ordering or how long it takes for them to get it but from start to finish it shouldn't take 25 min for one ice coffee. I ordered it 10 min ahead of time and stand for the remaining 15.
Friendly staff, small space for a quick grab and go. Quicker service than many of the other local Starbucks but of as all of them it is best to avoid around rush hour.
Pretty much your standard Starbucks but a great location near the Art Institute makes this convenient for tourists. They've got a clover machine here for the reserve coffees which is well worth trying if you're a coffee lover.
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