Starbucks

Came here to get some work done. Nice area with a bunch of restaurants close by. Local restaurants where a lot of people come for lunch. The tea and coffee is like any other Starbucks’s the workers are nice here. The WiFi is average. It’s definitely not a google Starbucks but the dark atmosphere and tables makes this place a decent spot to get some work done.

Three things work against this store: It's too small to the volume of traffic of this business center, it's clean but it doesn't feel clean, and it doesn't smell like a coffee shop. More like meat and cheese. This is a crowded and small Starbucks. They should buy the store next door and expand the size of the store. Business isn't going to die down in this area, anytime soon: It's the hub of the tech center of San Diego. So, they should expand the size of this store to meet the volume of this business center. Yet! Services are very friendly. A few rememver by name. If they get something wrong they'll give you a free card, but you have to ask; they won't volunteer it.

Starbucks Coffee Starbucks Coffee's headquarters is lcoated in Seattle, Washington and #1 coffee brand in the world. *. History: First branch was opened at Seattle on March 30th, 1971 and then it rapidly expand its branches between 1987 to 2007 like 2 branches almost every day. Original Starbucks established by English teacher Jerry Baldwin, history teacher Zev Siegl, and writer Gordon Bowker who were alumni of Univ. Of San Francisco to serve high-quality coffee to the customers. First branch was located at 2000 Western Avenue from 1971 to 1975 after that it was moved to 1912 Pike Place Market which is still exist. At the beginning, they only sold Roasted whole coffee beans, and they did not brew coffee to sell but they just gave free sample coffee to taste to sell whole coffee beans. In 1987, Original owners sold Starbucks to former employee Howard Schultz. Howard Schultz has been focusing on strong taste and Italian style espresso coffee.