Starbucks

Nice chill place. The people are nice. The music is chill. It's great to come with a friend and chill and have coffee. Fantastic place to place an order and come pick it up. They are very efficent with order and pick up! The parking is a problem. The inside is outdated and the outside is not that great. I only had a coffee which was good. I did not have their food.

Went into this location and had a good experience. My caramel macchiato that I always get was made perfectly. And Sky was wonderful, I asked for something new to try and she gave me suggestions but I like to stick to what I know sometimes!

I debated on leaving this review because i love this location, but the situation i witness is weighing on my heart. I came in around 2pm ish & witnessed an employee berate and yell at Sky, who i believe is the manager. Every time i come in ,Sky is nothing but kind to me and everyone else. Im not sure what the situation entailed but It was very disheartening to hear that happen in front of me while i was doing work on my laptop. i heard another employee ask them to take it to the back and the other girl said no and kept raising her voice at her. I really hope this situation is resolved and does not happen again, this store is nothing but good vibes & Sky is a part of that.

I forgot to make a review about this, but about a week ago, there was an employee named Sky who created a pretty bad experience. I witnessed her being rude to a customer while picking up a mobile order. To be clear, this is not a review about Starbucks, this is about the employee. It is not a good look to treat customers in this way. It made it a pretty uncomfortable environment. If she was my employee I would have fired her in the spot. This was literally over a restroom. Follow-up.... I am not trying to get anyone in trouble. This person could have been having a bad day and it could very well be out of character for this person. I've never had an experience there like that before or after.

I’ve been coming to this Starbucks regularly since returning to Georgia after eight years, but the experience has been disappointing. The service is inconsistent, and the staff's attitudes are unprofessional especially today. On top of that, there’s a persistent stench every morning because homeless individuals, along with their luggage and belongings, are sitting inside the store. While I understand their situation, it severely impacts the atmosphere and makes the experience unpleasant. This location needs serious improvement in both service and environment.

Definitely one of the better locations in the area. No one's rude. They seem happy to be there. Great service. They don't care how long you relax. Open to everyone.

I’m writing this message with a heavy heart after a very upsetting experience that took place at your location on July 17th, between 6:00–7:00 PM. I walked into Starbucks, as I often do, to focus on my monthly planning and scheduling. This location has always been my go-to spot because of its welcoming space and proximity to my home. It’s more than just a coffee shop to me—it’s been a place where I’ve felt comfortable working, reflecting, and simply being. I set up my iPad, books, pens, and other materials to begin my planning session. Shortly after settling in, I got up to use the restroom. The door was locked, so I approached an employee to ask if someone was inside. What happened next genuinely stunned and hurt me. The employee informed me that I would need to make a purchase in order to use the restroom. I was caught completely off guard. I frequent this location often, and I have never encountered or been informed of such a policy. I politely asked if she could show me a written statement or clarification from Starbucks outlining this rule. She could not. I asked if she could explain further, but again, she couldn’t provide any answers. What hurt the most was not just the refusal itself, but the way I was made to feel. I was profiled. Despite clearly being there to work, with my professional materials laid out on the table, I was treated as if I didn’t belong—as if I was a problem or a nuisance. For context, I am a first responder for the City of Atlanta, dedicating my life to serving the public. I was on my off day, simply trying to catch up on work. I should never have had to explain myself to use the restroom in a public café—nor should anyone else. To be made to feel ashamed, to be denied basic dignity, and to be forced to purchase something just to relieve myself is not only degrading, it’s sickening. The employee had no idea if I had a medical condition, if I’d recently had surgery, or simply needed to use the bathroom urgently. That moment was dehumanizing. This is not the Starbucks I thought I knew. The treatment I received that day was disgraceful and unacceptable. I left feeling embarrassed, confused, and extremely disappointed. I truly hope corporate takes this matter seriously, because what happened that day went far beyond policy—it became personal. I’m still deeply hurt by the experience, and I hope no other customer ever has to go through what I did.

This Starbucks location is my preferred choice. The baristas consistently provide welcoming and friendly service, and my coffee and refreshers are always prepared to a high standard. My mother also enjoys visiting this location on Tuesdays following her doctor's appointment.