Michael J.
Google
I must say, my recent visit to this Starbucks has been one of my most disappointing experiences. It’s disheartening, especially given that this location is nestled in such a lovely area. Unfortunately, the staff seem to leave much to be desired. Young women behind the register exhibit bratty behavior and display unpleasant attitudes, all while engaging in loud conversations about inappropriate topics—so much so that it fills the café and distracts from the experience.
Instead of focusing on customers, they seem engrossed in their gossip, neglecting the growing line of patrons waiting for their orders. The atmosphere is charged with tension as they glance at you with disdain, despite the fact that you’re simply there to grab a drink. I typically visit in the afternoons with friends, where we sometimes laugh at just how bad the service can be. Yet, when I’m alone, the experience becomes even more exasperating.
The choice of music is also inappropriate, creating an uncomfortable backdrop. And when I politely ask questions at the register, I’m met with snappy responses as if my inquiries are a burden rather than a part of their job. I’m left wondering about the qualifications of these employees—especially one who claims to be a shift lead. It seems that a reevaluation of her performance is in order, particularly regarding her and the other light-skinned girl who works there.
As for the store hours, it’s frustrating to find the doors locked tight if you arrive even a minute before close at 6:30 PM. Just a little after 5 PM, I witnessed attitudes flying at customers, making it feel almost impossible to step foot in the store around 6:30 PM when, more often than not, the doors are already shut. This entire experience was not just disappointing; it was a clear reflection of poor management and a lack of regard for customer service. Even though I live close at Starbucks this was my last visit