Starbucks

This is definitely my least favourite Starbucks location to visit. Seating is cramped. Do not expect any customer service from the staff here. On several occasions the staff have proven themselves very unhelpful and sarcastic when dealing with requests.
For some reason they don’t have a proper menu (they replaced the menu with new drink advertisements) so good luck ordering unless you already know what you want.

my boy ryan got my back !! One of the best customer service experiences I have had in a long time.

At a very convenient location, with friendly baristas like at any other Starbucks!
I think they have a business card draw jar at this location. You drop in your business card and once a month (?) they will draw a random one and that guy gets free coffee for a period of time!

Ah ya know Starbucks is Starbucks anywhere you go Seattle or Tokyo Or Flint, Michigan
It’s the staff that makes it happen and the morning crew rocks
The have such a positive and infectious attitude that it’s spreadable
In fact they take care to be thoughtful Luke for example «hmm mm your coffee carafe seems a but small for a bold «so he pours a bold out in a cup then pours it in the carafe to make sure I get the coffee size I paid for… like who does that?

If you’re like me, where you’re only at 20% in the morning, nothing but coffee seems to get me up in the mornings. Starbucks is reserved for those mornings where i’m at –25% and I’m feeling FANCAYYY.
I love this Starbucks because it has honed its efficiency to its best. It services the condos in the area, as well as big bad Rogers and their thousands of employees, so a line-​up is not out of the ordinary. I’ve gotten used to their unwavering cheerful moods, helpful suggestions and overall enjoyable service. I’ve had quite a few indecisive moments here, where the barista will suggest a drink or a sandwich that hits my mood EXACTLY. Either that, or I’m impressionable.
Also, love love love that back wall. It looks like a Jack Daniel’s bottle! And gives me a little something to read when I’m waiting for my drink.

This Starbucks is great and it’s in a fairly busy area, but they usually have plenty of seating and the line ups are not too long. The servers and baristas are friendly and I have never had a drink made that wasn’t to my liking.
The atmosphere is like most Starbucks, except this one actually feels like a small coffeehouse with lots of seating and room for your laptop to catch up on any work you have.
My favourite drinks are green tea frap, vanilla bean frap and good old iced caramel macchiato. They make them all great here and I’ll definitely be coming back for more real soon!

Just an average. Great for people wAtching. The wifi here is not good. Service is fast in rush hours

This location reopened in early April, and looks better than ever. The counter area has been remodeled to allow for more floorspace and the addition of a refrigerated foods section (sandwiches, salads) near the entrance to the store. With more floor and seating space, long lines extending out the door will become history, especially during weekday afternoons.

***THIS PLACE GETS A 1.5 STAR***
Ever since I broke my leg five weeks ago, friends have been dropping by to visit me and we come down to this nearby Starbucks for a cup of Joe and some conversation. Please note, this Starbucks is always packed.
Their front patio is a clear example of architectural minimalism, rarely do I see the ‘concrete slab look’ captured so well. Some tables stand guard in front, waiting to serve customers who are lucky to get one or those who come knocking during thunderstorms.
Their interior is standard cookie-​cutter Starbucks décor and the staff seems friendly enough. Nothing new. They do however have free Wifi and as such the place is surrounded by leeches with iphones, ipads and laptops, some of them are even nice enough to buy their way with cup of coffee.
If you are already a Starbucks fan, then me saying their overpriced black swig tastes more like burnt oil than actually beans will surely not deter you from purchasing their product.
You see, I will be the first to admit I am no coffee connoisseur but having tasted standard, run of the mill coffee from hole-​in-​wall cafés in France and Italy AND Turkish and Ethiopian coffee from right here in Toronto, I do not understand why people pay a premium for this stuff. Perhaps their excellent marketing or their store location scouts?
Also I will be the first one to admit that flavour can be a highly subjective thing. However, I do not think most people come here because they love Starbucks, they mostly come here because aside a slightly overpriced Fionn MacCool’s, there is no patio to seat or place to hangout in a two block radius.
A week from now, once the cast comes off, I will try to avoid this place.

This Starbucks is very busy and I was shocked that it didn’t turn up in a search on my Unilocal app. I’ve now added it to the Coffee & Tea category.
I wouldn’t usually review a Starbucks but the location is great if you have any business to do at the Rogers Plus store across the street.
While I was there the manager offered me some of their new and lunch boxes for free because she had ordered too many of that kind. It had chicken in it so I declined but it draw my attention to the fact that they now carry a vegan, sesame noodle with tofu lunch kit. At $ 6.75 for the small portion it’s a little inflated but good in a pinch.
The service was excellent but again, very high traffic. Looks a little warn in spots.

Being right across the street from the Rogers head office and at the bottom of a condo building this location is always busy. The staff are generally great too.