Starbucks

These directions took us to the middle of the freeway. That is not very great for a customer who has been looking to stop to grab breakfast and coffee.
Maybe the owner should try and listen and talk to a Unilocal employee to get help the directions fixed. This is something that should take presidency since a lot of customers who are looking for coffee through Unilocal will it be able to find this location.

I stopped by here twice when flying out of Ohare. The first time was during a lull, around 7:00 am, and there was no wait. The second time things picked up and (big surprise) there was a line.
I ordered two coffees and two muffins for my wife and myself. The coffee was on par with most airport Starbucks I’ve been to. For a kiosk store I’d say this is a good thing. I doubt you’ll be raving about it, though. The muffins were in the dry side. Mine didn’t make me gag, so that’s a plus. I ordered a bottle of water on visit two. They offer Fufi and Arctic Sol. For $ 3 a 25 oz bottle (Arctic Sol), it should taste like it came from some exotic location and hand bottled by skilled craftspeople. It tastes like tap water.
Besides the location, the staff was the best part of this location. They were fast and courteous. Granted, all they had to do was package the muffin and pour the coffee from canister to the cup. I’ve been to coffee shops where this was a big production so I appreciate the swiftness. I did notice that they flew through the line on my second visit.
Inside the kiosk everything looked clean. The staff used proper food handling procedures. The counter with sugar, etc. was a mess but that occurred in between my two visits.
While I wouldn’t go out of my way to come to this particular kiosk, I have no reservations about visiting this location if I’m flying out of one of the gates surrounding this Starbucks.