Starbucks

This Starbucks in the morning are run by stupid ladies, they focus more on what the customer is rather than the needs to simply have a cup of coffee .
If coffee is all you want here know it’s with being irritated that your being talked about, specially the cunt that manages the morning shift, perhaps if these ladies got fucked more often they wouldn’t have much time to be sidetracked from such a simple task like making some coffee and sticking to their basic trade.

One of the coolest Starbucks I’ve ever been in it’s entrance is directly under the Argonaut Hotel sign how nostalgic is that. The old brick building the stairs you must climb and the inside is absolutely incredible. The service was impeccable the product was exceptional I would love to have this exact Starbucks in my area.
I watched the fireworks over the bay on July 4^th a few blocks away from here the line that night was not only out the door it was down the street for more than a half a block I chose to avoid visiting this store that night but on Sunday morning I was in by 7 AM with my chaos of nectar from what could be considered the Mecca of all Starbucks.
This is definitely the top Starbucks location of all my travels and I have been in several hundred locations at least.

Considering the highly trafficked location the staff here maintains a clean, friendly and timely experience.
Great location for people watching or grabbing a quick bite to eat before heading off to a nearby tourist attraction.
Right across the street from the legendary Buena Vista, as well as the turnaround point for the Hyde Street trolley.
Great views of Alcatraz & the Golden Gate Bridge from the park across the street.

There is a washroom here. Great for tourists watching. I’m here because I am lost. I come here for wifi aha

It’s a Starbucks.
Not too busy when I was there but I bet it gets a fair amount of tourist traffic during peak hours. A few tables here and there, but it’s not exactly a place with a view or ambiance.

Incredibly slow staff. No line at register but folks sitting around waiting for drinks … with a «team» of four.

Its Starbucks. What Dennys once was for the road warrior you now have Starbucks for the coffee house illuminati. Er, would coffee house illuminati every really go here? It’s a safe bet you’ve been to one of these before. This one is really no different. Except for the crowds. Hordes of people descend upon this place. The staff is friendly but at most times not near enough staff or equipment. Expect long waits during prime coffee time.

GOOD ITALIAN ROAST.
Not too crowded. You can see the cablecar running down the block. Close to the water. Good location.
They didn’t over cook their coffee, there wasn’t any taste of previous coffee residue.
A place to hit up before going up Lombard St.

What do you want me to tell you? It’s a Starbucks! It’s probably no different than the one by your house. I will say that because it is in the middle of tourist hell that it get’s super busy and not everybody is speaking the same language on either side of the counter. Having said that, bring your patience and your translating dictionary and you’ll be sipping your nonfat chai latte in no time.

This Starbucks here is a little different than most of the ones I’ve been in which is interesting as it’s right by the water, Ghiradelli square, the Trolley hop on — all mega tourist things.
For starters it looks like a hole in the wall — low ceilings, dim lighting, wooden façade — nothing like the massive coffee shops that I frequent in the Financial District.
The baristas are very friendly. I walked in and instantly received four hellos. The guy behind the counter, the two making drinks, and a sneak attack from the barista to the right who was wiping off tables.
The drinks were made with speed and efficiency — something that I’m sure comes in handy when the crowds come pouring in after a cold trip on the cable cars.
The coffee itself is no different than most Starbucks. It’s PSL time, so I can’t complain.

I sure hope I have the right location. The one we were at was across the street a little ways over from Fisherman’s Wharf. I’ve never reviewed a Starbucks before, but this place was wall to wall people, including a very large tour group that took up most of the tables and weren’t buying a thing, and the cashier and staff were on it. They kept the line moving and my daughter’s drink was ready in just a couple of minutes. «JACK», the cashier (I think that was his name) was super friendly when he took my daughter’s order. He’s a keeper and the one reason why I think any Starbuck’s is worth a 5 star review. Damn he was working hard. I hope they treat him well. I’m sure he could make more and work less elsewhere given his people skills. Bravo Jack.

Friendly Starbucks at the bottom of the hill. The baristas are incredibly friendly here.
There’s not much indoor seating, but why sit inside when you can sit by the marina?

I wish I could remember the name of the Barista (approx 5’3″, Asian, dark hair, great personality) that helped me but, she was AWESOME. I stood there wanting ‘something’ but, just didn’t know what (they were closing soon so, thank goodness we were the only people in line!) so, the Barista asked me a few questions and came up with a drink of her own… AMAZING! Thanks so much!!!

OK, I’ll give this place some credit for being in the middle of the tourist area, however the baristas are less than friendly, even to their own Californians.
Extremely small space and given the amount of traffic it gets inside its store, it’s quite untidy and disorganized creating a disruptive flow of traffic in the store.
Drinks came out fine, nothing spectacular since Starbucks is quite standardized throughout their stores, so I can only give a thorough review of their service and ambience. I did not particular like the patrons here since they seemed to have felt a sense of entitlement to their drinks and service; no slack was given to the baristas with a long train of cups awaiting their espresso crown on top of the milk.

I like starbucks … But this starbucks had the worst services…
I stood in line for the bathroom while a friend grab something to drink for us… All i heard «BATHROOM IS FOR CUSTOMER ONLY» okie great i wanna use the bathroom before i go everywhere. N gettin my self a drink…
Came out of the bathroom and my order was ready… Great!
The asian girl that works there overflow my drink with whip cream… She couldnt get the lid on… She ask me can she serve it the way it is… Really you goin to serve me a cup of mocha that over flowing knowing it spilling because you over filled it wit whip cream… No can u put it in another cup…
She smack her lips … Rolled her eyes and said sure … And served it with no thank you… You are rude … I dont think i was asking much for u put another cup so i wont spill coffee on my self since YOU over flowed it…

I am not a big Starbucks fan — but here I was, Aquatic Park at 7am on a Sunday morning freezing my a$$ off — wet, windy, and not dressed properly for the occasion — there is a little starbucks tucked away in the corner across from one of those trolley/​tram things that nearly ran me over — I mean WTF are those things anyway? San Fran: WELCOME TO 2012! Why are there little trains running a muck?
anywho = who knew that this starbucks was the place to be at 7am on Sunday?! Um hello, don’t you folks have to get to church? Anyway, super SPEEDY service — thats what I like — So I got my coffee (and yes it tasted like starbucks, but that’s ok) and I got coconut water and veggie juice? I mean SWEET!
At a starbucks? Who knew?! So this little place save the day for me — for sure! Thank you friendly and efficient staff.
cutie watchers: not a cute boy in the entire crowd.

This store is located on the reverse side of the Argonaut hotel, right across from the trolley station and Maritime park. It is pretty small and this suffers from some serious crowding early mornings, but they are pretty fast, so it’s OK. They’re fine by me.
As a tourist, I really enjoyed being able to get a cup of coffee and then wander out to the Maritime park to sit town and enjoy the morning.

Another starbucks review… I like coming here after a stroll on the pier. It gets very crowded from time to time, but the baritas are loyal and always have a smile.

Yes, I’m giving Starbucks 4 stars, am I crazy? Maybe a little. But I like it… and it’s my only option, so that could be a contributing factor. I come here every morning before work and grab a tall green tea. Yum. The baristas are all really friendly and helpful. Today I decided to go one step further and order their Reduced Fat Turkey Bacon, Cheese and Egg White English Muffin Breakfast Sandwich. Double yum. I could probably eat one every morning… but then I would have to work out more often. I definitely want to try their other sandwiches now!
Basically, it provides me with what I need to start a productive work day (even when I can’t keep my eyes open on the bus), so for that I’m appreciative!

For many years I «girlcotted» Sbux, but now I’m an addict, pure and simple.
This location is my favorite because it is ALWAYS clean ‘n tidy, even with the supertouristic location at the height of visitor season, and they make the coffee super hot AND all the workerbees are very friendly. 5 stars!