Reviews of Starbucks

Used the drive-in and we were welcomed by young friendly assistant, who offered our tired border collie a pup pot, but sadly our collie is lactose intolerant so she missed out. The service was wonderful with a genuine friendliness that provided a welcome break from our long trip. The staff at this Starbucks are first rate and so was the coffee

Simply leaving to correct the latest review: Starbucks Kildean does and has always had a disabled toilet. There is a red pull cord in this toilet which touches the ground able to alert staff. It is wheel chair accessible, has a handle style door lock, lower sink, and hand grip for the wall. This toilet is located on the right hand side of the store, where the signs for the disabled toilet and baby change toilet are displayed. The standard access toilets are on the left. If visual impairment is an issue as to why this couldn’t be found, I am more than sure staff would be happy to help! Hope it can be found on the next visit.

Stirling Starbucks was an experience. Drive through combined with a coffee shop can feel like a odd balance to hold, though walking in felt like walking into a Starbucks (and tasted like it as well. Though the parking one and one way system was limited. The staff though efficient were not strong at communication. The flat white was pretty good though. The use of mixed gendered signage on the toilet doors was a nice touch though

Huge improvement since the management got sorted out. Drinks are always good. And it’s in a good location. Felt for the staff during the tough times. But they’ve all pulled through, and have been consistently polite throughout. Things are now up to Starbucks’ expected standards. Probably better in fact.