Take-out: Yes Accepts Credit Cards: Yes Bike Parking: Yes Good for Working: Yes
Price range.
$$ Price range Moderate
4 reviews
Flor Weekly
A Starbucks is a Starbucks. What makes them all different is their size, cleanliness, staff, and quality of their product. This location is bigger than others and has lots of seating for people looking to study and do work. Staff was friendly and it was very clean. I was also very satisfied with my pumpkin spice latte.
I popped by this sbux on my way to whole foods. After visiting the restroom, there was no way I would ever even purchase a drink here (see uploaded photo). Super disgusting bathroom. Quality and cleanliness here is worse than a truck stop.
Customers tell you much about a place. How the staff interacts with them does too.
(The coffee was super quick, and tasted like it always does).
I had the chance to strike up a conversation with a delightful older man in line behind me. He was blind and used a stick to find his way. We talked about handful of different things and he was real nice. It was one of those serendipitous interactions that only happen in busy and diverse places like New York.
I'm happy to say that when the man I'd spoken with didn't find his way to the open check stand, the barista moved over to where he was to help him. He also promised to bring out the coffee when it was finished.
I've encountered so many people working in service industries who would ignore, laugh at, or look down upon people with different needs or personalities. I'm glad the gentleman working chose kindness.
Chelsea vicinity of Manhattan draws thirst for caffeine addiction, thereby this Starbucks surprisingly has a large seating/coffee lounge area. Breakfast was one small hot Green Tea at $2.25 and one strawberry/blueberry yogurt parfait at $3.45. No staff member with headset taking drink orders are available on standby for this location. Avoid the facilities as other Yelpers stated for the unfathomably vile state of being. This Starbucks currently is obstructed from visibly hidden under scaffolding.
A Starbucks is a Starbucks. What makes them all different is their size, cleanliness, staff, and quality of their product. This location is bigger than others and has lots of seating for people looking to study and do work. Staff was friendly and it was very clean. I was also very satisfied with my pumpkin spice latte.
I popped by this sbux on my way to whole foods. After visiting the restroom, there was no way I would ever even purchase a drink here (see uploaded photo). Super disgusting bathroom. Quality and cleanliness here is worse than a truck stop.
Customers tell you much about a place. How the staff interacts with them does too.
(The coffee was super quick, and tasted like it always does).
I had the chance to strike up a conversation with a delightful older man in line behind me. He was blind and used a stick to find his way. We talked about handful of different things and he was real nice. It was one of those serendipitous interactions that only happen in busy and diverse places like New York.
I'm happy to say that when the man I'd spoken with didn't find his way to the open check stand, the barista moved over to where he was to help him. He also promised to bring out the coffee when it was finished.
I've encountered so many people working in service industries who would ignore, laugh at, or look down upon people with different needs or personalities. I'm glad the gentleman working chose kindness.
Store #14618
Chelsea vicinity of Manhattan draws thirst for caffeine addiction, thereby this Starbucks surprisingly has a large seating/coffee lounge area. Breakfast was one small hot Green Tea at $2.25 and one strawberry/blueberry yogurt parfait at $3.45. No staff member with headset taking drink orders are available on standby for this location. Avoid the facilities as other Yelpers stated for the unfathomably vile state of being. This Starbucks currently is obstructed from visibly hidden under scaffolding.