Starbucks

Friendly and smiley staff! I showed the barista a picture of the Starbuck’s drink my friend posted earlier that day and asked if my iced caramel macchiato could be made just like that. He said sure, she must’ve ordered it with extra caramel. I said sounds good to me! And my drink came out divine!
I just wish Starbuck’s offered almond milk as an option. It tastes so good with coffee and gives it an extra sweetness that I like to get from another coffee shop in town. So much so that I would probably go to the other coffee shop just for the fact that they have almond milk. Hopefully it’s something Starbuck’s will consider!
I like the outdoor seating at this Starbuck’s, and it’s in a good location. I’ll be a regular :)

Love myself a Starbucks coffee but was told by an employee they do not recycle because the Landlord will not allow it. So sad.

I’ve only been here a few times but have enjoyed my experiences each time. The staff was friendly, I was able to work on the patio undisturbed and they allow dogs on the patio too. The drinks were delicious as well.

It is never crowded and it is always clean. Just like I would expect a Starbucks to be.

I rarely post on Unilocal but this ridiculous. They make you wait for coffee which can very easily be poured while I pull out my card. There are several people with fraps being ordered and I understand they were here before me but why make me wait for their complicated order when I came in for something quick on purpose. I did not want to wait so this is what I ordered. And they put someone else’s order in front of mine. Not coming back to this Starbucks.

The baristas at this location are super nice, and fast. It is really clean inside as well. I recommend either just picking up your cup of Joe through the drivethrough, or sitting at their ultra clean tables inside or out.

I grew up primarily in the Pacific northwest, so I grew up surrounded By the infamous Starbucks logo and also developed quite the addiction to Starbucks coffee and the yummy breakfasts they have. When I discovered the website, it made me like the company even more. There is so much goodness on
, its really crazy. I love that I can order things to be delivered to friends or family members across town or across the country, also love that I can order e gift cards that get emailed to the recepient. That’s a big plus with me. One of my favorite things that I can do on the website is keep track of my stars and what rewards I’ve got. Good job Starbucks, your website is high on the list of my favorites.

Great spot and they are pretty quick even when it’s packed… Just had to update my review. They are still pretty speedy during a rush, which is awesome but I don’t eat/​drink dairy and they are constantly messing up my drink order. Everytime I order a soy late no whip I get the opposite. Today when I brought it to their attention (because it happened again) I told them they could just make me a plain coffee instead of a whole new drink because they were obviously slammed. No one offered to refund the difference or anything. I normally wouldn’t complain but this happens a lot.

This location is fun just because it’s in a small town and everyone knows one another, so you get to see interactions between friends and neighbors and not just a bunch of strangers hanging out avoiding eye contact. The staff is friendly and funny– they interact with everyone, so be prepared to stand a minute or 2 longer in line while they make sure the person in front of you is doing great these days– it’s really sweet, trust me. The only draw back is the lack of seating inside– but most of the Starbucks locations are doing this lately.

This place is usually pretty good but not at night they have the music so loud you have to yell just to have a conversation! The workers don’t even care and the customers can’t even hear there order numbers! This is very irritating me because I have worked in the industry in my past and I see this lack of everything I want to fire the whole crew if I was the manager totally unacceptable

Starbucks is just amazing in itself, but this Starbucks is great. The baristas are all so friendly and don’t mind keeping a conversation going with you.
If you don’t know what to get or make up your mind they will give you samples of tea or coffee so you can figure out what you want a bit better.
The only thing is that it gets super crowded on busy days. But there is outdoor seating which is always nice.

This place is a great place to chill. Employees are super friendly. Treat you more like family than customers; always have a smile and kind words. Unlike some Starbucks they work hard and are on top of drink orders. The place is always packed in the morning and goes strong all day. They are open until 11pm which is great!

I would give them 5 stars if they had a drive-​thru. Yes, I’m that lazy, LOL
We moved to Kyle on Saturday, October 25, and after a day of having the truck unloaded and having no groceries in the house, we headed to the HEB for some food. Seeing the Starbucks sign in the parking lot, I admit, I got a little excited. We had just had a 2-​day road trip relocating here, and I was limiting my coffee intake to minimize pit stops along the way — and none of the coffee on the road was Starbucks, because we couldn’t find one near where we spent the night.
It was around 6 pm, and I must have looked a fright after a day of hectic moving in. Seriously, my hair was in a messy bun, I’m sure my clothes were rumpled up and I was just a wreck.
We stopped and I got my drink: venti iced, sugar-​free vanilla latte with 2 percent milk (decaf because it was later in the day). The barista had greeted me, and asked how I was doing. At that point, I couldn’t even fake a «fine»…I think I said something about being exhausted and explained we had just moved to Kyle from NV, literally just had the truck leave our house before we headed to the store.
He was very friendly (I’m sorry I didn’t get his name — I barely knew my name at that point). When my drink was finished, I handed my phone over to pay via app… and he said, nope, it was on him and welcome to Kyle. WOW — never would have had that happen in Vegas.
I also want to clarify I am not giving the 4-​star review because I got a free drink. I have been back probably 4 times in the week we have been here. Other than not having a drive-thru…it has always been a positive experience. The staff are very friendly, and the line moves quickly even when they are busy.
I have found my go-​to Starbucks!

Just came by here this morning to get a simple coffee with hazelnut and I ask for a pump of simple sugar syrup. I swear I repeat this four times to the person at the register and finally she gets it then when I get my drink I ask the barista if that sugar is in there and she doesn’t know what it is so I’m explaining the concept of their freaking sugar syrup and she goes I don’t know what you’re talking about.
Like really get your s*$% straight and learn what sugar is. They always mess up my order when I’m going through Kyle. God just get your syrups straight or stop working there. How does someone not know what a pump of sugar is. Ruined my morning.

This location is incredibly busy. Allow plenty of time to wait. No drive through so that also takes time. But, when I got my drink it was perfect. I don’t know the answer to getting in and out faster. But, I do know if I’m in a time crunch I skip this location.

I am updating my review because this place as become so much better. Lots of new faces and smiles. I really appreciate it.

Very great staff and consistent style of barista skills. Always clean.
Perfect layout and use of the space. Only crowded at obvious times, mornings before work and weekends before noon.
I went in to use the wifi and grab a drink while my service was still waiting for installation at home. I was allowed to stay about 10 minutes passed closing to finish an important piece of work on my laptop.
Always a great place to stop. I only gave them 4 stars because of the lack of drive thru. This would literally probably be the only Starbucks I frequented if they had one.

Best customer service ever. Great Hot Cocoa and Croissants. Highly recommend it to anyone. People and employees are very friendly.

I go to Starbucks expecting to enjoy a standard Starbucks experience. That’s part of the business model, having consistent products and a uniform experience in every location across the country.
And that’s what I expect — a homogenous, corporate cup of coffee, an undeviating, blended iced beverage with a fixed number of precisely-​delivered pumps of standardized coffee syrups. And I expect it to be expensive. Not just expensive, though — inordinate. Exorbitant. Unreasonable. Excessive.
And Starbucks unfailingly hits paydirt — time after time.
That’s not to say, however, that the experience couldn’t be improved. I can envision a Starbucks even more invariable, more dependable, more same than the Starbucks of today. They’ve already automated the task of espresso brewing completely. Fallible human hands are no longer required in the process of filling and steaming an espresso basket.
I see a future where the pesky human element can be removed completely. I drive up to a Starbucks cube, and I interact with the digital barista. I can quickly touch a picture of the type of drink, size, flavor, and options I want, and after 30 – 45 seconds of muffled whirring, there appears a perfectly executed, uniform cup of hot or cold, coffee or other beverage, and my credit card has been billed nine dollars.
Better yet, I can customize my beverages to my liking with a specific number of pumps of coffee, bases, and flavor syrups, type of milk, whip or no whip — any option at all, and I can sync with the digital barista with my Starbucks card or smartphone (or the digital chip I’ve had implanted in my left wrist), and in seconds, one of my personalized favorites will appear before my eyes.
But until then, I can just close my eyes and imagine that’s what’s happening, and it’s almost just as good.

Its obvious that Starbucks has got the coffee gig down. Personal favorites include the frappuccinos for me in various flavors; soy lattes for the wife. I’m not an addict, maybe two or three times a month. We tend to seek out the nearest Starbucks while on vacation, while around our home neighborhoods not so much.
What sounds like general praise will turn quickly with no offense to the Kyle Starbucks because on any given day its like the rest of them. Friendly order taking followed by medium to sometimes lousy attitudes when behind the coffee machine.
Honestly, I’m not writing about the staff or the coffee. Yep, its a food review. Sweet toothers aside, the savory breakfast items suck big time. I’m completely aware that there isn’t a griddle or deep fryer. For the quality and the care Starbucks puts into its coffee they completely pooch screw the food.
We dined in a few days ago for breakfast with a Jack in the Box, Whataburger, Chic-​Fil-​A, and McDonalds within 500 yards. I ordered the bacon and gouda «Artisan» while the wife picked the veggie and monterrey jack version. Forget Yum-​O, more like Lame-​O.
About 2 seconds after I took my first bite, I noticed the cable guy at another table walk in with biscuits and gravy from Whataburger. He sucessfully ordered an espresso and sat down for breakfast without flack from the staff for bringing in outside food. At least he knew better. I would go for the 200 fat gram sunrise sausage bacon waffle McJack slathered in mayo rather than eating another savory breakfast item from Starbucks.