Starbucks

This was kind of disappointing. It took 25 minutes to get a couple of cups of coffee, and when we got them, they were below par for Starbucks coffee as far as taste goes. But, we needed coffee, and didn’t really want to wander around to find it. Oh well…

This is one of the lowest priced Starbucks on the Strip. Their coffees were about $ 1 less than all the other ones I visited. It’s convenient if you’re in Mandalay Bay, Luxor or Excalibur as they are all connected via tunnel.

Haha, These people are obviously overpaid and don’t care about customer service. Took 30 minutes to get my order. Adriana is the most useless person

Located near the Sportsbook…
I’m a local and always amazed by the prices at franchises on the Strip. Starbucks is no exception and it’s utterly disgusting… especially when there is at least 1 Starbucks in every casino. Excalibur has 2…
That said…
Here to meet friends from the UK staying at Excalibur. We choose Starbucks as the meet up point because of where it’s situated… near the exits to the car park I was in. While waiting I ordered my usual. I must admit, of ALL the Starbucks I have visited on the Strip & Vegas in general, prices aside, I really liked this one. Everyone was friendly & personable & my drink was fantastic!!(For the extra $ 2 I was charged it better be!) I returned 6 days later, received the same great service & coffee & the barista recognized me from my first visit.
Sadly they DO NOT offer locals discounts. Darn… oh well. It was a great two visits. Until next time…

Their customer service is terrible and my hot drink was super cold. I would never come back!

The star bucks in Excalibur is convenient if you are on your way out, as long as there is not a huge line! The location will just get slammed and with it being small it is hard to cut through the wait time. Luckily there are slots near by you can play at to wait for the line to go down before you jump in.

Gave the cashier a golden Starbucks Rewards Card, she swiped it like crazy with a credit card machine until we told her that it’s a rewards card, not a credit card. She then told us that she doesn’t accept rewards card. WTF?! Then we asked her for a cup of iced water, she gave us a cup of ice instead and told us that it’ll melt into a cup water pretty soon in the Las Vegas summer. WTF again?!

Edgar was more worried about my slightly torn $ 20 bill and proceeded to give me a nasty look and said «oh 1 torn $ 20 bill huh?» Then proceeded to tape it in front of me like I had commuted a monitory crime, then reluctantly proceeded to get a cup of coffee an breakfast sandwich. Guess he just needs to be on a vacation and have someone return the favor to appreciate being on the other side.

The staff was grumpy and questioned my coffee decision making when I tried to order a custom drink. If I’m going through the trouble of ordering a super custom drink… please don’t question me and tell me that «it might taste funny». They also don’t take starbucks giftcards or allow you to use your starbucks app to get points. With so many other coffee places, especially starbucks — I’d skip this one. Walk a bit down and there is a much better one in the New York New York!

The Thai tea is delicious. The lemon iced pound cake is very moist and just falls apart in your hand and melts in your mouth. The marshmallow bar is very soft and chewy with a slight vanilla flavoring. The staff is very efficient and knowledgeable. They are are smiling and appear to enjoy their job. Great atmosphere all around.

What can I say. .a Starbucks is a Starbucks! That is why they are so popular. Their product is consistent. My only complaint – and this for EVERY Starbucks in Vegas is the astronomical prices. Their items cost almost double what their items cost any where else. Every Starbucks I entered was completely packed, I can’t imagine the price hike is necessary. .. just greedy.

There’s nothing quite like the joy of Starbucks coffee at noon when you wake up in Vegas to discover your room has no coffee maker.
Located in the food court and on the outskirts of the casino, Starbucks is there to sober you up and keep you awake for the upcoming night. Those responsible people who got to bed at a decent hour will devour all the bagels before you arrive, they currently can’t accept gift cards, and you’re in Vegas the land of high rollers so the prices are a dollar or so higher than tour hometown Starbucks.
But I do not care, for I am exhausted and need caffeine!

This location is located inside the mezzanine of The Excalibur Hotel and does not take the Starbucks application feature.
Bring Cash or Card but do not expect this Starbucks to work on your phone.
The two fellas we approached when we wanted a late night coffee fix were kinda looking as if they had a better thing to do.
They were ok.

I rated it lower because its in the middle of a dirty hotel that smells. but the pastries are yummy and staff are nice. Still overpriced like the other local ones in the area.

«In the land of the blind the one eyed jack is king»
In a casino with only two coffee shops and no coffee maker in the room, Starbucks is the king in this castle. Employees stay busy and do a good job. Prices are so high I am surprised Robin Hood doesn’t raid them nightly.

Not quite sure how this place can call themselves Starbucks, yet they do not accept the Gold Card or gift cards.
They are quite slow at making the overpriced drinks, but I guess they don’t care, since they are making a killing. The Excalibur does not have coffeemakers in their rooms, so why not have people pay a decent amount for coffee downstairs?!
If you plan on staying in the Excalibur, do yourself a favor, and bring your own coffeemaker. You’ll save a ton of money, and you won’t be cranky walking down to this Starbucks in the morning JUST to get a cup of coffee for $ 5.

This review is for the Starbucks inside the Excalibur Hotel on the casino level.
I work in the area so have visited this location many times.
Being Las Vegas it goes without saying that they’re overpriced. They’re also usually under staffed. In the morning you can expect a long wait for your coffee.
Other than these negatives they do ok for being in a casino environment.

I suppose here is where you learn not all Starbucks are created equal? I had an overpriced extra bold coffee that cost two dollars more than my regular Starbucks. Maybe they are not even a real Starbucks, just a Starbucks wannabe like the ones in B&N because they did not take Starbucks gift cards. The staffs here were also somewhat rude and unfriendly.

The prices at this Starbucks, located on the floor of the Excalibur casino, are ridiculously inflated, but I expected that considering its location. It costs $ 6.25 for a venti latte, and $ 4 for a slice of lemon loaf or a cinnamon roll, and you don’t even get points for being a gold card member. I only stayed in the Excalibur hotel for one night, but I purchased three or four drinks from this Starbucks during that time (and one from the Starbucks upstairs). There was only a line once while I was there, but they actually kept us moving pretty quickly through it. My standard order is a little involved — a grande decaf americano with three inches of steamed breve and 4 pumps of sugar free vanilla syrup but they made them perfectly for my friend and I every time.
I had a slice of lemon loaf one day and a cinnamon roll the next and both were wonderful. I have a friend who worked at a different Starbucks who told me that all their pastries come in frozen and they thaw them to sell. It’s a little hard to believe that the cinnamon roll had ever been frozen as it was rather tasty. There were some small café tables to sit at between the Starbucks and the poker tables. The workers were friendly enough, though not overly perky.
The location was handy for those wanting something a little stronger than the free drinks the casino hands out, but with an opposite effect.

Only one person working (during the 2−5pm BOGO special)…not good. The service was slow but she was very pleasant… unfortunately the drinks did not taste good and only 1 of the 4 drinks we had were finished. This stand is also ridicuslouly marked up… ventis are in the $ 6 range, wow. It’s worse than other hotels for sure.