Starbucks

Even when it’s packed in the mornings I can be in and out pretty quickly in less the a few minutes compared to the drive thru in the North Vale location which takes forever.

Food is great, chips and everything, great service. Many people I know here. Great Internet café.

Slow slow slow. Took over 10 min for an Iced Coffee. Oh did I mention the stale scone. Do not wonder I go to Dunkin Donuts. I know that for whatever reason SB is a very successful company. The fact is their baked goods, and sandwiches are flat out terrible. I go when I am meeting someone as they are a comfortable and convenient.

great staff they know by name im there every morning make you feel like a star wow thanks octavio

Teeny tiny Starbucks, but I’ll take it, as I consider myself lucky Old Tappan even has a Starbucks. I dislike their coffee, it’s overpriced and too strong and sugary. But their chai latte and tazo teas are great. I especially like the refresh mint. I’ll get the canister to save a few bucks. This location is pretry quick on the whole.

Ever since the Mickey D’s nearby closed I been using this place as my check point Beta before rendezvous to the LZ.
Accepts CC and clean bathroom and never really crowded when I come here so I can actually grab a seat and kick back and awaiting orders from command (Boo Boo).

Yikes!!! Not a good Starbucks. I’ve been here several times and each time they get my order wrong. What’s up with that?

Love this Bucks since it was the first one I ever stepped foot in back in the mid 90s. However, the 3 stars are due to no plates to put a breakfast sandwich on, AND no ketchup for said sandwich. Come on guys, get with the program! I’ll be back though to see if you care.

NIce Starbucks, staff is exceptionally nice.

This is a great Starbucks location. The space is small, but the atmosphere is inviting. The staff has been consistently efficient and friendly.

Vanilla Frapuccino with whip cream!

Starbucks in my Life: Part 1 of 5.
Why would I bother to write a review about a Starbucks when it’s obvious to anyone who hasn’t been living in a cave for the last decade that Starbucks is a coffee mongoloid that has radically transformed the way we consume beverages? While I no longer partake of most coffee-​related drinks (being an avid tea drinker) Starbucks will always hold a place in my heart as being my employer during my formative and wacky late teenage/​early twenty-​something years.
I worked here somewhat discontinuously from 1998 – 2002, kind of during the peak years when Starbucks were cropped up in convenient places but wasn’t in your face so much. Things changed for the better at this location when they remodeled a few years back, and the outdoor seating is always nice. In the end, though, you’re still essentially chilling at a strip mall. It is quintessential New Jersey, though.
I have a feeling some of the people I used to work with still run things around here, which would translate well if this is your local Starbucks. Most people who worked here were good people, creative people, lively people, funny people, and most importantly, people I wish I could still hang around. Who knows, maybe things have changed here, but for the most part the baristas work hard to please, and try to stifle laughter when dealing with people who take life too seriously.