Starbucks

This Starbucks is a WONDERFUL place to stop for coffee or studying. As a teacher, I love it for grading and class prep. In addition, David, one of the baristas, is CONSISTENTLY pleasant, kind, attentive, and truly makes my experiences custom and warm. I love this place!

I like this starbucks. It has a neat little outdoor seating area that’s nice in the warmer months. Parking can be kind of a nightmare, but other than that — it’s near a bunch of other shopping and you could potentially park and walk around the entire north hills area on a nice day.

This Starbucks is just like any other one. Good coffee, good pastries, and other food items with friendly and fast staff. Lots of tables for enjoying a coffee or for doing some writing. Spacious interior with lots of windows to let in natural light. The location is the worst part for me. Right next to a grocery store, which makes parking super annoying. The lot isn’t big enough to accommodate the grocery store patrons, let alone the Starbucks patrons. You spend too much time looking for a spot on busy days.

This is truly a great Starbucks. It is very spacious with high ceilings and ample outdoor seating with a view of the Raleigh skyline. Cameron Village is a great spot that attracts lots of different people, and this Starbucks is certainly in line with that. My drink was perfect as expected, and baristas were terrific. Nice little place — check it out.

Connected to Harris Teeter, both on the exterior and interior, this Starbucks is always bustling!
This location has a breadth of drinkwares and products for purchase. Similarly, the baked goods and sandwiches are typically well-​stocked. The baristas are always very friendly, knowledgeable, and in good spirit. The majority of the time, my order is created correctly. Should there be any errors, the baristas seem genuinely interested in modifying or remaking the drink to get it right.
With regard to interior atmosphere, this Starbucks is one of my least favorite as it is usually quite noisy and distracting with all of the foot traffic. This is amplified as the space has unusually tall ceilings, and not much of a partition between the café and the grocery store interior. It’s a great place to enjoy a coffee and socialize, but may not be ideal for those seeking tranquility, reasonable work or study space, or simply to be able to hear the Starbucks radio.

This is one of my favorite Starbucks locations in Raleigh, I go here almost every morning before work. There is usually a line but they do a great job at making sure you don’t wait very long. I also love that it is connected to the harris teeter which makes it easier to get what I need for the day food wise and my coffee all in one stop. They also have outdoor seating with a nice view of downtown Raleigh.

It’s tough for me to love this Starbucks location, but it has nothing to do with the staff, service, quality of product.
I have to base this strictly on location. It shares a parking lot in Cameron Village with Harris Teeter. The customers of this shopping center are completely willing to commit vehicular manslaughter (or maybe just run over your foot), for a spot in the front of the store.
It also gets a ton of traffic because it is connected with the store. So the lines are often long. The staff does get you through the line as quickly as possible however.
This location has some outdoor seating but it is NEVER available and often I see people who don’t even have product from Starbucks staked out at these tables.
My only other gripe is there is not a bathroom in the Starbucks area. You have to go inside Harris Teeter to the other side of the store. Trust me it’s not that I’m lazy, I just don’t want to get up and haul all my stuff with me and lose my spot.
So I stop in when I’m already in the area, but I don’t go out of my way to visit this location.

Tough to find a nice seating place on Sunday afternoons. try the chai latte.

A very nice space, but since it’s so cavernous (high ceilings, sparsely furnished, lots of angles), sounds reverberate pretty badly. Between the coffee grinders, smoothie machines, not-​so-​background music, and conversations among annoying Cameron Village types droning on about how fabulous their lives are ;-), I find it nearly impossible to read/​work/​think here.

This is one of the best Starbucks I have visited. The baristas consistently make good coffee and are very courteous. The facility is attached to a Harris Teeter, but you would not really know it. It has gorgeous, high ceilings and ample space. Tons of parking. Whenever we are in town we frequent this location.