Truly one of the worst Starbucks locations I have ever been to. Been there multiple times, and the employees do not know how to brew properly, it just tastes like water with a tiny hint of coffee flavor to it. Clearly, they are not putting enough actual coffee grounds when they brew it. I don't think any of the employees have ever even had coffee before. All the specialty drinks we have there are awful. Will never come back to this location, no matter how many times I ski at Beavercreek!
Worst Starbucks I've ever been to. 3 of the staff are untrained. They kept laughing, kept being unprofessional, got our order wrong, gave the vanilla bean no flavor, was rude calling out our order, getting confused with all of the orders, and it took them 30 minutes to just get 2 large drinks. They would also argue with you that they have the right order even if it's wrong. I wanted to give this 2 stars due to that one employee doing her best, but her so called, "friends" were mocking her and rushing her as well. That type of environment should not be allowed. Not to mention how bad the management was. They really don't care. I wanted to walk out. I would not recommend this Starbucks if you are around this area. Don't waste your money here. I hope you guys enjoyed the tip. I will never come here again.
Meal type
Lunch
Price per person
$20–30
Food: 1
Service: 1
Atmosphere: 1
Dark roast coffee was like water. But the social life behind the counter was blooming.
Service
Take out
Meal type
Other
Price per person
$1–10
Food: 1
Service: 2
Atmosphere: 2
Great service and food as you normally expect from a Starbucks.
Service
Dine in
Meal type
Breakfast
Price per person
$1–10
Food: 5
Service: 5
Atmosphere: 5
Horrible drinks. Ordered a London Fog two days in a row. A very simple tea latte. First day was made with the wrong tea, second day was made with no sweetener and wrong milk and the milk wasn’t steamed. Worst drinks I’ve ever had at Starbucks! Do not recommend! Location is not worth the waste of money. I threw both drinks in the trash.
