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2227, South Shore Center, 94501, Alameda, Alameda County, US United States
contactos teléfono: +1 510-863-9000
sitio web: www.starbucks.com
mapa e indicacionesLatitude: 37.757225, Longitude: -122.250854
Zara NewnMedia
::This place used to have a geeat service a while ago, It is getting worse in the last few years. They go out certain items for weeks. When you ask, their responce have attitude. They do not treat everyone with same attitude. I been comming fot ten years inbthe same place. I am glad Alameda got many cofee places.
Jennifer Nogle
::tried to charge me to add milk to my hot tea, if I had ordered coffee they would not have batted an eye. And no I did not want a fog or steamed milk. Corp was all whatever, if the drink order is outside the original way they make it...blah blah blah. If you would not charge a coffee drinker for milk, why are you charging tea drinkers who like to drink tea the English way?
Sukanya aynakuS
::My double shot, extra hot cappuccino tastes almost no shot, warm milk! Just one barista, understandably early morning on a Sunday -extremely rude and seemingly incompetent. I told her it doesn’t taste double shots because I know what double shot tastes like, and that’s the drink I paid for. She refused and mentioned that I need to pay more if I wanted more shots in my drink. Perhaps it’s an isolated experience, but disappointing that at Starbucks the barista has not been trained in customer service nor have the knowledge to make a cup of cappuccino.
Art “The Lone Comic” Hermansen
::This location I constantly hit because I shop the Alameda Safeway. There are more employee lights to this candle than management candle. You can get a manager here who is only interested in shoving mediocre made coffee down customer's throats and employees who are willing to grow, work with discipline and create what beautiful dimensions in coffee actually exist. Two baristas now work at this location who have chosen to heed my Socratic pourover tutelage and one who simply can't listen. That constitutes the majority of the staff at this small location inside Safeway. But, it's like film director Bob Zemeckis told me once when I was just an ice cream scooper and an improv student, "You're here now." At least two of these staff baristas, as opposed to the manager, who is great in her managerial ways but not so much in customer service ways, if you are to evaluate above the turnstile standard, as all baristas should be evaluated as. For just a few tweaks in how you handle the bean after months of careful farming and storage/maturing/mellowing and craftsman/artisan levels of roasting prevents you from ruining months of work and care of other people. Those few weeks take a little more time, and corporate coffee has determined its profit model not to be inclusive of the finer touches that damage profit curves. Kinda like yield curves, you know? Well actually, just like them. I will raise the review on this establishment when they earn it, and all of you followers who patronize this location, tell them to make you a pourover, and rinse well the paper filter and bloom the grounds properly. Otherwise, you're going to be missing at least a half and probably more like two thirds of the flavor experience fresh coffee making (as opposed to stored coffee flavor - that's what made all these billions, but yielded no flavor blessing to the fleeced public) offers. Remember, folks, the day of the coffee bean is here, and it is time to take the peppermint, chocolate and fat out of your beverage and find what has always been there but was always missing by design, by making your barista, wherever you get your bean on, do the right thing and make the bean get up, sing, dance and thrill like it was meant to. The LC
Pno Ens
::Very typical Starbucks - good little-burned pikes place coffee. Good pastry - lemon pound cake. The outdoor seating tables are in need to cleaned though.