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    3.2 (41 reviews)
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    Closed • 5:00 am - 7:30 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Dogs allowed
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    Outdoor seating

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    Warm cheesy sausage sandwich and salted Carmel cup of caffeine... happy morning.
    Andrew S.

    The customer service here is phenomenal and I've found out if you are a regular the staff treats you like a king. That being said I've tried the pumpkin spice latte and I just it's just not for me. Salted caramel mocha every day all day. The manager needs to be used as an example because the employees all look very busy and even during rush hours they are slamming drinks out with a smile. Bathrooms were dirty and one mention to Joey and they were cleaned in minutes. This is by far my personal favorite Starbucks and going back! Matthew is the store manager and his staff are great.

    Zombie Frappacino (Halloween special)
    Thao N.

    It's Starbucks, not the best coffee, but it's consistent so you'll know what you're getting each time. I'm not a fan of the beans that Starbucks use for their espresso because it's beyond bitter/burnt, but if it's mixed with a syrup, it's fine. I am a huge fan of their matcha green tea latte though! It stopped coming with sweetener so make sure to add that in if you like it somewhat sweet like I do. There's 2 Starbucks in this shopping plaza, it's the one on the corner located next to Subway. It's convenient to do quick coffee meet ups, there's more outdoor seating here than the other Starbucks, but the interior of the other one is cozier so just depends on your mood. Tell me about your experience if you've been here or is going to after reading this review:)

    I love the holiday seasons. .
    Daniel K.

    Love this place and the coffee is good but the customer service is why I am here every morning.

    Got this huge smiley face from them :) thank you!
    Jules H.

    Four stars for friendly and knowledgeable baristas along with consistent coffee. This location is located in the Loehmann Plaza in Bellevue and is pretty busy with the T-Mobile crowd rushing in the mornings and lunch time during weekdays. The downside of this location is that they are understaffed at times - for example, this morning there were about 8 people waiting for their coffee and only one barista to meet that demand. Did someone call in sick? Also, note that if this particular Starbucks is packed, then you have the option to go a couple doors down to another Starbucks located next to QFC - but that Starbucks will probably be just as busy. You're better off just choosing a location and sticking through it.

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    Glenn S.

    Service at this location is unprofessional, the barista didn't know how to answer my questions about the app and didn't ask anyone but just told me they didn't know? The time to find parking is crazy! You'll look for at least 15 to 20 mins. I think t-mobile employees are parking here. Then the line inside will take you another 10 to 15 mins. The chairs and tables are small as well as old. This place could use a remodel. Along with new and trained employees.

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    This starbucks has no power supply. They are nice people but then it's so small, they don't want you to hang out there working on laptop

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    Wi-fi here is crap. Most sbucks have decent speed but this one is really bad. Guess they don't want people hanging around.

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    I was in the area for a doctor's appointment and needed a quick coffee fix. When a spot popped up…read moreon Yelp with some great photos, I figured I'd give it a try. Parking ended up being a bit of a walk, which had me second-guessing the decision at first--but I'm glad I stuck with it. The moment I walked in, the space felt thoughtfully designed. The flow of the café is one of the best I've experienced--open, comfortable, and easy to navigate. As soon as the door opened, the barista greeted me right away. The counter is positioned close enough that you don't feel awkward hovering like in some cafés where the bar feels miles away. It immediately felt welcoming. I visited on a weekend during a slower period, but since the café sits right next to a college, I can imagine the line spilling out the door during peak hours. At quieter times though, the layout works well--there's enough space for a couple people to wait without crowding the entrance. I ordered a cortado and an almond croissant. The croissant came warmed, and the texture was spot on: fluffy, layered, and not overly greasy. The almond filling had a really nice balance--nutty with just enough sweetness and a hint of salt to round it out. I was told the pastries are made in-house, and it definitely shows. It tasted like something made with care. The cortado itself was solid--pretty classic, nothing overly fancy. One thoughtful touch I appreciated was that it came with sparkling water, which was great for cleansing the palate. The space itself is fairly spacious and works well if you want a quiet moment to sip your coffee. That said, most of the seating is high stools, so it doesn't really feel like the type of place to settle in and study for hours. Overall, I really enjoyed the atmosphere, service, and quality of the food. The one thing that caught me off guard was the price of the croissant at $6.50. It tasted great and I understand prices in this area tend to run higher, especially for house-made pastries--but it's a bit outside what I'd usually spend. So while I definitely think it's good, it might not become a regular stop for me simply due to location and budget. Still, a great find and a pleasant surprise during a routine coffee run. Staff & Service: Environment: Food & Beverage:

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