Great place because the baristas were so fast, friendly, caring, accommodating and knowledgable…read more Not all Starbucks in London are the same. But this one rocks! The Barista sensed I was keeping an eye on my weight with all the "skinnys" I was ordering. Skinny caramel macchiato. Skinny blueberry muffin. So she offered me a sugar free caramel topping in my caramel macchiato, which I didn't know existed and was never offered before. All this time I was ordering, and I didn't know! So four stars to you for teaching me something I should've known a long time ago. Plus, this place is cozy and clean. Conveniently located next to the famous and pristine Langham Hotel in London. Directly across from the Langham's spa, The Chuan spa.

I love you, I love you, I love you!!!…read more I mean no disrespect to my normal twice-daily Starbizzle on Carnaby St, but this branch has won my heart. I visited the Langham Place Starbizzle for the first time this morning. I ordered my normal drink (an iced 4-shot espresso) and the lovely gentleman behind the register mentioned a policy that I'd never heard of until now: Apparently, if one pays for a drink using a Starbucks card, ALL EXTRA SHOTS ARE FREE. So, by loading up a gift card and using it to pay for my daily fix, I will only be paying for a single shot. That's AMAZING. I've been getting the same drink at my normal Bizzle for months now. No one has ever mentioned this to me. My first time in the door at Langham Place, though, I learn a money-saving secret that will greatly enhance my coffee drinking experience. And with all extra shots free, dare I be a mad-woman and step back up to my old 6-Shot Stunna? I think the answer to that is YES.

Amazing experience even though someone stole those sunglasses on…read moreMy shirt lol But man this was the best coffee I had in London

I got an espresso. It had a nice layer of crema and medium body with a smooth texture. It had…read morefruity and nutty flavors balanced with mild acidity. More distinct flavor notes would have made it even better but overall a solid house blend. 4/5. They do offer single origin as well; however, I appreciated the barista's transparency-- sharing that they are not as dialed in on those for espresso and would recommend a pour over for those instead.

Starbucks at Minories is in a good location, it is close to Underground, DLR and Railway services,…read morewhile it is also the closest Starbucks store to the Tower of London, which is a couple of minutes away down the street. The store is a decent size by London standards with limited seating, including some more comfortable seating around the back. They did seem very short-staffed, due to one staff member taking a break, they only had one barista who was both taking orders and making the drinks, considering all the pressure that was under him, he deserves credit for providing great service and a good-tasting beverage. I did feel bad that he'd be put in the situation though, as he had too much work to do which isn't good for the customers or him. I ordered my usual Venti Iced Pumpkin Spice Latte, which came to £4.60, again I always find this to be a little pricey, with Starbucks increasing the price year on year since 2019. My beverage tasted fine. 3* - Not a bad Starbucks location, even if the seating area was a little cramped, and the store did seem over-staffed. A good place to grab a coffee when visiting the Tower nearby.

Very good coffees and convenient location…read more I'm here yesterday morning and this morning again. The coffees are same as the good Starbucks in the United States. Better than some of the busy ones. They're not very busy at the morning and the cashiers are nice.

I am quite pleased with this Starbucks. It is spacious and has a really nice atmosphere. The staff…read moreare friendly and professional, the music volume is just right and there is a friendly buzz of voices. The coffee is Starbucks... the same as everywhere. Now that Starbucks have got their quality consistency set, its as good as anywhere else. I find this particular branch a great place to get some studying done.

Sorry. We need some balance here people…read more The staff at this branch are pretty good, to be fair. I got dragged in by a local friend who only seems to like Starbucks. It's been a couple of years since I've given this corporate behemoth a chance so I thought I'd see if they'd improved. They haven't. The coffee sucks, people. It's burnt. It's hideous. It's overpriced. McDonald's does better coffee for half the price. Yes, the staff are friendly and that helps. But I don't want to go to a coffee shop and have to drink water as it's the only thing they do that tastes like it should. Still, at least I don't have to try it again until 2011

Excellent coffee is served here! Follow your nose to find the place…read more.. Only a few seats inside but most customers come here for take aways. When I went there, there were 3 staff working behind the counter and they were all welcoming and clearly well organised so I (and all the other customers) was served quickly despite the little queue in front of me when I arrived.

Amazing coffee shop. Best coffee. Great food. Seating isn't so much comfortable. Service is…read morefriendly.

Coffee O clock at Fenchurch street, London city. Lovely spot to enjoy a coffee while people…read morewatching before, during or after work. @rosslyncoffee has won plenty of awards andp was recently voted #1 coffee shops in England and 12th in Europe. Very spacious No.1 and modern decor with friendly and talented barista. Cappuccino was really good. The coffee clock is eye-catching.

This seems like one of the more popular spots for coffee in this part of The City. It is an indoor…read morecounter with no seating, except for some benches outside. They have straighforward coffee options and a typical baked goods case. I'm pretty sure the reason for their popularity is that the coffee is - get this - good. My mocha just tasted great. They did have multiple beans available for their brews and in bags, and they seem to take that part of their business seriously. I just ordered whatever bean they chose for that day and I still remember how good it tasted a few days later. Cute decor inside but no coffee cup sleeves, which was odd. I can easily imagine myself stopping here regularly to get energized.

Fantastic coffee! (And I know coffee)…read more The business is now called "WatchHouse" and they are doing a great job.

Small corner coffee shop that makes a mean latte, mocha, and gluten free breakfast bar. Stayed at…read morea nearby hotel for a week on business and visited this sweet little place every chance I got. Service was always prompt and friendly. Definitely try it over the Starbucks.

I was taking the eurostar from this station and decided to look for a place to charge my phone and…read morehopefully get on the wifi, starbucks has entered the chat. When I went it was later in the evening so I was able to place my order right away. I work part time at sbux here in the states and I get a discount when I am at other stores so I asked the barista if I could still get my discount even tho I was from the states. She said she should be able to but as it turns out it would not go through. The girl said "oh that's ok, this one is on me because I want you to have a good holiday" and she rang up my drink free of charge. She really did go above and beyond because I was not demanding nor expecting a free drink just a discount. The lobby was full so I was not able to find a seat nearby with an outlet. Me and my friend decided to go over next door to the burger place instead. This is nothing against the wonderful team at sbux is just that the lobby was full. Great customer service here, would love to go back again.

A large and modern Starbucks store in St Pancras, it feels different from your usual Starbucks…read morestore as it has a good amount of seating inside and then in the railway concourse, they have some bar-style seating which I like, and the counter seems to go round in one big circle. As expected with it being London, the prices are much higher here, it seems prices can vary between around £0.05 and £1 depending on the type of drink and merchandise. The staff member who served me seemed nice, but he refused to give me the Eat Out Help Out discount which Starbucks as a whole is signed up for, even though Starbucks as a chain is listed on the website. This gives you 50% or £10 off (whichever is lower) food and drinks when eating inside as part of a scheme by Rishi Sunak and the UK government. I later found out that it is only certain stores signing up for this which makes it more confusing - I don't understand it, they have no reason not to sign up! Regardless, my beverage was pretty good, I didn't have to stir it which can be the pain especially with the new lids, I must add the new lids are great and much better than the awful paper straws, these lids have been common in the US for some time now and I'm glad they made it across the pond. 3* - One of my favourite Starbucks stores in a modern setting yet I still think the fluctuation in pricing is a big issue as well as the fact they were misguiding customers on EOHO and also breaking UK law by not asking customers to fill in contact tracing details who sit in the store.