“Really friendly staff, no line inside. Might be a longer line in the drive-thru outside, but I can't understand the complaints.All of the staff was helpful, repeat the order to make sure it is correct and before preparing making sure the preparing process is made to our needs (like prepare a iced matcha latte without ice but use ice during the preparation process).Seems there are many loyal and happy customers coming back, the staff and customers know each other, so it's a nice and comfy atmosphere and quiet surrounding inside.Enough tablesWe can recommend this store“
“Very good place to have coffee. Staff very friendly. I was recently homeless and the Managers there called the police in me for giving some smarties to a friend. Very discriminatory against aboriginals and homeless. They just assume all homeless people are either drug dealers or drug users. I am am neither; just reastablsihing my life. It made me angry to be profiled; especially at such a forward thinking place as Starbucks. Those two managers judge based of fear, arrogance, but never have tried empathy or communication. They didn't even ask they just assumed and they assumed wrong. I am not one to sue anyone or company but even after buying a coffee and being a customer I was still discriminated against. I am First Nations and was homeless, but not anymore. I plan on going there as often as possible and eat a pack of smarties just to show that Smarties is not only not a drug but lying to a police officer is a crime, and so is racial profiling. Oops! They should both be fired in my opinion. That was this just morning before 11 am. I even ate the smarties in front of the police officer to show him they were just smarties and was still asked to leave. Again, that was a fail. I am a free thinking Canadian, enjoys his free speech and loves to share :).“