Starbucks — Restaurant in Saskatoon

I put in a drive thru pick up order on my mobile app just before getting to this location. I pulled up and let them know I had just put in a mobile order. The barista Zoe did not say good morning, etc before telling me to put in my order sooner to make it easier for them. I'm not quite sure how putting in my mobile order sooner than I had and ordering at the window makes any difference? Another time one of the workers opened the drive thru window only to say "omg thank God I work here because I'm exhausted. I've had two espresso shots already ugh". I thought Starbucks is all about being cheerful and having great customer service. Not overly impressed with this location! Ps my food is always partly cold and drinks are meh....

So happy this location opened up as it's super close to my penthouse! The evening baristas are the best and always play great music! My only complaint would be that they often turn off their order ahead on the app so when that happens I go to a different starbucks.

I don't like getting into conversations with strangers which is something the baristas are trained to do. Please stop turning of your order ahead.

Note to add onto nish's review: the starbucks standards black iced coffee build comes with 4 pumps of the classic syrup. You need to specify no classic syrup if you just want black coffee. Also your coffer probably wasn't old. There is just a difference between iced coffee and cold brew...

I used to hyperspecialize in ways to minimalize the brutal strength of the coffee itself. Don't kid yourself, Starbucks is really strong. You would have to put In disproportionate amounts of hot water and coffee because it was too STRONG! The only thing reconcilable about the place had to be the blueberry squares. I remember some guy would always chill there and he even got me dancing with some women. Hector. Anyways this place is shut down, people used to bum change out in front of the store. I always wondered if that place made identically the same food as other coffee shops, pre- Starbucks days. You know I remember walking Into places like that when I was a kid, cool little internet cafes/...