Starbucks — Restaurant in New Delhi

Chose Starbucks over the lounge facility but was shocked and highly disappointed for the first time. No issues about the staff and service, both are good and the 2 stars are only for that. I was with my Mom waiting to board flight, ordered their Veg empanada, Peri peri paneer croissant and tiramisu (was so happy to see it available there after months) but highly disappointed. All the food items were not worth the money, taste was not good and in fact the tiramisu pastry tasted stale/like was of a day before not fresh, i had actually told them to keep aside the only remaining piece of it to take with me n enjoy later, but first bite n decided not to. Infact I vomited in the flight, n I'm sure it's cz of the pastry. Even my Mom has upset stomach. I am a religious Starbucks person and always choose to sit n eat here, but yesterday's experience has disheartened me. Never expected this. Please make sure u keep the freshest items, more specifically at the airport as it's risky in case one faces issues like Me n my Mom did, as people...

I’m really disappointed at this Starbucks, the staff charged me 400 rupees for a small cappuccino even though it looked like a different price on the menu, they basically tip themselves without your consent.

What really got to me is the coffee, I ordered almond milk cappuccino and it was appalling this is the worst coffee I’ve ever tasted in my life!! I have no idea what that was but certainly not almond milk. The taste was so bitter and sour I couldn’t take more than two sips and I was gonna vomite. So I pay 400 rupees for a bitter coffee with some strange milk like product and bad service and I can’t even drink...

What the hell is wrong with Starbucks India? Do you guys even train your staff? We pay premium prices and get really poor service. They can’t even make a cappuccino right. The first time, they gave me an espresso, and the second time, they poured way too much milk. I’ve started hating Starbucks now. It’s a place where you’d expect them to maintain consistent quality, but it seems like they don’t care about...