Starbucks Coffee — Restaurant in Scotland

Just after 9am I ordered a medium tea. What I was given was a cup of murky milky hot liquid. Floating around in there somewhere was a teabag. I took this concoction to the prep area, where armed with a wooed stick, I attempted to transform this witches potion into a cup of tea. I spun the teabag, I dipped it in and out, I prodded it, poked it, I even squeezed the burning hot thing in an attempt to get my drink to even resemble a cup of tea. It wasn't to be, It still looked like I’d washed my sport socks in it, and when I tasted it…..well I thought someone actually had.It was disgusting.

No way could I finish this £2.75 cup of dishwater. I took it to the counter to complain. “I can’t drink this, It’s disgusting” I told the female server, expecting an exchange or a refund…..” na its no the the best” she replied implying that a company that specialise in hot drinks, don't rate their own hot drinks!

I left, and I wont be...

Absolute disgraceful behaviour from “staff”. What I initially thought was a customer in front of me in queue ( wearing demons and T-shirt) told me to stand on the spot ! I. E 2 metre spot. I told him I was 2m away from him but he told me I had to stand on “the spot “ and wait. I still at this point thought he was a customer as he was on customer side speaking to server. Then he asked why I never had a mask on. I told him I’m exempt and he asked me why ?? I told him it was none of his business my medical conditions and to leave me alone. Then the server refused to serve me under his orders as I’m guessing he worked there. In my head he was a random customer askin my medical conditions. But really he was a manager asking my medical conditions and then put me out the shop for refusing to tell him. Absolutely disgraceful behaviour. All the while everyone in the shop had no masks on. ...

Only Starbucks I've ever been to that is not dog friendly. The seats are few and not comfortable like other starbucks. Staff were friendly and apologetic that it's not like an ordinary Starbucks because it's a franchise. Not sure who owns it but there is a Costa (cheaper and better coffee) a mile or so down the road and another Starbucks in the other direction that is not a franchise and so does allow dogs Otherwise it's a Starbucks like any other. Overpriced mediocre coffee. The parking is not great and there were alot of vans etc in the carpark that made it difficult to get a space because they don't have many. Some cars were coming through Arnold Clark next door others from the garage on the other side so for the limited spaces they...