Starbucks — Restaurant in Arlington

In a world brimming with flavor, where culinary adventures beckon around every corner, I recently stumbled upon an experience so dreary, so devoid of delight, it left my taste buds in a state of lamentable confusion. Friends, allow me to recount my woeful tryst with the Vanilla Iced Coffee at the this Starbucks..

As I took that fateful sip, I felt as if I had been robbed of my very essence. The Vanilla Iced Coffee was a feeble attempt at the real thing, a tasteless mockery of what a beverage should aspire to be. The vanilla, once a voluptuous siren of sweetness, had been reduced to a mere whisper, lost in a sea of watery mediocrity. It was as if they'd brewed it with tears of disappointment.

But the misfortunes did not end there. Oh no, dear reader. The location itself was a wretched hovel of discomfort, a purgatory of perpetual misery. The heat and humidity were insufferable, suffocating the very air from one's lungs. I beseech you, Starbucks, in the name of all that is holy, invest in some air conditioning! Sweat should be earned in a sauna, not while sipping a subpar iced coffee.

In conclusion, my encounter with the Vanilla Iced Coffee was nothing short of a culinary tragedy, a sorry saga of uninspired beverages and oppressive conditions. One star, not for effort, but for the sheer...

The lady who was working today at this Starbucks was very rude. My husband and I went in with our baby. Our baby needed a diaper change and we did not see a changing table in the bathroom ( there was one but we didn’t notice it because it was in the bathroom that was being used) the employee was sitting down and I’m assuming on her break because she had no apron on, so she didn’t look like a worker. She looked at us across the room and shouted not to change the baby there and said it wasn’t allowed and to move to the bathroom. My husband was confused and asked if she worked there but she didn’t say anything. I stopped changing the diaper and had to pick up the baby with the diaper half up and go look for the changing table. I understand that maybe changing the baby in the coffee shop wasn’t the best idea but no one was there and the worker could have used a nicer time of voice to tell us and she could have walked up to us instead of shouting. I’m a Starbucks Customer and I go on a regular basis. I had never felt so uncomfortable in a Starbucks...

Gist: love Starbucks, but very slow internet speeds here - Can't work remote.

I'm a big fan of Starbucks as a working remote location. Their coffee and snacks make it easy and enjoyable to work here for many hours.

However, this Starbucks seems to have extremely slow internet. Room has a few people with laptops but is not close to full. With these speeds I cannot work here. If you are using a VPN you will either be on crawl speed or booted from the network.

I would love to be able to come back here for remote work and good coffee. Hopefully there will be an improvement in the...