Starbucks — Restaurant in Beaverton

Best Drive-Thru Ever! Thanks, Emma!

If you're cruising through Beaverton and need a caffeine fix, let me introduce you to the greatest Starbucks drive-thru on planet Earth, possibly even the entire Milky Way galaxy. This particular Starbucks is not just about the coffee; it's about the experience, and let me tell you, my recent visit was legendary.

First off, shoutout to the drive-thru-crew. Emma, if you’re reading this, you’re a rock star! She greeted me like a long-lost friend who happens to serve coffee like a boss. Her cheerful voice through the speaker was like a morning pep talk from a caffeinated angel. “What can I get started for you today?” she asked, and suddenly, all my worries melted away.

I ordered my usual—a triple-shot, half-caff, soy latte with a sprinkle of unicorn dust. Okay, I made up the unicorn part. She handled my complicated order with the grace of a barista ninja. Within minutes, I had a cup of liquid joy handed to me, along with a smile that could outshine the Oregon sun (when it decides to show up).

Now, let’s talk about the drive-thru line. Normally, I dread waiting in lines, but at this Starbucks, it’s like a mini adventure. The cars move swiftly, making everyone feel like a VIP. I half expected a red carpet to be rolled out as I pulled up to the window.

For those reading this and thinking about stopping by, do it. You’ll get great coffee, a fantastic vibe, and the chance to meet the wonderful team. This Starbucks in Beaverton is more than just a place to grab a drink; it’s an experience that will leave you smiling long after your cup is empty.

So, if you need a reason to smile today, head over to this Starbucks, say hi to the Drive-Thru-Crew, and enjoy the best drive-thru experience...

Although I've been to this location before, it was my first time going through the drive thru and it happened to be on a busy Saturday morning 7/22. The parking lot was very busy with cars and people so I accidentally bypassed the drive thru order system at the entrance after letting cars/people pass because I immediately and automatically moved behind the car I was following. Once I noticed my mistake I attempted to order on mobile drive thru but I was already at the window with the barista by then. I immediately told her my mistake and was greeted with a blank stare and irritation. She then told me it was too busy to order my ONE drink and that she couldn't take my order at the window station and I would either have to go inside or go back in the drive thru line because it was too busy. I told her I had already prepped my order online on the app but she told me it would take too long to print my order. As she was telling me it would take too long to print the order, I had already completed my order online, so I let her know and she was not happy. I then got my drink and felt absolutely horrible for feeling like a bad customer because I was given awkward stares and my apologies were not kindly received. I got my drink and left in a hurry to not hold up the line and was given the drink wrong and only a little over halfway full. Very unpleasant response to an innocent...

I come to this Starbucks every morning before work. I wish I knew everyone's names that works here because most of the employees I see regularly are so welcoming, kind, and awesome! Shout out to to of the lovely women working in this establishment for always greeting me with my name, and always making my order perfect! You guys are so good to me!

Undoubtedly, there are the occasional issues-- no place is 100% perfect. I've accidentally gotten food poisoning from being given expired yogurt, and a bistro box. A word of advice, always check expiration dates wherever you go, so that hopefully you don't spew bad yogurt halfway through a quiz as well. I understand that this location can get insanely busy, but double checking the expiration dates in the mornings would be appreciated! :)

Overall, the atmosphere and culture of this employee group is one of my favorites in the area for coffee places. I would definitely suggest walking in and saying hello or good morning to these...