Starbucks — Restaurant in Maryland Heights

Ordered a cappuccino on the app like I often do. Was happy to see it was ready when I arrived. As soon as I picked up the cup I knew it wasn't right. It felt like it barely had anything in it. Open the lid and confirmed my suspicion. Wish I'd taken a pic. The foam was about an inch below the top of the cup. Below the foam there was barely any liquid. Probably not even an inch deep of drink. I showed the first worker. He couldn't have cared less and told the lady closest to him. Then two ladies tried to convince me this is normal for a cappuccino as if it was my first time ordering one and I didn't know what I was talking about. They finally offered to remake it but I didn't have time. I dropped the couple of swallows of drink in the trash and left. Nearly $6...

FAVORITE STARBUCKS LOCATION!!!!!

I've been regularly enjoying this Starbucks (Maryland Heights, Mo / Westport) for years. This Starbucks is unique in many ways. First, It's much larger than other Starbucks in the area. Never feel crowded. There is no drive thru, which I know for many is not preferable, but for me I come here to relax and have an awesome Cafe Americano. I typically hang out for about an hour or so.

The Staff is awesome! They always remember your name and my typical order. It's just a really friendly atmosphere and I never feel like I'm being rushed out free up my seat.

I can recommend this Starbucks location very...

My favorite Starbucks in St. Louis. It’s hard to even tell it’s there from the outside, and there’s no drive-thru, but it’s big and open on the inside and – most importantly – has a Clover brewer and Starbucks Reserve coffee available.

I got a venti Hawaii K’au, which was about $7. Pretty pricey for a plain ol’ coffee, but this is a Starbucks Reserve coffee that’s about $36 for a bag. Treat yo self! It was very tasty.

Since this Starbucks is in Westport, parking can sometimes be tricky. Thankfully, there’s a set of several (4-6?) Sports reserved for Starbucks 15 minute parking. They’re in the first row, closest...