Starbucks — Restaurant in Missoula

Your Friendly Neighborhood Coffee Oasis. Sipping your favorite coffee shouldn't just be a routine; it can be a delightful experience. The Starbucks on Brooks Street in Missoula goes above and beyond. Comfort and Community: Warm and Welcoming Atmosphere: Stepping into this Starbucks feels like stepping into a familiar friend's place. The inviting ambiance, complete with comfy seating and cheerful decor, creates a warm and welcoming space to relax and recharge.

Missoula's Local Buzz: This Starbucks isn't just about coffee; it's a community hub. It's a great place to catch up with friends, work on your laptop, or simply enjoy a cup of coffee and soak in the local Missoula buzz.

Friendly and Efficient Staff: Reviews consistently praise the friendly and efficient baristas at this location. They go the extra mile to remember your order, personalize your experience, and make you feel like a valued customer.

Coffee Excellence:

Consistent Quality: As with any Starbucks, you're guaranteed the consistent high-quality coffee and beverages you know and love.

Beyond the Basics: While offering all the classic favorites, this Starbucks might surprise you with seasonal specialties or creative menu options unique to the Missoula location. It's worth checking out their specials board!

Perfect for Coffee Connoisseurs and Casual Sippers Alike: Whether you're a die-hard espresso fan or simply enjoy a comforting latte, Starbucks on Brooks Street caters to all coffee preferences.

The Starbucks on Brooks Street in Missoula isn't just a place to grab a cup of joe; it's a warm and welcoming space that offers delicious coffee, a friendly atmosphere, and a touch of Missoula's local charm. With its consistent quality, friendly service, and focus...

This is my "home" Starbucks. I just get a grande sized dark roast with half and half and one raw sugar, pretty much every day. But this really isn't a review about Starbucks coffee.

To be honest, though I enjoy my coffee, I come here for the community. I've been coming here for close to a decade. I always walk in for my coffee. I never order through the app or go through the drive through. That way I get to know the baristas here and they get to know me, very slowly but surely. Some I consider to be friends but all are "friendly".

There are many other places to get coffee in Missoula. Some are quite good. I get coffee sometimes at Black Coffee and Clyde. But here, along with my coffee, I get connection and care from pretty much everyone that works here. I deeply appreciate that. They are an extended family for me. And I know that I'm not the only customer that feels that way.

So if you are looking for a little community with your coffee, this is a good place to become a regular. Treat them with respect ( try to learn their names - they wear name tags!) and you will receive respect and gratitude in return. And maybe even friendship.

If on the other hand, all you care about is coffee served quickly, there are several McDonald's in Missoula. You won't get good coffee or community, but they will be an establishment that matches...

Farewell Starbucks:)

First I have to say it has been a fun ride with you. For years I knew everyone at my local Starbucks. I went there every day...multiple times a day:) I’ve been a gold member every year for 8 years now. I have all the mugs. I’ve been to hundreds of your locations in the US and Europe.

Today one of the managers was rude to my wife. I understand we all have bad days...maybe this was a bad one for this individual.

My wife was humble enough to leave the store while I waited for our drinks. When I was leaving I wanted to ask the manager a question. I don’t think she listened to me...just spoke loudly over any words I attempted to speak. I wasn’t even able to finish a sentence.

So I left. Even as I silently left she was still loudly speaking at me.

I’m new to Missoula (from Portland). I’ve been to this store a few times. The quality of their drinks has been off most times I visited. I never said anything. I started going to the Starbucks inside a grocery store because the people were nice (and my drink was perfect).

Kindness goes a long way. I enjoyed my third place for many years. But it’s time to find a new place.

Please be kind to your...