Starbucks — Restaurant in Sacramento

This is by no means meant to be a bad review of Starbucks in general. For the most part, I have had good experiences with Starbucks. This review I guess is more of a caution towards one employee with an awful lot of tattoos Marshall. I was enjoying my coffee and breakfast sandwich until out of nowhere came Marshall asking me if I had headphones. I could barely hear the volume on my phone due to the loud music and all the other noise of the business. No one else seemed to be bothered by me probably because I wasn’t bothering anyone and peacefully enjoying my expensive coffee. Because of this, I can argue that Marshall was out of place. It was unnecessary for him to disturb me and as a result write this review. If a customer is spending pretty pennies on Starbucks products, why as an employee go out of your way to upset a peaceful customer. As a Christian, I can forgive but in the context of business, customers are necessary because they spend money and from that money the employees get paid. So to upset a customer for no good reason probably is not best practice given the...

The staff is always really friendly and respectful even when I come in without realizing there is still a bit of otherwise incriminating white powder clearly visible on my nostril. If you are looking for people who know what they're doing when it comes to making the brand coffee this is undoubtedly the place. The lemon- raspberry yogurt parfait is amazing and a perfect pallet cleanser before having a pizza from the best pizza shop in the Sac area for sure probably the universe which happens to be right next door. I'm actually on my way as I type to enjoy what has become my daily routine a caramel macchiato with all available remaining lemon parfaits. Then head next door to order my signature bbq- pesto spicy chicken pizza which I have eaten every day for 3 weeks at least and have not lost...

Most racist place in sac-town. I come in one day for a venti cup of ice water. And the barista behind the bar says that it's "store policy" to only give out grande sizes. Yet just the day before there was no issue with giving me a venti cup of ice water, now all of a sudden there's a problem. Both of the baristas (a short asian girl and an anglo-saxon male with a thick mustache) working that evening verbally assaulted me by trying to make me believe that there was really a policy against giving out venti cups of water. Don't support racism, don't shop...