Starbucks — Restaurant in San Francisco

Some of these reviews are hilarious. Especially people complaining about street parking. I can already tell (and know from experience) that half of the people in these reviews don't know how to order their stuff properly or understand how city tax, store policy, and food service work. The other have no idea what actual human decency is. All this "I kindly asked" reviews are lies to cover the fact that you acted like an ass because your coffee was made PER A RECIPE, but you burnt yourself because YOU wanted it at 200 degrees. Let alone the fact that some orders are so damn ridiculous that even you don't know what you're doing. If you're going to belittle the person on the other side of the counter because the city YOU live in, has certain rules or because YOU don't understand how to treat a human, the issue here, is once again, YOU. Starbucks has a menu online and in store for a reason. Ordering your tripple affogato latte coconut milk shaken venti drink and then complaining you didn't get 4 ice cubes more is insane. This is a coffee shop people. Go do something that actually helps this world rather than complain that your muffin. Don't like it? Go make...

My very first time to give a zero rating (details below)! And no, their rudeness cannot be attributed to busy peak hours; other than the fact that it was an hour or so from opening time, it is unacceptable to be rude at all times.

3* For having locally made healthy food items for sale, but took a star off each for quantity of items not filled close to full volume, and for the price.

1* for the manager that lacks professionalism when asked about the price that the other employee didn't realize was posted on the wall already.

0* for emoloyee/employees and their customer-friends' rudeness, having to knock at the restroom door while a paying customer was clearly doing restroom-related "business" (it's not always that people use the restroom just to do the#1; allow time for#2).

0* for not having...

Several years ago, I saw this YouTube video about design and user experience. It focused on doors, and how some doors and door handles are well designed so users intuitively know whether to push or pull. The doors to this Starbucks are the exact opposite. When entering, the handles are the pull kind but you actually need to push. Conversely, when exiting, the handles are those horizontal bars but you actually need to pull. Despite signs on the door indicating push and pull, as I still there enjoying my coffee, I notice that almost all customers make the same mistake. This rating is for that set of doors. Starbucks, please, for my sanity, the sanity of your customers, and most importantly, for the health of those doors, fix...