Starbucks — Restaurant in San Francisco

This is a very good location as it is near the Fisherman's wharf and next to the cable car turn station. I would give 5 stars, but sometimes when you ask them for Decaf coffee, they just tell you that they are out of it and if you don't precisely ask them to make some more, sometimes they won't offer to make more hoping you will just go away. If you ask them to make some more, they will but I feel that you should not beg them to make Decaf coffee at the coffee place (it's not like I am asking for free coffee). Almost every gas station has Decaf coffee and I feel that it's not too much to ask for a Coffee place to serve Decaf coffee at any time of the day while they are still open for service. Also, find that many of the homeless people end up using their restroom and many times they restroom smells so bad that it's hard to breath in the restroom. I understand that they can not habe someone sit by the door of the restroom to keep homeless people washing themselves in there, but perhaps have a code lock on the door, and that way, I feel less of the homeless people will be showering in there, etc... Otherwise, the place is a good place to stop by and they also have decent size sit down area to enjoy...

Wow! I have never ever been to a Starbucks and thought to myself "this place is disgusting"..... Well today those were my thoughts when I went to this Starbucks. There was no way I was in a Starbucks but I was and it wasn't just the bathrooms as the pictures below show. It was the whole store. And the worst thing is it was dead so they could have been cleaning up the nasty floors with coffee stains and trash throughout the store but no they were just standing around talking. And on top of that he was training someone (suppose to be training)so now he is teaching the new person bad habits. It really saddens me that a Starbucks was in that...

I've been getting the mozzarella tomato sandwich for maybe 20 years (wow, didn't realize it's been this long until I just wrote that). And lately this has been what it looks like. They absolutely cheap out on ingredients while continuing to raise prices. Initially I thought it was a single case, but after multiple times, needless to say I won't be returning to Starbucks anymore (another loyal repeat customer gone forever). Never went there for their coffee anyways. I guess this is how a giant corporation comes to an end of a cycle and falls. And they wonder why they aren't doing so well anymore. Enjoy the picture, it taste as terrible...