Starbucks — Restaurant in Santa Maria

Got a few drinks yesterday & the guy that made my sons drink made the wrong type of frap so we asked if it haf espresso & he said no it was caramel. I told the barista it was supposed to be an espresso with carmel on too.. He clearly got irritated and threw out the original frap blaming the girl at the register for what she rang up. Then sits a drink on the counter with a flat top no caramel and said here u go. I stopped him and said can you top this one with whipped cream and caramel like uou did the other one please? He was clearly very angry by then but he did do it. He litterally made a huff sound when he turned around to fix the drink. We were thinking how many fraps come without whipped cream and caramel unless you ask? Beside that he could have just thrown in a shot of espresso with the one he had already made along with some ice and reused the same one without wasting the first one. Idk, Ive been to this Starbucks many times but this guy makes me want to find a different one from now on. So rude. Drinks were...

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I'm giving four stars because the Starbucks employees and product were consistent as expected. However I found access to the storefront ridiculously unmanageable. First the drive way to enter the business suite was so narrow that I had to very nearly make a three point turn to enter from the very busy Main Street; and secondly, the door to the Starbucks was unmarked so that finding the correct door to enter was bewildering for a first time visitor. None of the businesses in the complex had clear labeling, and all looked the same from the walk way forcing one to walk in to each business to find the right door to Starbucks. Really...