The 5 stars if for the service, which I feel is the most important part of any business, local or corporate. The staff here is extremely friendly, knowledgeable and on top of their game. I appreciate the fact that once I became a regular, once I walk in the door, my drink is started therefore it was ready by the time I make it to the front of the line to pay. The product is consistent and good, as it should be. Being in the burbs, there are one or fifty too many kids for my taste, but consider the location. The one thing that makes me laugh are the number of young kids (grade school and middle school) in line getting their morning coffee. FUNNY. That daily coffee drink costs as much as I got for my entire week of school food. Not judging, just stating. The people watching is pretty rich at this location, but like I stated before, the service and staff at this Starbucks deserves much praise.
(5)
jennifer j.
Who knew that the PV Starbucks would be the place to people watch? This is almost as good as the Miami airport. Soccer mom's still rockings with a kids on their hip, men in ill fitting business suits, cougars in sequin clubbing tops......I was behind this "girl", who I thought was a cheerleader, she turned around and had an old lady face! She was actually in a tennis outfit in 30 degree weather. Another old lady walks in with a bad dye job and sex hair. Her shirt buttons were all askew. What the hell is going on in this neighborhood??? All this eye candy and a Chai tea later...I am caffeinated and fascinated.
(4)
Julia F.
I know that Starbucks is a soulless chain coffee shop, and I'll admit that I don't even like their coffee that much (I'll order a venti chai latte, thank you), but sometimes a person needs a little mid afternoon pick-me-up on the way home from picking up the children for preschool (let's make that a dirty chai with one shot of espresso, please). And the fact that this Starbucks features a drive thru option..., well, it's a dangerously tempting way to treat myself to a delicious perk that can only be found in a cup of something caffeinated. Now, we could discuss the reality that this is a high calorie treat or that one could save a lot of money by making his or her own coffee at home, but Starbucks is a treat. And really, even a $5 dirty chai is better than a lot of other options for a stimulus to "get through the rest of the day", so I'm going to say that this is not the worst habit in the world. Now, here is where this review REALLY turns into dangerous enabling: with the Starbucks reward program, you can pay with gift cards from your mobile phone (so you will barely feel like you are spending real money at all!). Due to recent security problems that this app has encountered in months past, I do not advise reloading the card with your credit card on the app itself. I purchase gift cards from the grocery store and load them onto the phone myself so that there is no record of my credit card on the app (I am sure that new measures have been taken to better protect the security of the app, but I am always a bit nervous and overly cautious). The rewards program is free and offers good incentives, including the ability to earn free refills and even free beverages on occasions! (There is no reason not to do this!) So, there is my Starbucks addition. The Prairie Village location is my closest location, plus it has a drive thru. The service is efficient and the quality is standard to all Starbucks coffee shops.
(4)
Karen P.
Such a lovely experience. The staff was so very kind and patient as I asked questions about my Gold Rewards Card. I'm glad I used it too- I only had to pay for my friend's coffee & I got my iced tea free. The building is really slick and cool looking. It's weird how in the drive-thru though, that you drive around the whole building, including the Chipotle. Too bad it's not like one of those KFC/Taco Bell/Pizza Hut drive thru hybrids- I would've enjoyed some tacos with my iced tea!
(5)
Zach W.
As a person who works nearby, I'm at this Starbucks a fair amount. A couple days ago they had just started the $2 after 2pm grandes if you had a receipt from that morning. The people working that day were amazing. I had just returned from a long road trip with a bunch of drivers - we had been to Starbucks on 4 separate mornings where I bought caffeine for all drivers (about 20 drinks over the 4 days of driving) and the staff allowed me, with one receipt, to buy $2 iced drinks for myself and 2 others. I certainly don't expect that on any given day, but I thought it was great customer service and I appreciated it. It is so good to know large corporations still have the capacity for their employees at specific locations to reach out to loyal customers like that. Much appreciated and super impressed with the crew working at this location!
(4)
Kyle R.
I can't believe I'm the first person to review a Starbucks in the middle of JoCo but guess I'll do it anyway. I stop at this one fairly often before going to work in Prairie Village and even though its always pretty early when I'm there, the service is never anything but friendly and fast. They always get my foo-foo drinks right (I hate coffee). ha. On weekend mornings, the parking lot is full of the obligatory big SUVs and the inside is always full of soccer moms and dads. Everybody's friendly though and its a great neighborhood spot.
(4)
Aaron R.
Nice place. Good Wi-fi, but often crowded.
(3)
Christie R.
ALWAYS seems busy...I am not fond of the service here. The location is generally well-stocked, has a cute little kid area with toys and books. With the amount of traffic, this store needs to expand, but can't. Unfortunately, it is the only SB in the vicinity. Tends to be crowded quite often.
(3)
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Address :6920 Mission Rd
Prairie Village, KS, 66208
Joe C.
The 5 stars if for the service, which I feel is the most important part of any business, local or corporate. The staff here is extremely friendly, knowledgeable and on top of their game. I appreciate the fact that once I became a regular, once I walk in the door, my drink is started therefore it was ready by the time I make it to the front of the line to pay. The product is consistent and good, as it should be. Being in the burbs, there are one or fifty too many kids for my taste, but consider the location. The one thing that makes me laugh are the number of young kids (grade school and middle school) in line getting their morning coffee. FUNNY. That daily coffee drink costs as much as I got for my entire week of school food. Not judging, just stating. The people watching is pretty rich at this location, but like I stated before, the service and staff at this Starbucks deserves much praise.
(5)jennifer j.
Who knew that the PV Starbucks would be the place to people watch? This is almost as good as the Miami airport. Soccer mom's still rockings with a kids on their hip, men in ill fitting business suits, cougars in sequin clubbing tops......I was behind this "girl", who I thought was a cheerleader, she turned around and had an old lady face! She was actually in a tennis outfit in 30 degree weather. Another old lady walks in with a bad dye job and sex hair. Her shirt buttons were all askew. What the hell is going on in this neighborhood??? All this eye candy and a Chai tea later...I am caffeinated and fascinated.
(4)Julia F.
I know that Starbucks is a soulless chain coffee shop, and I'll admit that I don't even like their coffee that much (I'll order a venti chai latte, thank you), but sometimes a person needs a little mid afternoon pick-me-up on the way home from picking up the children for preschool (let's make that a dirty chai with one shot of espresso, please). And the fact that this Starbucks features a drive thru option..., well, it's a dangerously tempting way to treat myself to a delicious perk that can only be found in a cup of something caffeinated. Now, we could discuss the reality that this is a high calorie treat or that one could save a lot of money by making his or her own coffee at home, but Starbucks is a treat. And really, even a $5 dirty chai is better than a lot of other options for a stimulus to "get through the rest of the day", so I'm going to say that this is not the worst habit in the world. Now, here is where this review REALLY turns into dangerous enabling: with the Starbucks reward program, you can pay with gift cards from your mobile phone (so you will barely feel like you are spending real money at all!). Due to recent security problems that this app has encountered in months past, I do not advise reloading the card with your credit card on the app itself. I purchase gift cards from the grocery store and load them onto the phone myself so that there is no record of my credit card on the app (I am sure that new measures have been taken to better protect the security of the app, but I am always a bit nervous and overly cautious). The rewards program is free and offers good incentives, including the ability to earn free refills and even free beverages on occasions! (There is no reason not to do this!) So, there is my Starbucks addition. The Prairie Village location is my closest location, plus it has a drive thru. The service is efficient and the quality is standard to all Starbucks coffee shops.
(4)Karen P.
Such a lovely experience. The staff was so very kind and patient as I asked questions about my Gold Rewards Card. I'm glad I used it too- I only had to pay for my friend's coffee & I got my iced tea free. The building is really slick and cool looking. It's weird how in the drive-thru though, that you drive around the whole building, including the Chipotle. Too bad it's not like one of those KFC/Taco Bell/Pizza Hut drive thru hybrids- I would've enjoyed some tacos with my iced tea!
(5)Zach W.
As a person who works nearby, I'm at this Starbucks a fair amount. A couple days ago they had just started the $2 after 2pm grandes if you had a receipt from that morning. The people working that day were amazing. I had just returned from a long road trip with a bunch of drivers - we had been to Starbucks on 4 separate mornings where I bought caffeine for all drivers (about 20 drinks over the 4 days of driving) and the staff allowed me, with one receipt, to buy $2 iced drinks for myself and 2 others. I certainly don't expect that on any given day, but I thought it was great customer service and I appreciated it. It is so good to know large corporations still have the capacity for their employees at specific locations to reach out to loyal customers like that. Much appreciated and super impressed with the crew working at this location!
(4)Kyle R.
I can't believe I'm the first person to review a Starbucks in the middle of JoCo but guess I'll do it anyway. I stop at this one fairly often before going to work in Prairie Village and even though its always pretty early when I'm there, the service is never anything but friendly and fast. They always get my foo-foo drinks right (I hate coffee). ha. On weekend mornings, the parking lot is full of the obligatory big SUVs and the inside is always full of soccer moms and dads. Everybody's friendly though and its a great neighborhood spot.
(4)Aaron R.
Nice place. Good Wi-fi, but often crowded.
(3)Christie R.
ALWAYS seems busy...I am not fond of the service here. The location is generally well-stocked, has a cute little kid area with toys and books. With the amount of traffic, this store needs to expand, but can't. Unfortunately, it is the only SB in the vicinity. Tends to be crowded quite often.
(3)