I'm sitting in this Starbucks right now. I ordered the black ice tea. It's just fine....but it's pretty hard to mess up an ice tea. What wasn't fine was the atmosphere and service. It took forever for them to make my tea, even though there wasn't anybody in line ahead of me. It can't be that hard to pour a cup of tea. Atmosphere: Right now there are so many piles of boxes sitting around, you can hardly walk. I've been here over an hour, and nobody has attempted to do anything with them. Also, there are about 12 flies attacking me. I finally asked someone for fly swatter. They said they didn't have one, and didn't seem concerned at all. This is not what I would expect from a Starbucks.
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Rob P.
Its a Starbucks, but in the middle of a cross-country road trip, as another reviewer said its, "a shining beacon of comfort on the endless and mind numbing experience that is driving across the state of Nebraska." Couldn't have said it better myself. Friendly people, plenty of space to kick back and relax in, good drinks. Can't ask for much more when you need a jolt of caffeine to get across Nebraska.
(5)
Gregg S.
If traveling west on I80, this Starbucks it the last one in Nebraska. I make sure to stop at this location every time I travel to Northern Colorado or Yellowstone.
(4)
Boozefighter C.
Coffee. What more do you need to know? Get into it.
(4)
Mansi S.
Been here twice now enroute to California from Michigan and back. Staff is very helpful and polite. Very clean and quick service. I loved the collection of mugs they have. Wish other starbucks had 'em. The girl at the register was very helpful and advised us right when asked her about which route to take and what restaurants are worth in the area. Dnt remember her name but she was very swt. Keep up the good work GURRRLL!!!!
(4)
Jeremy C.
It's a Starbucks, they're basically all the same... Good drinks with outrageous prices.
(3)
Kelly M.
The food and drinks are as expected. It is the SLOWEST Starbucks I have ever been to. Really.
(3)
Beth C.
It's Starbucks and the product is consistent with other Starbucks, so one star for that. The restroom is clean - another star. It's in the middle of nowhere where I really need a good coffee, star three. Beyond that, this is literally the slowest coffee shop I've ever visited. And they seem to "extra hot" directly to lukewarm.
(3)
Daniel S.
I stopped by today at noon to grab a latte. Stood in a short line and booked a hotel room on my phone while waiting to get to the front of the line. With seven ladies working, nobody even acknowledged me for 2 minutes when I reached the cashier. I ended up doing what most disgusted customers do. I turned and walked out. What poor service! I won't be back.
(1)
Dave M.
Had the most unusual coffee drinks from this Starbucks. 1) a cappuccino which had only a trace of coffee and was basically a mug of steamed milk and almost put me to sleep, and 2) an Americano with room which had a flavor to it I've never encountered before - definitely not the flavor of espresso! Other than that, it was fine. Update - we stopped here again and the coffee drinks were just dandy.
(3)
Nic Z.
I was loving this place until I got to the cashier. Lose the attitude. I ordered a cappuccino the same way I have been for over a decade (nothing special, just skim instead of 2%), and he acted like I was asking for a gold-plated space shuttle. Other than that, it's a cute location with nice outdoor seating and pretty clean toilets. Shame the cashier was so goofy.
(2)
Joe J.
We stopped in here on the way back from the wedding. This place is just off the Interstate and is very accessible. This place was super busy on a Sunday morning around 11:00 a.m. It took a while to get the order, but we had no complaints other than having to wait. The bathrooms were clean and the baristas were in a good mood. They were flying around trying to get orders made. The drive through line was about 6-7 cars deep and getting out of the parking lot wasn't easy.
(4)
Shiloh C.
This is a great Starbucks as most are. They were nice and helped us out with other places to go in Nebraska. They were efficient and super helpful. There was a male barista who has a raspy voice that was just as sweet as can be. I would stop here just to have him be my barista again!
(4)
Mike P.
A shining beacon of comfort on the endless and mind numbing experience that is driving across the state of Nebraska. I imagine the early settlers traveling for days without finding water and when they finally find a stream they rejoice for a little while and then reality hits that they're in Nebraska. My experience was like this. When I finished my 8 ounce Pike Place I realized I was still in Nebraska. End note: wanted badly to tell cashier that I've been to the first ever Starbucks in Seattle but figured she couldn't care less so did not
(5)
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Address :2020 S Jeffers St
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Brady C.
I'm sitting in this Starbucks right now. I ordered the black ice tea. It's just fine....but it's pretty hard to mess up an ice tea. What wasn't fine was the atmosphere and service. It took forever for them to make my tea, even though there wasn't anybody in line ahead of me. It can't be that hard to pour a cup of tea. Atmosphere: Right now there are so many piles of boxes sitting around, you can hardly walk. I've been here over an hour, and nobody has attempted to do anything with them. Also, there are about 12 flies attacking me. I finally asked someone for fly swatter. They said they didn't have one, and didn't seem concerned at all. This is not what I would expect from a Starbucks.
(2)Rob P.
Its a Starbucks, but in the middle of a cross-country road trip, as another reviewer said its, "a shining beacon of comfort on the endless and mind numbing experience that is driving across the state of Nebraska." Couldn't have said it better myself. Friendly people, plenty of space to kick back and relax in, good drinks. Can't ask for much more when you need a jolt of caffeine to get across Nebraska.
(5)Gregg S.
If traveling west on I80, this Starbucks it the last one in Nebraska. I make sure to stop at this location every time I travel to Northern Colorado or Yellowstone.
(4)Boozefighter C.
Coffee. What more do you need to know? Get into it.
(4)Mansi S.
Been here twice now enroute to California from Michigan and back. Staff is very helpful and polite. Very clean and quick service. I loved the collection of mugs they have. Wish other starbucks had 'em. The girl at the register was very helpful and advised us right when asked her about which route to take and what restaurants are worth in the area. Dnt remember her name but she was very swt. Keep up the good work GURRRLL!!!!
(4)Jeremy C.
It's a Starbucks, they're basically all the same... Good drinks with outrageous prices.
(3)Kelly M.
The food and drinks are as expected. It is the SLOWEST Starbucks I have ever been to. Really.
(3)Beth C.
It's Starbucks and the product is consistent with other Starbucks, so one star for that. The restroom is clean - another star. It's in the middle of nowhere where I really need a good coffee, star three. Beyond that, this is literally the slowest coffee shop I've ever visited. And they seem to "extra hot" directly to lukewarm.
(3)Daniel S.
I stopped by today at noon to grab a latte. Stood in a short line and booked a hotel room on my phone while waiting to get to the front of the line. With seven ladies working, nobody even acknowledged me for 2 minutes when I reached the cashier. I ended up doing what most disgusted customers do. I turned and walked out. What poor service! I won't be back.
(1)Dave M.
Had the most unusual coffee drinks from this Starbucks. 1) a cappuccino which had only a trace of coffee and was basically a mug of steamed milk and almost put me to sleep, and 2) an Americano with room which had a flavor to it I've never encountered before - definitely not the flavor of espresso! Other than that, it was fine. Update - we stopped here again and the coffee drinks were just dandy.
(3)Nic Z.
I was loving this place until I got to the cashier. Lose the attitude. I ordered a cappuccino the same way I have been for over a decade (nothing special, just skim instead of 2%), and he acted like I was asking for a gold-plated space shuttle. Other than that, it's a cute location with nice outdoor seating and pretty clean toilets. Shame the cashier was so goofy.
(2)Joe J.
We stopped in here on the way back from the wedding. This place is just off the Interstate and is very accessible. This place was super busy on a Sunday morning around 11:00 a.m. It took a while to get the order, but we had no complaints other than having to wait. The bathrooms were clean and the baristas were in a good mood. They were flying around trying to get orders made. The drive through line was about 6-7 cars deep and getting out of the parking lot wasn't easy.
(4)Shiloh C.
This is a great Starbucks as most are. They were nice and helped us out with other places to go in Nebraska. They were efficient and super helpful. There was a male barista who has a raspy voice that was just as sweet as can be. I would stop here just to have him be my barista again!
(4)Mike P.
A shining beacon of comfort on the endless and mind numbing experience that is driving across the state of Nebraska. I imagine the early settlers traveling for days without finding water and when they finally find a stream they rejoice for a little while and then reality hits that they're in Nebraska. My experience was like this. When I finished my 8 ounce Pike Place I realized I was still in Nebraska. End note: wanted badly to tell cashier that I've been to the first ever Starbucks in Seattle but figured she couldn't care less so did not
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