This location has dissapointed me for the last time. I'm the only one standing in line with at least six people working and not one person bothers to greet or ask if I needed asistance. I understand the importance of maintaining and prepping for the upcoming afternoon rush, but everyone seems to be waiting for someone else to take my order. The piece that really bothered me was how extremely vocal this staff needs to be while I finally sit with my work and coffee expecting a slight degree of relaxation. Everything from the daily operations to how loudly they need to make their conversations heard while trying to promote the inviting atmosphere is self defeating. It's a good thing they offer drive-thru service. Maybe this location should permanently stick to this business model as their form of self-sustainability.
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D C.
Ordered a breakfast sandwich. Cheese and veggies were smeared all over the inside of the bag. It was a mess to eat in my car. Someone behind their counter sure was sloppy. I would never give something in that condition to a customer.
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Jake A.
I am always amazed by how efficient their drive through system is (and of course how great the coffee is). I've never seen another that compares to this one!
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Liz L.
Hudson Starbucks--one of the few reasons I have still have faith in the brand. In my experience there are two kinds of Starbucks--Starbucks like the Hudson one and others where you have to ask the question--"Did they mistake diesel fuel for the espresso?" The Hudson one stands apart from many, hell all, other Starbucks I've visited. I used to routinely drive 45 minutes from Menomonie just to have a Cinnamon Dulce Latte...ahhhh. The people here are friendly and DO NOT mess up your drink--which is a VERY important factor for me. The only thing that sucks is the drive-thru location, but for me piece of mind in not having to have that awkward "you messed up my drink...again" conversation makes a crappy drive-thru alright.
(5)
A Z.
Slowest Starbucks in the multiverse. There could be fifteen baristas and one customer and it would take them ten minutes to pour a coffee. Quality is all over the place. The only reason I haven't sworn this location off entirely is there are a few (FEW) staff members who are delightful.
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Susan K.
I like this store. I was in there the other day and this cute young kid (I think his name is James) was so polite and funny at the same time. Everybody in there is always happy it seems. Coffee good too.
(5)
Jack F.
Great service and consistent as you would expect from Starbucks. Just keep in mind its a small store.
(4)
J L.
The Hudson Starbucks is a small store with very limited seating. If your looking for an enjoyable atmosphere, you're better off at either the Hudson Caribou or Dunn Bros stores. This Starbucks has a drive through which caters to the interstate traffic of I94.
Andrew R.
This location has dissapointed me for the last time. I'm the only one standing in line with at least six people working and not one person bothers to greet or ask if I needed asistance. I understand the importance of maintaining and prepping for the upcoming afternoon rush, but everyone seems to be waiting for someone else to take my order. The piece that really bothered me was how extremely vocal this staff needs to be while I finally sit with my work and coffee expecting a slight degree of relaxation. Everything from the daily operations to how loudly they need to make their conversations heard while trying to promote the inviting atmosphere is self defeating. It's a good thing they offer drive-thru service. Maybe this location should permanently stick to this business model as their form of self-sustainability.
(1)D C.
Ordered a breakfast sandwich. Cheese and veggies were smeared all over the inside of the bag. It was a mess to eat in my car. Someone behind their counter sure was sloppy. I would never give something in that condition to a customer.
(1)Jake A.
I am always amazed by how efficient their drive through system is (and of course how great the coffee is). I've never seen another that compares to this one!
(5)Liz L.
Hudson Starbucks--one of the few reasons I have still have faith in the brand. In my experience there are two kinds of Starbucks--Starbucks like the Hudson one and others where you have to ask the question--"Did they mistake diesel fuel for the espresso?" The Hudson one stands apart from many, hell all, other Starbucks I've visited. I used to routinely drive 45 minutes from Menomonie just to have a Cinnamon Dulce Latte...ahhhh. The people here are friendly and DO NOT mess up your drink--which is a VERY important factor for me. The only thing that sucks is the drive-thru location, but for me piece of mind in not having to have that awkward "you messed up my drink...again" conversation makes a crappy drive-thru alright.
(5)A Z.
Slowest Starbucks in the multiverse. There could be fifteen baristas and one customer and it would take them ten minutes to pour a coffee. Quality is all over the place. The only reason I haven't sworn this location off entirely is there are a few (FEW) staff members who are delightful.
(2)Susan K.
I like this store. I was in there the other day and this cute young kid (I think his name is James) was so polite and funny at the same time. Everybody in there is always happy it seems. Coffee good too.
(5)Jack F.
Great service and consistent as you would expect from Starbucks. Just keep in mind its a small store.
(4)J L.
The Hudson Starbucks is a small store with very limited seating. If your looking for an enjoyable atmosphere, you're better off at either the Hudson Caribou or Dunn Bros stores. This Starbucks has a drive through which caters to the interstate traffic of I94.
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