Reviews of Starbucks Götgatan

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Starbucks on the slopes up from Medis. Pretty omy noisy room. A few single patios in the window in summer.

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Yes, it's la that Starbucks is the most: impersonal and rolling band feeling that's only reinforced by the whole "what's your name" thing. I'd rather be "order number 48" here, to be honest.

I want to say that it's a shame to have a coffee chain in this, basically, nice room, but Starbucks can't be blamed for that. After all, the coffee is good.

Yes, it's la that Starbucks is the most: impersonal and rolling band feeling that's only reinforced by the whole "what's your name" thing. I'd rather be "order number 48" here, to be honest.

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My New Year's resolution in 2003 was "never again Starbucks" (I was living in Australia at the time), which I kept, except when the ex-wife's family wanted to buy a coffee in San Salvador in 2011.

Now a friend persuaded me to come here, because the restaurant we were at had a broken machine, and... well...

The place is not that old, but already worn out (my armchair was falling apart).

The coffee, after all, was über-bitter and a bit like that robust.

Because their machines are (half?) I guess that's how their double espresso should be.

My New Year's resolution in 2003 was "never again Starbucks" (I was living in Australia at the time), which I kept, except when the ex-wife's family wanted to buy a coffee in San Salvador in 2011.

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Being American-Swedish I’ve never understood why people go to Starbucks. I do it myself every five years or so, just to check if it’s still the same old junk or if they by any chance have made an effort to improve. It’s always a huge disappointment. The coffee is awful, the pastries and sandwiches seem to have rolled directly off the industrial conveyor belt, the whole atmosphere is utterly impersonal and the young and underpaid staff rarely makes anything to cheer you up. Spend your
money elsewhere. Starbucks is f**king rock bottom.

Being American-Swedish I’ve never understood why people go to Starbucks. I do it myself every five years or so, just to check if it’s still the same old junk or if they by any chance have made an effort to improve. It’s always a huge disappointment. The coffee is awful, the pastrie... Show full »

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There's always bad service in this place.
why? Either they don't speak Swedish, or they don't know how to smile, or it's just half-shit and feels run down, without any real commitment or like now, when I finally found the only café that was open during Easter and has sat for 15 minutes - and then the café assistant comes and says "we close early today , so in 15 minutes!" Love the room but if this place goes in the can, then I won't cry!

There's always bad service in this place.
why? Either they don't speak Swedish, or they don't know how to smile, or it's just half-shit and feels run down, without any real commitment or like now, when I finally found the only café that was open during Easter and has... Show full »