Welcome to Starbucks Bexley

UPDATED REVIEW -- I still enjoy visiting my hometown Starbucks. I visited again on the morning of Saturday, 19 October 2024) to grab a quick breakfast sandwich which I ordered ahead of time on the Starbucks app. I arrived 10 mins later and it was ready for pickup. However, because I was in a rush, I forgot to check that a sriracha packet (sauce) was added and by the time I left, it was too late. They forgot to include the sriracha sauce packet which was not the end of the world. I've been back to this Starbucks a few times since my last visit in October 2024 and I still love coming here for the nice customer service, breakfast sandwiches, and bakery items (my favourite are the pound cakes). TIP: The music here sometimes can be loud so this isn't always the best location to work or read.

Met a friend while in town for a visit. The large covered patio was perfect for the being of spring. Open to the city but still able to have a conversation. I did not get anything food or interact with any staff.

Never had any issues going to Starbucks . I still buy the coffee, it's my favorite. Love most of the employees. Some of them make you feel so welcome and so special.

While I'm not a Starbucks fan (I don't drink coffee, seldom a chai latte), this Starbucks gets the fourth star based on the excellent customer service I received on this first time stop-in. I needed a Traveler for my professors day-planning retreat, so I originally stopped at Bexley's Giant Eagle Market District, only to see a sign that their Starbucks is now not opening until 9 AM. I've gotten a few Travelers from them before, but their customer service is always less than desired. So, I went down the road to this other Starbucks in Bexley. The gentleman that helped the gal at the register enter in and charge for my request took care of my order right away. It took about 10 minutes, as they have to brew an entire thing of coffee to fill their to-go cardboard containers (so it was fresh as could be). Meanwhile, the guy brought out a nicely packed sack of sugars, sweeteners, stirrers, napkins, and a LARGE GLASS of creamer. I mentioned that I didn't pay for the creamer - my only other experience was based on my dealings with the GE Starbucks, and they charge $5 for a small glass of creamer, which is highway robbery, so I always just get the coffee there, and the creamer elsewhere - and he said ALL the accoutrements come FREE of charge. Whaaa?! I told him about the abysmal pricing situation at the other Starbucks, and he said that location is in fact NOT owned by Starbucks, and they do their own thing. **Great to know - I'll not go to the GEMD one for travelers again. Want to add, this building use to be a back, so I love to old chandeliers still hanging from the ceiling. It's spread out inside this Starbucks, definitely no crowding necessary. Several tables and chairs and a nice fire place going in the corner. There was a man running the end of the counter space lining up orders as they were made and calling out names for pickup. It was a well oiled machine.

My friend told me about this Starbucks a while ago. This used to be an old bank! It's got a vintage feel with the high ceilings and chandeliers. My friend told me it can get loud in here since the sound really bounces off the walls. I parked parallel since their lot was full. Many people were sitting in here chatting or grabbing coffee. The staff was nice and I didn't wait too long. But it's a busy location though! Lots of people live around here and Capital University is right across the street. Not sure when I'll be back, but it's definitely a place to check out!