Starbucks - Towson

The girls here were so nice. My order was accurate and delicious.I was happy that I could still use my gift card/gold card, even tho they're inside Target. Quick and friendly service. I will come here again, I dont mind going inside the Target, there's plenty of parking.

Clearly says it?s closed at 9pm today, but I drove all the way here and was told they?re ?super closed? and it?s only 7pm... so yeah I?m annoyed driving somewhere else now

This Starbucks has been temporarily closed all Summer long; not sure when they're going to bother re-opening it as they have remodeled the entire store down to the facade and the Starbucks still has not re-opened. Before it closed it was a decent place to get a drink while shopping although I will say the people working there almost always seemed grumpy and unwelcoming which for a Starbucks is pretty unusual in my own experience. Don't know if the folks working there before will be back or not (hard to say when they were out of a job at said store for this long due to remodel). They also historically have had a really poor supply of mugs and cups for sale. Ironically, even though it's closed right now, they have mugs out for sale that you can buy by taking them to a Target register.

I got into my car, sipped my chai latte, and it tasted like nothing. They remade it and it just tastes like sweet chai water. I really don't have the heart to make y'all go through giving me a refund with a whole line of people waiting after you attempted to remedy the situation. I'd rather just drive to another location... I've just never had anything so awful from a Starbucks. Terrible.

2nd time now that they had to close an hour early. The one time I did get a coffee there the barista didn 't measure the one thing I wanted in my coffee (even though they have to enter the measurement into the order). Side note: Things like this seem more common amongst many franchise owned stores today. I personally believe this is a byproduct of these stores being too short staffed and too corporate heavy. They are ultimately responsible, not the actual workers.