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Come on in, stay awhile at our welcoming Starbucks coffeehouse in Littleton. Savor brewed coffee, tea, espresso, Cold Brew, Refreshers, and seasonal favorites, alongside quality breakfast and lunch sandwiches, wraps, egg bites, and a variety of pastries and bakery favorites. Take a moment to relax with comfortable seating and free WiFi. Explore the menu and order ahead in the Starbucks app or on our website. Plus, join Starbucks® Rewards to earn Stars toward free drinks and food, receive personalized offers, and enjoy exclusive member benefits. Since 1971, Starbucks Coffee Company has been dedicated to ethically sourcing and roasting highquality arabica coffee, bringing the Starbucks Experience to life in every cup.
Welcoming coffeehouse with handcrafted coffee, espresso & tea, plus breakfast, lunch & pastries.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 10057 W Progress Ave, Littleton, CO 80127
Phone: (303) 904-4206
Website: https://www.starbucks.com/store-locator/store/15197/
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Jessica Bruha
This Starbucks has always been the best. The people always make you feel welcome. They’re always smiling have great energy. I’ve never had a bad experience here and I am irregular
… morekevin wac
This is the second time I’ve come to this Starbucks and received a coffee that was filled more than an inch below the top of the cup. For the price Starbucks charges, I expect a full drink, not one that looks shorted. I understand leaving room for milk or foam, but this was excessive and disappointing—especially since it’s happened more than once. I won’t be returning.
… moreDaniel Shaw
This location has been my go to for years. Even when they were still in the king supers parking lot, friendly staff. Fast service and some delicious fancy coffee. Beats the stuff at 711 lol
… moreSusan Meshginpoosh
This Starbucks is always giving good customer service. Everyone are nice and friendly. If one remembers the TV show “CHEERS” ( where everyone knows your name ). Well, this Starbucks really do remember and know your name. Most times, the Baristas know what I am going to order before I get up to the counter. I call going for coffee like an attitude adjustment, winding down and “me” time. I enjoy the atmosphere as well.
… moreAfhaleo
The location is shut down all the time – go across the street to Ground Up Coffee!! I live down the street and have been here 3 times, but 2 out of the 3 times, they have been closed for various reasons. Once for being short staffed and on August 9th, a “medical emergency” where both the store and the window were closed. That’s absolutely ridiculous and if you read the reviews, this happens often. I’ve been going to Starbucks for all my adult life and I’ve never encountered a store closure until this brand new location opened. If your staff can’t open your store, you need new staff. We biked here for my husband’s birthday for his free coffee and because of the closure, we went to Ground Up across the street next to Safeway and had non-burnt, delicious coffee and wonderful service.
… moreBrandon Simmons
My sausage, bacon, and egg had virtually no meat in it. I feel ripped off because my buritto only had eggs in it. First time getting food at Starbucks , I do not recommend it.
… moreRoya Sefati
I understand that this place closes at 9 but there shouldn’t be any reason to be in the drive through before 8:50pm and be ignored at the intercom, to then drive by and see people inside. Kind of sucks
… moreGerald Lindsay
No drive thru! It’s a Starbucks but there’s no drive thru. In these times of Covid you gotta go drive thru.
Pay too much for a coffee and say thank you as you do. That’s the Starbucks way!
… morePay too much for a coffee and say thank you as you do. That’s the Starbucks way!
Lanette
I went in and ordered 1 drink. for some reason the people inside get pushed back and the drive through is a priority Even though we ordered before the car that was served before. I asked about it, they said there were more orders in front of us. there was no one in there that was waiting on a drink. The person that rang me in didn’t seem concerned one bit. Never again
… moreMatt & Ronnie K.
First, let me give credit where it’s due; the staff at this location are wonderful. They write the sweetest notes on my drinks, their kindness makes my mornings better. I genuinely enjoy chatting with them as I go inside for my mobile order instead of using the drive-thru. Unfortunately, my low rating is warranted due to the so-called “drink trays” of which I’m convinced would lose a durability contest to an umbrella made of tissue paper in a hurricane.
The moment a drop of condensation or a slight spill from the poorly fit lids hits the tray, the tray corners disappear faster than free samples at Costco. If there were an award for bad ideas, congrats! You win first place for the worst idea.
One thing has remained consistent: the price of your drinks continues to rise, while your drink carriers have the structural integrity of a toddler’s sandcastle at high tide. That said, there is a bright side, hear me out Starbucks. If you want to invent the world’s first dissolvable drink coaster, mission accomplished! (Cue cool music.) And since I’ve just given you a million-dollar idea, I expect fair compensation (think six or seven zeros after any number). Feel free to reach out, I’ve even brainstormed some fun names for these coasters. (…”The Mocha Mirage” or “See You Latte-r” …. to name a couple).
If you need a visual, let me set the scene. One second, I’m holding a functional tray of four drinks, and the next, I’m staring at what can only be described as a caffeine crime scene. (By the way, I call dibs on that podcast name.) Three cups have vanished into gaping holes, their support system betraying them faster than a secret alliance on reality TV.
The last drink, however, put up a fight and could have made me some money if I had been able to figure out how to use my dash camera to record this disaster. The cup broke free, unleashing a cascading waterfall of molten lava coffee that immediately soaked through my clothes like I had just lost a bet. Gracefully, I jumped around like I was being chased by a swarm of bees, wildly waving what remained of the tray in one hand while the lid clung on for dear life. I can only imagine the stories people shared on Nextdoor: “Yeah, I saw this crazy girl doing some weird coffee dance in the parking lot—10/10 entertainment.”
Meanwhile, my internal monologue was in full crisis mode:
Do I go home and change?
Do I yell at Siri to find the nearest car detailing service?
Better yet, is there one conveniently located next to an open bar?
Hopefully there was no one awake enough to operate their phone camera or video.
So, if you made it to the end of my saga, here’s the moral of the story: I bought a drink carrier off a handy site called something like “Jeff’s Prime Time Deals”, that I now refuse to leave home without. I even ordered extras for my family as Christmas gifts (surprise!).
And if I may, perhaps Starbucks should hold a Kaizen event to re-think and re-structure their baffling decision to cut costs in the one place that literally hurts the most. Because getting third-degree coffee burns from a disintegrating drink tray should not be part of anyone’s morning routine.
At least one of my drinks was iced, so I guess there was a bright spot. Or maybe that was just a blister.
… moreThe moment a drop of condensation or a slight spill from the poorly fit lids hits the tray, the tray corners disappear faster than free samples at Costco. If there were an award for bad ideas, congrats! You win first place for the worst idea.
One thing has remained consistent: the price of your drinks continues to rise, while your drink carriers have the structural integrity of a toddler’s sandcastle at high tide. That said, there is a bright side, hear me out Starbucks. If you want to invent the world’s first dissolvable drink coaster, mission accomplished! (Cue cool music.) And since I’ve just given you a million-dollar idea, I expect fair compensation (think six or seven zeros after any number). Feel free to reach out, I’ve even brainstormed some fun names for these coasters. (…”The Mocha Mirage” or “See You Latte-r” …. to name a couple).
If you need a visual, let me set the scene. One second, I’m holding a functional tray of four drinks, and the next, I’m staring at what can only be described as a caffeine crime scene. (By the way, I call dibs on that podcast name.) Three cups have vanished into gaping holes, their support system betraying them faster than a secret alliance on reality TV.
The last drink, however, put up a fight and could have made me some money if I had been able to figure out how to use my dash camera to record this disaster. The cup broke free, unleashing a cascading waterfall of molten lava coffee that immediately soaked through my clothes like I had just lost a bet. Gracefully, I jumped around like I was being chased by a swarm of bees, wildly waving what remained of the tray in one hand while the lid clung on for dear life. I can only imagine the stories people shared on Nextdoor: “Yeah, I saw this crazy girl doing some weird coffee dance in the parking lot—10/10 entertainment.”
Meanwhile, my internal monologue was in full crisis mode:
Do I go home and change?
Do I yell at Siri to find the nearest car detailing service?
Better yet, is there one conveniently located next to an open bar?
Hopefully there was no one awake enough to operate their phone camera or video.
So, if you made it to the end of my saga, here’s the moral of the story: I bought a drink carrier off a handy site called something like “Jeff’s Prime Time Deals”, that I now refuse to leave home without. I even ordered extras for my family as Christmas gifts (surprise!).
And if I may, perhaps Starbucks should hold a Kaizen event to re-think and re-structure their baffling decision to cut costs in the one place that literally hurts the most. Because getting third-degree coffee burns from a disintegrating drink tray should not be part of anyone’s morning routine.
At least one of my drinks was iced, so I guess there was a bright spot. Or maybe that was just a blister.