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Come on in, stay awhile at our welcoming Starbucks coffeehouse in New Braunfels. 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: 2720 TX-337 Loop, New Braunfels, TX 78132
Phone: (830) 635-0430
Website: https://www.starbucks.com/
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Reviews
Ashley Ransom
Always the nicest baristas here! And how cute are they with their play on words. This starbucks always has my order correct. Good job team!
… moreStephen Wallace
Been ordering the same drink almost every day for months if not years at this place and all of the sudden the manager decided I can’t have it and kept giving me what I didn’t order.
VERY simple drink order, yet rather than keep a customer happy she lost a customer by making weak excuses as to why it was my problem that they can’t make my same drink order that they always have, and proceeded to argue with me about it.
A lot of nice people work there and they have all earned quite a bit in presumptive tips that weren’t always warranted. How hard is it really? Won’t go back to this location. Completely unreasonable management who changes what they want to do from day to day. No wonder this location has such a high turnover right now.
… moreVERY simple drink order, yet rather than keep a customer happy she lost a customer by making weak excuses as to why it was my problem that they can’t make my same drink order that they always have, and proceeded to argue with me about it.
A lot of nice people work there and they have all earned quite a bit in presumptive tips that weren’t always warranted. How hard is it really? Won’t go back to this location. Completely unreasonable management who changes what they want to do from day to day. No wonder this location has such a high turnover right now.
Gary Kirkham
It’s Starbucks, OK? This one is far above average. The staff is always busy but personable and friendly. The drinks are delivered FAST and CORRECTLY. Parking is plentiful and safe and the patio is delightful in the morning and late afternoon (in the Texas Fall and Spring).
Need caffeine? Stop here.
… moreNeed caffeine? Stop here.
Sandra Talley
I have always loved Starbucks. I did my first order through my app. It was easy to use. And a very easy pick up through the drive thru. I was given two gift cards from my customers at work at the San Antonio airport. Keep up the good work ladies
… moreroxy vixentails
This was an amazing group and team they work together and are very friendly and communicative! I was suggested this drink due to fatigue and it woke me up instantly! Thank you for making my morning good 🙂
… moreKate-Lynne Clements
It took me about an hour of drinking this coffee to find the note written on it. And it was absolutely the most perfect thing and exactly what I needed to hear this morning. Kudos to whomever wrote this, because the greatest gift we can give anyone else in the world is kindness and love.
… moreGoofygurl04 Pena
Kudos to everyone at this location. Very understanding to life’s little mishaps! We appreciate your kindness very much!
… moreSylvia Rendon
We like Starbucks but it never fails that every time we go to this location in West Point area they always give more ice on the drink than anything. It’s so frustrated and they are expensive that it never coming back!!
… moreSydney Meyer
To the lovely drive thru cashier with the low black ponytail, thank you for being a calming presence. It was needed.
… moreJazzie Baron
Mobile Starbucks Order Mayhem:
If I could give negative stars for my recent mobile order experience with Starbucks, I would. It was a masterclass in frustration, inefficiency, and ultimately, time. Here’s how it went down:
Ordering Odyssey: I placed a seemingly straightforward order through Starbuck’s mobile app. Everything looked good, payment confirmed, and I even received the “order placed” notification with the estimated pickup time. Easy, right? Wrong.
The Phantom Order: The cashier, bless her confused soul, confirmed there was no order under my name. Undeterred, she summoned the shift supervisor. Darnay, with the furrowed brow of a detective, assured me the order was not placed. I re-confirmed displaying the mobile app order screen and she confirmed this mystery order could not be found.
She then channeled her inner Houdini, asked the air if anyone had snagged my phantom order. But alas, the mystery deepened. Without a physical ticket, she declared, my refund request was doomed. An invisible chain, forged from bureaucracy, bound to my Starbucks card.
Confirmation Charade with a Plot Twist:
Per Darnay my order didn’t exist. It wasn’t in the system, lost in cyberspace, perhaps. Yet, my Starbucks card bore the phantom scar of the purchase.
After our back-and-forth and subsequently guidance from her manager. The phantom receipt was conjured, a refund slip appeared, and after 20 minutes of my precious time sacrificed, I finally held store credit in my hand.
But here’s the kicker: Not once did her apology grace my ears, nor any acknowledgement of the wasted 20 minutes, or sticker for the frustration. Instead, the refund was offered like a grudging alms, not a gesture of remorse.
… moreIf I could give negative stars for my recent mobile order experience with Starbucks, I would. It was a masterclass in frustration, inefficiency, and ultimately, time. Here’s how it went down:
Ordering Odyssey: I placed a seemingly straightforward order through Starbuck’s mobile app. Everything looked good, payment confirmed, and I even received the “order placed” notification with the estimated pickup time. Easy, right? Wrong.
The Phantom Order: The cashier, bless her confused soul, confirmed there was no order under my name. Undeterred, she summoned the shift supervisor. Darnay, with the furrowed brow of a detective, assured me the order was not placed. I re-confirmed displaying the mobile app order screen and she confirmed this mystery order could not be found.
She then channeled her inner Houdini, asked the air if anyone had snagged my phantom order. But alas, the mystery deepened. Without a physical ticket, she declared, my refund request was doomed. An invisible chain, forged from bureaucracy, bound to my Starbucks card.
Confirmation Charade with a Plot Twist:
Per Darnay my order didn’t exist. It wasn’t in the system, lost in cyberspace, perhaps. Yet, my Starbucks card bore the phantom scar of the purchase.
After our back-and-forth and subsequently guidance from her manager. The phantom receipt was conjured, a refund slip appeared, and after 20 minutes of my precious time sacrificed, I finally held store credit in my hand.
But here’s the kicker: Not once did her apology grace my ears, nor any acknowledgement of the wasted 20 minutes, or sticker for the frustration. Instead, the refund was offered like a grudging alms, not a gesture of remorse.