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Come on in, stay awhile at our welcoming Starbucks coffeehouse in Murrells Inlet. 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: 12182 Frontage Rd, Murrells Inlet, SC 29576
Phone: (843) 447-9579
Website: https://www.starbucks.com/store-locator/store/1017224
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My coffee tastes fine but the Venti I ordered was only filled about 2/3 full, and this isn’t the first time this has happened. I don’t have time to go back and forth to Starbucks to get what I paid for.
… moreHannah Woods
Good coffee and friendly employees! I visit this location a couple times a week. My favorite drink is the Caffè Vanilla Frappuccino with a shot of espresso.
… moreD D
Got a Grande Iced Shaken Espresso and ask for little ice. But was still given the same amount of ice a usual cup would get the egg white wrap was on point though. Please more coffee than ice!
… moreNoah Vitanza
Come here all the time. Staff is super friendly and they work hard. Shout out to Allysia who was extremely polite and helpful.
… moreLibby Mackechnie
This is a nice quiet spot! Loved it, So beautiful!!! No showers or restrooms, just one really amazing beach!!!!
… moreDavid Schläger
Title: Starbucks Murrells Inlet: Where the Dumpster Steals and Tales of Felinicidic Managers Steal the Show ☕
Some coffee shops greet you with the aroma of freshly ground beans. This Starbucks in Murrells Inlet greets you with… the gaping maw of an open dumpster. The doors sit wide open like the world’s most depressing welcome sign, offering both a visual and olfactory experience: think rotten milk meets spoiled kimchi and tuna. That beach vacation will smilie with delight. While enjoying this delightful bouquet, I had the privilege of witnessing two near-miss fender benders—because nothing says “drive-thru efficiency” like forcing cars to dodge each other and the occasional flying napkin from Trash Mountain.
And just when you think the curbside charm ends there, you spot a lonely bowl of cat food outside the front doors. Never mind the obvious food safety miss, the tale behind it will leave you in stitches while scratching your head out of concern for another episode of incompetent corporate leaderships. The partners (Starbucks term for their indentured servants) told me the bowl is for the community cat—a beloved local mascot adored by customers and staff. Well, almost all the staff. Enter the legend of “Cat Killer Doug”, the district manager allegedly so anti-cat he has engineered several plots to “unalive” the poor thing. Plot twist: the cat has hitherto survived Doug’s felinicidic dreams must like that old roadrunner dodged a similarly vain and incompetent predator.
Inside, the smell does improve but you enter a new realm of dumb Starbucks policies, namely the C-Suite thinks customers will flock back to the buck if employees scribble bizarre and borderline inappropriate notes on customer cups. My daughter’s cup read “I’m looking at you,” which was unsettling in the least charming way possible. My son’s cup? “Hot stuff, yum.” That’s not flirty-funny—that’s please-don’t-write-this-on-a-stranger’s-cup territory. And when I raised this to the store manager? Blank stares, zero action. AKA being of the current generation. The whole situation screamed incompetence—if you can’t address basic professionalism issues with your staff, maybe you shouldn’t be running a store at all. But then if your store has strange exterior odors and a district manager obsessed with unaliving a cat, what can you really expect.
In short: the partners here are mostly lovely, their stories Rogan ready. The coffee is… Starbucks so let’s not get carried away. But (and it’s a big one) the management drama, dumpster theater, and weird cup writing “connections” make this location feel like a sitcom that ran three seasons too long.
Thank goodness for BoxCar @ Lowe’s Foods, where the coffee is fresh, the air is clean, and the only thing making eye contact with you is the barista handing over your latte.
… moreSome coffee shops greet you with the aroma of freshly ground beans. This Starbucks in Murrells Inlet greets you with… the gaping maw of an open dumpster. The doors sit wide open like the world’s most depressing welcome sign, offering both a visual and olfactory experience: think rotten milk meets spoiled kimchi and tuna. That beach vacation will smilie with delight. While enjoying this delightful bouquet, I had the privilege of witnessing two near-miss fender benders—because nothing says “drive-thru efficiency” like forcing cars to dodge each other and the occasional flying napkin from Trash Mountain.
And just when you think the curbside charm ends there, you spot a lonely bowl of cat food outside the front doors. Never mind the obvious food safety miss, the tale behind it will leave you in stitches while scratching your head out of concern for another episode of incompetent corporate leaderships. The partners (Starbucks term for their indentured servants) told me the bowl is for the community cat—a beloved local mascot adored by customers and staff. Well, almost all the staff. Enter the legend of “Cat Killer Doug”, the district manager allegedly so anti-cat he has engineered several plots to “unalive” the poor thing. Plot twist: the cat has hitherto survived Doug’s felinicidic dreams must like that old roadrunner dodged a similarly vain and incompetent predator.
Inside, the smell does improve but you enter a new realm of dumb Starbucks policies, namely the C-Suite thinks customers will flock back to the buck if employees scribble bizarre and borderline inappropriate notes on customer cups. My daughter’s cup read “I’m looking at you,” which was unsettling in the least charming way possible. My son’s cup? “Hot stuff, yum.” That’s not flirty-funny—that’s please-don’t-write-this-on-a-stranger’s-cup territory. And when I raised this to the store manager? Blank stares, zero action. AKA being of the current generation. The whole situation screamed incompetence—if you can’t address basic professionalism issues with your staff, maybe you shouldn’t be running a store at all. But then if your store has strange exterior odors and a district manager obsessed with unaliving a cat, what can you really expect.
In short: the partners here are mostly lovely, their stories Rogan ready. The coffee is… Starbucks so let’s not get carried away. But (and it’s a big one) the management drama, dumpster theater, and weird cup writing “connections” make this location feel like a sitcom that ran three seasons too long.
Thank goodness for BoxCar @ Lowe’s Foods, where the coffee is fresh, the air is clean, and the only thing making eye contact with you is the barista handing over your latte.
Eric
The woman with the head wrap/band always makes my drink right and knows my drink order. Atmosphere is off with an American flag when they weren’t allowed by store management to put up any pride decorations during pride month. My hometown store I love seeing their year round pride pins and mini flags. I like the book billboard recommendations though!
… moreAlexa Maj
Jessica is absolutely amazing! She is so inviting and detailed. She makes my coffee perfect every time! My family and I will be back!!!
… moreGrace Baiocco
My mom & I both go to this location and rave to each other with how incredible Matthew is. This gentleman has such an incredible personality and his customer service skills are superb. Every time I go here he never seems to have a bad day, always greets you with a big smile on his face, as well as engaging in a quick check in with how your day is going. Starbucks needs more Matt’s! Well done!
… moreChuck Sloan
The coffee is great, but the corporate anti military attitude means I’ll never buy from Starbucks again. A brand new Dunkin’ just opened right behind Starbucks. Dunkin’ has fantastic coffee, a big menu to choose from; the bacon bites are addictive!
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