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Come on in, stay awhile at our welcoming Starbucks coffeehouse in Greenwood Village. 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.
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Address: 8745 E Orchard Rd, Greenwood Village, CO 80111
Phone: (720) 493-1996
Website: https://www.starbucks.com/store-locator/store/9236/
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Jessica Waldmann
People working today seemed very motivated!
Whoever was at the register did an awesome job explaining drinks to me, since my favorite was discontinued.
They even drew a flower on my cup because I got the summer drink!
… moreWhoever was at the register did an awesome job explaining drinks to me, since my favorite was discontinued.
They even drew a flower on my cup because I got the summer drink!
Fernandez
We are from Kansas and we’ve been here several times while visiting Denver. The staff is always friendly and they have never gotten our orders wrong. Parking is always available and there’s adequate seating outside. The store doesn’t look cluttered. There’s are several tables that are closed off due to COVID.
… moreAura Brewer
Sat/Sun shift 1/24 and 1/25 very sweet, made a delicious matcha
… moreChris Ferguson
Starbucks may be a difficult (individual) store reviewer wise. I’m going to do this. I was visiting the Denver Tech Center and stayed very close to this particular store. No offense to other Starbucks store workers / team / staff members, they all seem to be professional and courteous. Unfortunately, some present to me as (the customer) they are doing me a favor in an almost on auto pilot barista. Now, Susanne (morning shift team member) is AWESOME and I did compliment her in person this morning. Great store, clean, warm and welcoming. The team here is great, she (Susanne) is a kind welcome and Good Morning smile team member ☕️
… moreMicheal Faulkner
Was in and out in less than 5 minutes at 11:30 on a Sunday! Will come back for the friendly and fast service!
… moreCris Hannu
They have a Clover brewer at this location so you always get a fresh brewed coffee!
… moreChandler Crenshaw
They’ve got outdoor seating with a fire pit, can’t beat that!
… moreB
This is probly one of the worst starbucks I been too and probly becuase the area. Winston coffee it is small joint and super friendly! Coffee does not compare to this! Something that I hate is rude and snobby customer service. Barista?! take pride in what you make or call yourself an employee I dont understand with people now in days want high pay but you cannot treat your customers in a kind matter. I have worked in customer service for so long I have had stuff thrown at me But I dont talk back that for darn sure and definetly dont question a customer just find a damn solution also dont question each other on who should remake the drink in front of customer! walked out and threw my breakfast and coffee away since it wasnt made how I asked. Sorry to be an inconvenience to YOUR PAYING JOB!
… moreSammy Adams
Just had a very unpleasant experience at the Orchard Road Starbucks in Greenwood Village, Colorado. First, to enter I had to go very near a group of unmasked people sitting in personal lawn chairs around the entrance. When I asked about this when ordering the woman was dismissive and basically had an :I don’t give a you-know-what attitude. (Note to self: should have left then.)
Then, it is one of those places where the mobile orders are filled ahead of the in-store customers. So the counter filled up with prepared orders while the people piled up inside the very, very small store. So very uncomfortable in these times.
So I waited and waited until everyone had been served except me and then asked if a cup of coffee that had been sitting on the counter for a long time was mine. Everyone else’s name had been called but not mine. The barista (Katie) looked at the cup which had no name. on it Then the I-don’t-care woman at the counter mumbled something about not putting my name on the cup then said it was mine. (BTW I don’t think she did this to be malicious but because of inertia). I grabbed my drink really ready to get out of there and headed toward the door. But my negative experience was not over.
At this point the barista told me I could not use that door saying that it is for exit only. I have respect for that and most businesses have this plainly marked so there is no question about it. Because I had been waiting so long I pointed out that I had observed many people leaving by the prohibited door while I was waiting, to which she quipped, “We try to catch who we can.” This is at a store where if you bring your own chairs (which is apparently a thing there) then you don”t need to social distance or wear masks and said to a customer who was not given their drink, with no apology. The barista then went out of her way to say, “By the way my name is Katie,” very sarcastically because apparently she is proud of her customer service performance this morning and wanted me to know her name.
Want to start your day out wrong? Go see Katie et. al. at the Starbucks in Greenwood Village. By the way this store is probably violating the State of Colorado mask order by allowing people to bring their own chairs and sit next to each other without masks and congregate around doorways where other customers are forced to pass. I did leave my drink and get a refund. What a hassle.
… moreThen, it is one of those places where the mobile orders are filled ahead of the in-store customers. So the counter filled up with prepared orders while the people piled up inside the very, very small store. So very uncomfortable in these times.
So I waited and waited until everyone had been served except me and then asked if a cup of coffee that had been sitting on the counter for a long time was mine. Everyone else’s name had been called but not mine. The barista (Katie) looked at the cup which had no name. on it Then the I-don’t-care woman at the counter mumbled something about not putting my name on the cup then said it was mine. (BTW I don’t think she did this to be malicious but because of inertia). I grabbed my drink really ready to get out of there and headed toward the door. But my negative experience was not over.
At this point the barista told me I could not use that door saying that it is for exit only. I have respect for that and most businesses have this plainly marked so there is no question about it. Because I had been waiting so long I pointed out that I had observed many people leaving by the prohibited door while I was waiting, to which she quipped, “We try to catch who we can.” This is at a store where if you bring your own chairs (which is apparently a thing there) then you don”t need to social distance or wear masks and said to a customer who was not given their drink, with no apology. The barista then went out of her way to say, “By the way my name is Katie,” very sarcastically because apparently she is proud of her customer service performance this morning and wanted me to know her name.
Want to start your day out wrong? Go see Katie et. al. at the Starbucks in Greenwood Village. By the way this store is probably violating the State of Colorado mask order by allowing people to bring their own chairs and sit next to each other without masks and congregate around doorways where other customers are forced to pass. I did leave my drink and get a refund. What a hassle.
Cassie James
This Starbucks was ok. I’m pretty sure something had just gone down in their coffee shop moments before I got there. There was a weird vibe when my husband & I walked in. There was a spilt drink on the floor, and the staff was cleaning up. I ordered, the staff did say hi, but that was it. Didn’t even call my name for my drink. I probably won’t be back to this location, not because of experience, but I don’t live close at all. My drink was delicious.
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