Starbucks - Portland - Photo album

For the love of all things sacred, someone please hire a cleaning crew! This location wasn't just cluttered from business, it was filthy. Grime and detritus in the corners, who knows what smeared on the windows, floor needing a sweep and mop, and the tables and chairs could have used the attention o

Perfectly fine location with modern dark wood / Starbucks furnishings. Store overlooks Director (Plaza) Park and is near the Fox Tower cinemas and inside Portland's retail core. Employees are courteous on my visits. Door could be a bit difficult to navigate for those in a wheelchair or with disabi

In my previous town I had "my Starbucks" and it wasn't until I started coming to this store that I found "my store". I frequent it multiple times a week and while it can be busy, especially when it's sunny, the rushes are always manageable. Kraig and the rest of the partners have become friends to m

We needed to kill some time on a hot evening before heading east to dinner, the airport and Virginia. Most coffee shops in downtown Portland close at six, but this one closed at seven. It was clean and had an open outlet so we could charge our phones. The coffee was exactly what you would expect. If

I have never been so compelled to contact customer service to complain about any of the Starbucks stores I've been to as Starbucks is known for it's great coffee and customer service... until now. Today 8/15/16 at around 3:10PM, my bf and I went to the Starbucks store at 906 SW Taylor St, Portland O

its usually a good place and the baristas are nice, accept for the store manager (the guy with the black glasses) who is mean and gives attitude to people. I was shocked to see his behavior, 3 people left in anger because of him. im a big Starbucks user and haven't seen a behavior like this. I will

The vibe is pretty relaxed despite the downtown location. Most of the time, people are just popping in for their daily coffee fix. It isn't the best for long-term studying/working space but good for meeting up with some people or just grabbing a drink.

I watched an employee who looked like she was very disturbed toss her lit cigarette into the street and go back into the coffee shop. The cigarette is still burning, I was tempted to pick it up and throw it back into the store. I wouldn’t trust my coffee with her.