Starbucks

Small store, unique vibe, very laid back, it's never been a perky place -- just calm steady pleasant atmosphere. Tends to be a regular spot for commuters, construction/industrial workers, and often times a gathering place for large groups of drivers for hire and friends, with random visitors largely coming from folks who are getting annual vehicle tabs at licensing office a couple doors down. Good spot to chill and work on computer or do some reading if you don't mind close quarters without plush seating. The music is often a few notches softer than the blaring noise in some cafes. Baristas tend to be of the longer-term variety, resulting in better quality, more consistent beverages made with efficient speedy service. The food options are limited. The bathrooms recently transitioned into "gender neutral" assignment to comply with some very liberal local legislation... It has made for a very uncomfortable and confusing experience because the bathrooms are not single-occupant rooms with a lock, so at any time someone of the opposite sex can enter and catch a person by surprise (this may have changed by the time this review is being read, so it's only cautionary). For anyone preferring to stick with traditional bathroom usage, the first door you approach in the hallway has urinals, the second only stalls (you may assign the gender you believe should be affiliated with such design models... hopefully it's evidently clear). Wi-Fi is accessible throughout the parking lot, a huge huge bonus!