Starbucks

This store had colorful rainbow leading to the entrance of the Starbucks store. How fun! So, we walked on the rainbow and went inside. What awaited us at the end of the rainbow was a small store with long wood counter table in the middle. It was clean, organized and with a nice amount of natural light coming in from the windows. They had Seattle and Washington State themed mugs and tumblers, which were really cute! They had usual offerings of drinks and food. The food and dessert offerings were neatly displayed on the counter. I felt like they had more baked goods offerings than some other Starbucks that I've visited at other location outside of Seattle... They all looked really good to me! We bought one drink, and since it was not during any kind of peak hour, it was a nice quick visit.

It's Starbucks. So, the coffee (a traditional latte and a chai tea latte (Starbucks' take on Indian tea which is not as bad as one would guess) and egg bites (which we order these days more often than I would like to admit. They definitely are a bit pricey but the taste is always consistent) were as usual delicious. I wish Starbucks would remember my preference how I like my latte considering I have to tell the barista the same thing every time I visit Starbucks.

Maybe if this store put as much effort into the store as the barista did into the inches of bad makeup he piled onto his face, this store would've been worth stopping at...but probably not then either. They didn't have ingredients for one frappuccino and the other flavor had been discontinued (even though it was on their menu).