Reviews of Starbucks Götgatan

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My New Year's resolution in 2003 was "never again Starbucks" (I was living in Australia at the time), which I kept, except when the ex-wife's family wanted to buy a coffee in San Salvador in 2011.

Now a friend persuaded me to come here, because the restaurant we were at had a broken machine, and... well...

The place is not that old, but already worn out (my armchair was falling apart).

The coffee, after all, was über-bitter and a bit like that robust.

Because their machines are (half?) I guess that's how their double espresso should be.

My New Year's resolution in 2003 was "never again Starbucks" (I was living in Australia at the time), which I kept, except when the ex-wife's family wanted to buy a coffee in San Salvador in 2011.

Now a friend persuaded me to come here, because the restaurant we were at... Show full »

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There's always bad service in this place.
why? Either they don't speak Swedish, or they don't know how to smile, or it's just half-shit and feels run down, without any real commitment or like now, when I finally found the only café that was open during Easter and has sat for 15 minutes - and then the café assistant comes and says "we close early today , so in 15 minutes!" Love the room but if this place goes in the can, then I won't cry!

There's always bad service in this place.
why? Either they don't speak Swedish, or they don't know how to smile, or it's just half-shit and feels run down, without any real commitment or like now, when I finally found the only café that was open during Easter and has... Show full »