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I have just had the best breakfast ever. Seriously thus place is 10/10. Yummy food,fast service and a lovely friendly atmosphere.

You have an employer named sarah louise,who i found very rude,also not very approachable,will take my money else were

Typically I absolutely love Starbucks, however this particular Starbucks manages to mess up my order on numerous occasions. Once or twice I don’t mind we’re human and all make mistakes. However I’ve visited this store twice in the last two days, I asked for a large iced oat matcha latte with white mocha sauce.. I got a medium, they remade it.. I then got it without the white mocha (wasn’t until I’d driven off and tasted it I noticed). Today.. again I asked for the same thing AGAIN, I got a medium, it was remade but they just threw loads of ice in the drink and blended it up so I now can barely drink it because it’s FULL of blended ice and tastes like cinnamon?! Previously they’ve made it hot when I’ve asked for iced, I’ve had it made with normal milk when I ask for oat milk. I work nearby and lots of my colleagues complain that their coffee is burnt and ridiculously hot which coffee shouldn’t be. Not to mention a time when I ordered spinach & red pepper egg bites for my partner, they were freezing cold! Fed up of this place messing up simple orders.

This is possibly the worst Costa in Milton Keynes! Low stock, no cream limited choice across the board. Slow service in fact this place is a shambles

Called in here June 29th. There were a few people in watching football in the afternoon. The barman couldn't have been any slower and after visiting the toilets, I told him there was no toilet roll in ladies, he acknowledged me but never moved to do anything about it. The rest of the staff were all on their mobile phones, not very professional. One plus, the music playing was fab, great dj

Brought a steak and kidney pie from the original Cornish pasties today whilst out with the family. Food was absolutely disgusting, steak was extremely dry and the pastry on the bottom wasn’t even cooked. Think even the seagulls would turn their beaks up at this one

I have ordered coffee 4 times there over the last 6 months, and everytime it has been undrinkable. The Americano in particular is bitter water with no taste of coffee. I noticed that their espresso brewhead is much shallower than most coffee machines, so they pack much less coffee than in other cafes. I had coffee with other people here and all have the same complaints. The cakes and pastries are fine though, that's why I give it a 2.

Really slow service, took an age to get lunch. Pizza was greasy with no cutlery, salad or any add-ons, serviette. Just pizza in a box. Decent sport on TV and near the beach

Always lovely to gossip after a lecture with a coffee yolo at the stack -has a great atmosphere and heaters! Ask for the £1.50 coffee!

¿Cada mesa vacía estaba sucia y llena de platos sucios? El servicio fue pésimo. No se le ofreció leche ni se le dijo dónde obtenerla. No, gracias. Simplemente espantoso.

Starbucks had a LTO of three quite interesting flavoured lattes so I swallowed my dislike of the chain and decided to try them. Firstly, there is no pricing online so I couldn’t query it but the same drink cost £1 extra on my second visit! I asked about this and was met with sullen, grumpy faces. I visited this Starbucks four times in one week and encountered miserable, unfriendly staff each time. Simply not worth the quite frankly ridiculous cost!

Very old bar where all heads turn when you walk in. Two young waitresses at behind the bar at the kitchen door, one chewing her fingers. We approached one to see if we could have lunch. She sat us through in the restaurant. Terrible space! In desperate need of a refurbishment. Wall lights missing, stains on the walls, bugs in ceiling lights, mfr radio blaring, chair material hanging off, lonely dirt vase sitting on a window ledge. Lg Sign on the wall asking you to oder and pay for drinks at the bar. That's the last place I want to go back too. Waitress came over and gave us a board with an evening menu on and a pensioners menu. I asked her for two glasses of tap water. When it came it was two pints glasses. My mum is 83, never in her life has she drunk out of a pint glass!!! Anyway we were told there was no lunch menu today. Midweek at lunch time, odd when you advertise lunch and evening times! We ordered our food not expecting much to be honest. Food was lovely, tasty and hot. Not keen on bitty chips or being served in a chip basket but that's just me. What a shame the chef is lease/contracted this kitchen in a dump of a place. BOH staff need to find a premises nearer town away from Dows bar that really don't love their building or business. Sweet menu looked nice but we were ready to leave. Asked waitress twice for bill. Ended up going to the two waitresses that were still sat down, we paid and left a tip. No, thank you, bye, have a nice day, see you again. Nothing. Barman ignored us too. All eight to ten people in bar watched us walk back through. Horrible unkempt place. Food was lovely but will never return.

The back of the staffs’ shirts say “Hot drink, warm welcome” but it is far from a warm welcome: There were three staff this morning, one at the till and two running the coffee machines turning out a pretty poor quality espresso, then shouting at you when they had made it because they just read the order from a screen. I ate in, and although the croissant was good enough, it was handed to me in a bag and the espresso coffee had a lid on it, despite trying to ask for it not to have a lid. I wonder when full service restaurants will put lids on hot drinks for “health and safety” reasons? I know an independent cafe in Mayfair that is the about same price (£5.05) where the coffee is truly excellent and the snacks are too, so why have the chains taken over? Of course, croissant + bag = crumbs on table, so a paper plate would be better. The ambience is rubbish, there was piping of poor cover versions of what would otherwise be favourite Christmas songs (presumably to save licence costs), the chairs were uncomfortable. If you want a quick take-away coffee for the train then it is somewhere to get one I suppose (although why you can’t buy a Nespresso machine and frother and make a better cup at home, then stick it in a travel mug and save £2 per day is beyond me), but if you want to sit and enjoy a quick breakfast then I think anywhere else would be better than Pret. For over £5 for an espresso and a croissant, Pret is just not good enough and this was a great eye-opener.

Went here with friends for breakfast, slow service seems the staff werent interested in customers, quite expensive for a small town, we ordered 3 large breakfasts and didnt recieve the full amount of toast, its importamt you get what you pay for, no interaction from staff,