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TIL that Starbucks is a luxury experience (I'm not a coffee drinker and there's no Starbucks in my town). I thought it was the McDonald's of coffee, I mean if i
by jmnicolas 5y ago
TIL that Starbucks is a luxury experience (I'm not a coffee drinker and there's no Starbucks in my town). I thought it was the McDonald's of coffee, I mean if it's luxury why are they using Styrofoam cups instead of glass?!
- Jaruzel 5y agoIf you are in city with lots of 'premium' coffee shops, Starbucks is generally considered the worst of the 'premium' brands. However, every other shop in large city is a Starbucks, so for many convenience of locale wins over.
- KptMarchewa 5y agoIf Starbucks is a premium shop, what is the lower quality, non-premium one?
- bhelkey 5y agoMcDonald's, 7-Eleven, ...
- KptMarchewa 5y agoAre those thought as a coffee shops in the US?
- tintor 5y agoBecause people buy Starbucks coffee to go. Glasses are heavier.
- christophilus 5y agoMcDonalds coffee is better. Dunkin’ and Chick-fil-A are better. (None of those is great, mind you; just better than Starbucks.) Starbucks is utter swill. Their coffee is always burnt, and if you’ve had anything citrus-like beforehand, their coffee tastes moldy. I have never had a good coffee there, and have never understood the appeal.