Reviews for Starbucks in Waikoloa Village, HI

Your typical Starbucks. They only have Hawaiian merchandise, so you can't get basic reusable cups for your trip (which is fine!)... They have yo deal with the tourists, so treat them nice. Read more

Always a fan of Starbucks but each location has its own vibe. This one favorites locals over tourist. I always order tall... pike, a brewed coffee that doesn?t require fancy latte machine. Normally the bar Sista that takes the order gets the coffee forme right away, not here. I was told that I have to wait for my coffee just like everyone else, in line with lattesFrappuccino?s and other fancy things that take time. Then right after me a local orders tall pike and gets his coffee rightaway. This is not right? shame on you Starbucks team! Read more

Like many Starbucks, they don?t always get the order correct ???????? Must add thousands to their their business model in... wastage and therefore pushes up the price of their coffee drinks. I usually order a double espresso macchiato, a simple drink tomake, but one that gets made wrong way too many times Read more

Dakota She was very kind, excellent employee, she made me feel like I was in the Starbucks of my location, as if I were at home,... if I visited the island again, I would visit this place again Read more

Consistent quality. Decent coffee and okay croissants.

Worst Frappucinos we've ever had... Tasted like ice. The staff were nice, but they should probably do some quality checks in... order to deliver consistent flavor Read more

This Starbucks store is located in the queen's market place, which means that you conveniently can visit this store while you... are shopping. Nothing special compared to other Starbucks stores, but you make an order ahead if you have a Starbucksapplication. Read more

Can?t rely on this location anymore. Sucks when I?m going to work and plan to get a coffee before hand.. only to find these guys... decide to close hours before posted (normal) hours. Someone up top needs to get it together. Then they write some snobby signsaying to stop pulling on the doors. Like it?s the public?s fault for trying to open a door that should be unlocked. Read more