Good stopping point between Chicago and Bloomington. Being almost directly off I-65 it is an incredibly convenient spot to load up on some caffeinated goodness and snackage. Service is on par with most other Starbucks, it's clean and inviting too. There is also a field nearby if you've got some four-legged friends riding with you which need to stretch their legs or use the loo. The only real issue I can think of at this particular SBUX is the parking lot... it could definitely be bigger or have a better layout to accommodate all the people coming off the highway for their fix.
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Michael P.
They don't have dark coffee. They don't have any sandwiches shown on the case, Sunday. Great place for a sugary drink. Just ignore the menu. They don't have it.
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Regina W.
This Starbucks is an ideal stopping point between Chicago and Indianapolis/Bloomington because it is right off the freeway. I like to stop here because the bathrooms are clean and this Starbucks location also has sandwiches to go in addition to their regular coffee menu. Lately I have noticed though that everyone seems to have realized that this is an excellent refueling stop, so the parking lot is always packed on Sundays.
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Sara P.
This location was packed on a late Saturday morning. I was surrounded by a gaggle of Purdue sorority girls who decided to indiscrimately stand in "line", and debate whether to eat or not to eat, and delay everyone behind them. I actually overheard one argue with her friend over whether consuming a muffin would defeat her goal of achieving a "thigh gap". I can't blame Starbucks for the crowd it attracts, but I wish the baristas would have encouraged these ladies to move along. Extra points for this location carrying the gingerbread latte, which is nowhere to be found in Indianapolis (pout). The baristas were nice, but seemed a bit frazzled. My somewhat-difficult drink order was made correctly. This location seemed very popular, being right off I-65; I'd visit again, if in the area or traveling via I-65...just not during its more busy hours.
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Wayne H.
Cops like to park their cruisers and hang out in the lot in the mornings. Your big city driving ain't appreciated here, ya hear?
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Amanda F.
Clueless baristas. I may have come in on an off day, but it seemed their heads were elsewhere. Ordered a coffee with room for milk, got it and it was totally full. No biggie, just dump a little out. Got to the condiment station, only milk that was not empty was the half and half. The raw sugar was totally out and the others were pretty low. Just a messy area in general. It wasn't too busy, and besides, there were probably 5-6 kids behind the counter. No reason for this location to be in such disarray.
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Sheila P.
coffeee! Friendly staff and quick service
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Mike D.
Just off I-65 and State Road 26, this Starbucks is seconds off the ramp making it a convenient stop for road warriors. This location is a stand-alone, so it does have a drive-thru. If heading north, the next closest Starbucks with easy access off of the interstate is at the Merrillville exit, over an hour away. If headed towards Indianapolis, there is a Starbucks in Lebanon only 30 minutes south. I gave this location 2-stars because they never seem to make a misto correctly.
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Josh G.
The staff was friendly, nice, and efficient. They had great customer service! I felt valued as a customer.
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Tiffany N.
Good Starbucks to stop at if you're in need of a break from driving. it's right off the highway and has a spacious inside area along with outdoor patio complete with tables and umbrellas so you can still get your wi fi on. There weren't a lot of people here and I feel like there were more Bucks employee on their break loafing around than patrons. Drawback of stopping at a Starbucks near a college town? I feel like I'm the oldest person here.
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Carly H.
This is your regular starbucks but the location is great. I hit it up every I go to/from chicago heading to the It's nearby a couple of fast food restaurants and gas station. the baristas are a little distracted at times, so make sure that they confirm your order.. they've given me the wrong size 2x already, hence the 2stars.( otherwise your normal experience- so i still return..)
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Scott M.
I'm not a huge fan of Starbucks, but on a long drive across Indiana this was a good stop for a bathroom break and some wake-up juice. I enjoyed a sweet coffee beverage that was quite tasty even if it cost 5 times what it should.
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Brent S.
Standard Starbucks experience however the parking lot and driveway situation for this particular one were terrible! There were turn lanes, lights, roundabouts every which way. We got the birthday frapp, it was mediocre but that wasn't this locations fault. The customer behind me had their order all messed up however mine was intact. 3/5 would coffee again.
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Steve S.
Unlike so many Starbucks, this one hasn't gotten rid of its comfy leather chairs. Please don't change! Always a welcome oasis on the trip between Bloomington and Chicago.
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Scotty R.
You all need to do something about that parking lot which is extremely congested on the weekends. We were involved in a fender bender because the parking lot had people parking just along the perimeter of the property as other patrons made their way through the drive through lane with almost no lighting. How about taking some profits from those over priced lattes and making a run over to Home Depot or calling corporate and getting a barista to manage the overflow? I called and spoke to the store and district manager and they apologized and said they would send a gift card but that check is still in the mail. Gotta say they crank out the coffees at this locale but need a Grande Training on managing the espresso traffic and please do something about the lack of lighting. Get it together Starbucks!
I stood at the counter for several minutes waiting for one of the 4 baristas to at least acknowledge me. I also overheard one of the baristas laugh at my vegan friend who politely double checked about the ingredients in her drink.
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Melissa B.
Service was okay but they were out of everything we tried to order (breakfast items). Then to make matters worse the coffee was burnt. Do not recommend this store, especially since there is another Starbucks one mile away.
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David T.
Typical Starbucks location. Friendly staff and fast service and the wifi is decent speed. That is all you really need in a Starbucks, isn't it? :)
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Stacy O.
The good: It's right off 65 and 26, making it a logical stop heading to or from Indianapolis. It was easy enough to get to from the highway. The bad: The four baristas working seemed really busy wearing green aprons and standing around. I waited ten minutes for my drink and I was the only one who had ordered or was waiting for something. Wait, no. Not true. The barista who came in for a frappuccino before her shift got her drink before I did, though she ordered after me. Two baristas asked me what I was waiting on (city slicker loitering near the counter! Danger!) but still dawdled picking up the marked cup or making the drink. I'd skip this one next time. Or pretend to be a barista so I could get my drink faster.
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Jen R.
Really busy, took 15 minutes to get two drinks from the drive thru once we reached the window. Made my toffee nut frap wrong- they just blended milk, ice and toffee nut syrup. I had to tell them how to make it. My husbands flat white was gross.
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Alyssa D.
After getting my drink, I took it to the self-service stand to put milk in it; there was no milk, only half and half. When I politely asked a barista if she had any non-fat milk she said hold on, made two more drinks, then said "take off your lid" and poured about a tablespoon of milk into my coffee. When I said "could I have a little more please" she dumped a ton of milk into my cup and said under her breathe "Order it with milk next time." She was so rude, especially since there is supposed to be milk at the self-service station to begin with. I shouldn't have to ask for any, nor should I be scolded for not ordering my drink WITH milk if I like to put it in myself.
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Candice G.
I came for the bathrooms, I stayed for the tea... and because my butt fell asleep while I was driving back to Chicago from Indy. Several birds killed with one stone here, folks. - Average sized Starbucks. - Not super ideal parking lot. - Clean + spacious bathrooms. - Super busy for an off-highway coffee shop on a Friday night. - A ton of (comfy) seating for a Starbucks of this side. - Plenty of eager staff. Super nice folks here. - Ryan Adams on the speakers. Nice... I'd say it's worth adding an extra road trip pit stop here... Get some caffeine, stretch your legs, and let your butt wake up.
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Peggy S.
Friendly staff but wow were those lines long both inside and in the drive thru. Then because of the design of the parking lot and the number of cars, it took some serious maneuvering and going out of the entrance to leave.
Christian K.
Good stopping point between Chicago and Bloomington. Being almost directly off I-65 it is an incredibly convenient spot to load up on some caffeinated goodness and snackage. Service is on par with most other Starbucks, it's clean and inviting too. There is also a field nearby if you've got some four-legged friends riding with you which need to stretch their legs or use the loo. The only real issue I can think of at this particular SBUX is the parking lot... it could definitely be bigger or have a better layout to accommodate all the people coming off the highway for their fix.
(4)Michael P.
They don't have dark coffee. They don't have any sandwiches shown on the case, Sunday. Great place for a sugary drink. Just ignore the menu. They don't have it.
(1)Regina W.
This Starbucks is an ideal stopping point between Chicago and Indianapolis/Bloomington because it is right off the freeway. I like to stop here because the bathrooms are clean and this Starbucks location also has sandwiches to go in addition to their regular coffee menu. Lately I have noticed though that everyone seems to have realized that this is an excellent refueling stop, so the parking lot is always packed on Sundays.
(3)Sara P.
This location was packed on a late Saturday morning. I was surrounded by a gaggle of Purdue sorority girls who decided to indiscrimately stand in "line", and debate whether to eat or not to eat, and delay everyone behind them. I actually overheard one argue with her friend over whether consuming a muffin would defeat her goal of achieving a "thigh gap". I can't blame Starbucks for the crowd it attracts, but I wish the baristas would have encouraged these ladies to move along. Extra points for this location carrying the gingerbread latte, which is nowhere to be found in Indianapolis (pout). The baristas were nice, but seemed a bit frazzled. My somewhat-difficult drink order was made correctly. This location seemed very popular, being right off I-65; I'd visit again, if in the area or traveling via I-65...just not during its more busy hours.
(3)Wayne H.
Cops like to park their cruisers and hang out in the lot in the mornings. Your big city driving ain't appreciated here, ya hear?
(3)Amanda F.
Clueless baristas. I may have come in on an off day, but it seemed their heads were elsewhere. Ordered a coffee with room for milk, got it and it was totally full. No biggie, just dump a little out. Got to the condiment station, only milk that was not empty was the half and half. The raw sugar was totally out and the others were pretty low. Just a messy area in general. It wasn't too busy, and besides, there were probably 5-6 kids behind the counter. No reason for this location to be in such disarray.
(2)Sheila P.
coffeee! Friendly staff and quick service
(3)Mike D.
Just off I-65 and State Road 26, this Starbucks is seconds off the ramp making it a convenient stop for road warriors. This location is a stand-alone, so it does have a drive-thru. If heading north, the next closest Starbucks with easy access off of the interstate is at the Merrillville exit, over an hour away. If headed towards Indianapolis, there is a Starbucks in Lebanon only 30 minutes south. I gave this location 2-stars because they never seem to make a misto correctly.
(2)Josh G.
The staff was friendly, nice, and efficient. They had great customer service! I felt valued as a customer.
(4)Tiffany N.
Good Starbucks to stop at if you're in need of a break from driving. it's right off the highway and has a spacious inside area along with outdoor patio complete with tables and umbrellas so you can still get your wi fi on. There weren't a lot of people here and I feel like there were more Bucks employee on their break loafing around than patrons. Drawback of stopping at a Starbucks near a college town? I feel like I'm the oldest person here.
(3)Carly H.
This is your regular starbucks but the location is great. I hit it up every I go to/from chicago heading to the It's nearby a couple of fast food restaurants and gas station. the baristas are a little distracted at times, so make sure that they confirm your order.. they've given me the wrong size 2x already, hence the 2stars.( otherwise your normal experience- so i still return..)
(2)Scott M.
I'm not a huge fan of Starbucks, but on a long drive across Indiana this was a good stop for a bathroom break and some wake-up juice. I enjoyed a sweet coffee beverage that was quite tasty even if it cost 5 times what it should.
(3)Brent S.
Standard Starbucks experience however the parking lot and driveway situation for this particular one were terrible! There were turn lanes, lights, roundabouts every which way. We got the birthday frapp, it was mediocre but that wasn't this locations fault. The customer behind me had their order all messed up however mine was intact. 3/5 would coffee again.
(3)Steve S.
Unlike so many Starbucks, this one hasn't gotten rid of its comfy leather chairs. Please don't change! Always a welcome oasis on the trip between Bloomington and Chicago.
(5)Scotty R.
You all need to do something about that parking lot which is extremely congested on the weekends. We were involved in a fender bender because the parking lot had people parking just along the perimeter of the property as other patrons made their way through the drive through lane with almost no lighting. How about taking some profits from those over priced lattes and making a run over to Home Depot or calling corporate and getting a barista to manage the overflow? I called and spoke to the store and district manager and they apologized and said they would send a gift card but that check is still in the mail. Gotta say they crank out the coffees at this locale but need a Grande Training on managing the espresso traffic and please do something about the lack of lighting. Get it together Starbucks!
(2)Janos J.
We usually stop here on our way to Chicago. Besides that, this place is ALWAYS so packed, as you can see from my image. 100% of the parking lot was full, so people parked on the side street by the grass. The place is typically like any other Starbucks, nothing better, nothing worse. The bathrooms were clean as well, which is a plus. Over all, the place is fine. Starbucks, is Starbucks, not some café in Europe with brilliant latte art perfected by skilled barista's.
(4)Melinda G.
I stood at the counter for several minutes waiting for one of the 4 baristas to at least acknowledge me. I also overheard one of the baristas laugh at my vegan friend who politely double checked about the ingredients in her drink.
(1)Melissa B.
Service was okay but they were out of everything we tried to order (breakfast items). Then to make matters worse the coffee was burnt. Do not recommend this store, especially since there is another Starbucks one mile away.
(1)David T.
Typical Starbucks location. Friendly staff and fast service and the wifi is decent speed. That is all you really need in a Starbucks, isn't it? :)
(5)Stacy O.
The good: It's right off 65 and 26, making it a logical stop heading to or from Indianapolis. It was easy enough to get to from the highway. The bad: The four baristas working seemed really busy wearing green aprons and standing around. I waited ten minutes for my drink and I was the only one who had ordered or was waiting for something. Wait, no. Not true. The barista who came in for a frappuccino before her shift got her drink before I did, though she ordered after me. Two baristas asked me what I was waiting on (city slicker loitering near the counter! Danger!) but still dawdled picking up the marked cup or making the drink. I'd skip this one next time. Or pretend to be a barista so I could get my drink faster.
(2)Jen R.
Really busy, took 15 minutes to get two drinks from the drive thru once we reached the window. Made my toffee nut frap wrong- they just blended milk, ice and toffee nut syrup. I had to tell them how to make it. My husbands flat white was gross.
(1)Alyssa D.
After getting my drink, I took it to the self-service stand to put milk in it; there was no milk, only half and half. When I politely asked a barista if she had any non-fat milk she said hold on, made two more drinks, then said "take off your lid" and poured about a tablespoon of milk into my coffee. When I said "could I have a little more please" she dumped a ton of milk into my cup and said under her breathe "Order it with milk next time." She was so rude, especially since there is supposed to be milk at the self-service station to begin with. I shouldn't have to ask for any, nor should I be scolded for not ordering my drink WITH milk if I like to put it in myself.
(1)Candice G.
I came for the bathrooms, I stayed for the tea... and because my butt fell asleep while I was driving back to Chicago from Indy. Several birds killed with one stone here, folks. - Average sized Starbucks. - Not super ideal parking lot. - Clean + spacious bathrooms. - Super busy for an off-highway coffee shop on a Friday night. - A ton of (comfy) seating for a Starbucks of this side. - Plenty of eager staff. Super nice folks here. - Ryan Adams on the speakers. Nice... I'd say it's worth adding an extra road trip pit stop here... Get some caffeine, stretch your legs, and let your butt wake up.
(4)Peggy S.
Friendly staff but wow were those lines long both inside and in the drive thru. Then because of the design of the parking lot and the number of cars, it took some serious maneuvering and going out of the entrance to leave.
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