Starbucks - Blacksburg

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I normally get a caramel ribbon crunch at least once a day if not more from the locations in Christiansburg and Blacksburg yesterday I went into this Kroger and ordered my normal drink and the young lady did not know how to make the drink and also put salt crunch in it when I went back and asked her she said that’s how the manager has taught them how to make the caramel ribbon crunch when that is totally wrong I get these drinks every day one or two if not more a day I was very disappointed it did not taste like a normal caramel ribbon crunch nor look like one wish I could post a picture to show called the store today and no one will answer the phone so I left a message for a manager to get back in touch with me.

Must be the weekend of bad customer service. Sorry were cleaning the machine so no morning expresso.

Service is ok, but often incorrect. They charged me 200 pts for just a brew coffee, which should be 50pts.

The staff is very friendly and the location is great for grabbing a cup of coffee before heading onto Highway 81.