Starbucks

Name: Starbucks
Address: Unit 2A/2B, Heritage St, near Partition Museum, Amritsar, Punjab, India
Telephone: +9118602660010
Price range: $$$
Rating: 4.5

468 votes

#13 of 247 coffeehouses in Amritsar

3 more branches to eat in Amritsar

$$$$ Price range per person INR 450

Unit 2A/2B, Heritage St, near Partition Museum

Amritsar, Punjab, India

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Seeing Digamber Jain Temple requires time and efforts, so if you feel hungry afterwards, come to Starbucks for a good meal. It's worth coming to this place because of good biscuits and perfectly cooked croissants. This place is famous for delicious latte or great cold coffee.

Food delivery is a big advantage of this spot. Most visitors consider the staff accommodating. If you want to enjoy nice service, you should visit Starbucks. When inside, the atmosphere is calm. Google users who visited this place state that the most suitable score is 4.5.

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Raksh a month ago on Zomato

So good packaging..!!

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Khadku Gaming a month ago on Zomato

thank you for suggesting for velvet vanilla Latte and sandwich

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Rishabh 3 months ago on Google

Disappointing Service and a Stark Irony I visited the Starbucks near the Partition Museum recently, and the experience left me utterly disheartened. The irony of this location—right next to a museum commemorating the resilience of Indians—was glaring. The staff’s behavior was a stark reminder of colonial hangovers that should have been left in the past. While white-skinned foreigners were greeted with warm smiles and impeccable service, we, the locals, were treated like second-class citizens in our own country. I watched as orders were cheerfully brought to their tables, while I had to pick up my own order. I have no problem with self-service if that's the policy, but shouldn’t it apply equally to everyone? This wasn’t just my experience either—I noticed other Indian patrons facing the exact same issues. The preferential treatment towards foreigners was blatant and utterly unacceptable. This kind of behavior is not just unprofessional but downright insulting. A global brand like Starbucks should know better than to allow such discriminatory practices. A coffee shop, especially one in a place of historical significance, should foster equality and inclusivity, not perpetuate outdated biases. To the management: train your staff to treat all customers with respect and fairness. It's 2024, and such behavior has no place in modern India—or anywhere else, for that matter. Price per person: ₹400–600 Food: 3 Service: 1 Atmosphere: 2

Response from the owner 3 months ago

Dear Rishabh,We're sorry to hear about your experience. Your feedback is important to us, and we'd like to make things right. Please reach out to our customer service team at 18602660010 or write to us at [email protected] so we can address your concerns directly.

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