Starbucks Erbusco

The Starbucks in Erbusco is literally wedged between petrol stations, car washes and a busy road junction named after a great local socialist partisan. The name of Bonomelli and the kindness of the guys behind the counter are the only touches of life in this dull and gloomy place. To get there, as for all the other shops in the area, a car is mandatory but not sufficient... you also need a fair amount of luck to find parking. Inside, the place is banal in its furnishings and dark in tone as if not to contradict the grayness of the society that created it. I entered driven by misplaced curiosity, I found all the uncomfortable seats occupied by customers who were certainly there driven by my own attempt to understand. But there was little to perceive other than appreciating the tasteless cold desserts, the superfluous flat flavors and the unsuccessful attempts to flavor drinks served in the carton. Finally, coffee and prices were the withered cherries placed on a cake that is notable only for its size. All around, it would be enough to walk into any of the towns to discover authentic pastry shops that offer real flavors at much fairer prices.

A real boss place. Tasty products, of satisfactory quality but not at a low price: for what you see in the photo below I spent €21. All in all they are about €1 above the norm. The staff is friendly and super fast in service, where drive-truh service for the car is also available. The place is modern and the chairs very comfortable!

The Starbucks in Erbusco is literally wedged between petrol stations, car washes and a busy road junction named after a great local socialist partisan. The name of Bonomelli and the kindness of the guys behind the counter are the only touches of life in this dull and gloomy place. To get there, as for all the other shops in the area, a car is mandatory but not sufficient... you also need a fair amount of luck to find parking. Inside, the place is banal in its furnishings and dark in tone as if not to contradict the grayness of the society that created it. I entered driven by misplaced curiosity, I found all the uncomfortable seats occupied by customers who were certainly there driven by my own attempt to understand. But there was little to perceive other than appreciating the tasteless cold desserts, the superfluous flat flavors and the unsuccessful attempts to flavor drinks served in the carton. Finally, coffee and prices were the withered cherries placed on a cake that is notable only for its size. All around, it would be enough to walk into any of the towns to discover authentic pastry shops that offer real flavors at much fairer prices.

A real boss place. Tasty products, of satisfactory quality but not at a low price: for what you see in the photo below I spent €21. All in all they are about €1 above the norm. The staff is friendly and super fast in service, where drive-truh service for the car is also available. The place is modern and the chairs very comfortable!