Starbucks small coffee is now $2/cup

[JEDI]

starbucks raised prices just in time for the holiday season.
a tall coffee is now $1.95.

McD is still $1 for a small, right?
yeah, going there

 

[pete6032]

Good for you. I'm glad we all have options to pick what we want.

 

[SparkyJJO]

Brew your own, save even more money.

 

[A Casual Fitz]

McD's usually does $1 any size for a while.

 

[AznAnarchy99]

$1.95 for a double espresso.

 

[DrPizza]

starbucks raised prices just in time for the holiday season.
a tall coffee is now $1.95.

McD is still $1 for a small, right?
yeah, going there

Locally, McD's is 25 cents for a small cup, $1 for a large or any other size.

 

[CA19100]

starbucks raised prices just in time for the holiday season.
a tall coffee is now $1.95.

McD is still $1 for a small, right?

Yep. And it still tastes like they ran hot water through an ashtray to produce it.

A tall Starbucks drip coffee was $1.25 in 1994. Now it's $1.95. Adjusted for inflation, it should be $2.01, so they've actually dropped the price over the years.

Truly not seeing the outrage here. In-n-out Burger charges twice what McDonald's does for a cheeseburger, and they seem to be doing just fine charging more for a better product.

 

[A Casual Fitz]

Yep. And it still tastes like they ran hot water through an ashtray to produce it.

A tall Starbucks drip coffee was $1.25 in 1994. Now it's $1.95. Adjusted for inflation, it should be $2.01, so they've actually dropped the price over the years.

Truly not seeing the outrage here. In-n-out Burger charges twice what McDonald's does for a cheeseburger, and they seem to be doing just fine charging more for a better product.

Starbucks doesn't taste any better.

 

[Zodiark1593]

Unfortunately for me, the GF is absolutely obsessed with Starbucks.

The local coffee house I frequent in winter mornings will fill up my 30 Oz Yeti mug for $2.00, with some of my cocoa, I can whip up a decent enough mocha for my long commute. On top of that, their drip coffee is superior to any Starbucks drip.

 

[Brainonska511]

Yep. And it still tastes like they ran hot water through an ashtray to produce it.

A tall Starbucks drip coffee was $1.25 in 1994. Now it's $1.95. Adjusted for inflation, it should be $2.01, so they've actually dropped the price over the years.

Truly not seeing the outrage here. In-n-out Burger charges twice what McDonald's does for a cheeseburger, and they seem to be doing just fine charging more for a better product.

Yep, nbd. Plus, the coffee still tastes bleh.

What's more annoying - the coffee place across from my place of work shrank the size of the small and also increased the price. Fortunately, 99% of the time, I stick to 1 mug/day that I have at home before leaving for work.

 

[dave_the_nerd]

Locally, McD's is 25 cents for a small cup, $1 for a large or any other size.

So, you qualify for "Senior Coffee"?

 

[s0me0nesmind1]

starbucks raised prices just in time for the holiday season.
a tall coffee is now $1.95.

McD is still $1 for a small, right?
yeah, going there

I occasionally go to Starbucks for a triple shot espresso. That's about it. No coffee, etc...

McDonalds, sadly can't deliver that as far as I am aware. I need my cocaine (I mean caffeine) socially acceptable drug handled appropriately.

 

[isekii]

I've started to only buy coffee when there is promos going on. Usually Dunkin.
After jets/giants win .25 cent medium.
They also had a promo for like 2 months 99 cents large iced dark roast so I took full advantage of that.

Starbucks only if there is a reward on my wife's account and only the reserve brew ( comes out to like 7-8 bucks ) for a large iced.

 

[88keys]

Go to Dunkin Donuts. It's cheaper and it tastes better. The only thing is that it's not trendy but nobody will scoff at you for having an Android phone.

 

[Printer Bandit]

Starbucks tastes like it was filtered through dirty whitey tighties

 

[FelixDeCat]

Starbucks

 

[Carson Dyle]

I've never been to a Starbucks. They're everywhere around here, but they're outnumbered by other coffee shop by at least 10:1. I like 7-eleven coffee just fine.

 

[us3rnotfound]

Most of the time, I'm not really satisfied with their regular coffee, it tastes watered-down, and it doesn't start out hot enough. McDonald's regular on the other hand, once it finally cools down, is great, imo.

 

[lxskllr]

Paying even $1 for a large coffee grates on me. I can get 34oz of Wegmans brand French roast grinds for $7. It's the equal of any carryout coffee, and virtually free on a per cup basis.

 

[kranky]

McD's coffee is fine with me. Don't care for SB as I find it too bitter. It may be great coffee, but my brain associates the taste with the coffee that has been on the burner much too long.

 

[CraKaJaX]

Brew your own, save even more money.

This x100000.

I fill my 22oz mug every day before I leave for work. That ~$1.50 a day adds up.... not to mention home brewed is much more delicious anyway.

 

[waggy]

I like McD's coffee. and at $1 for a large. its a good deal.

Another good place is hyvee gas station. They have really good coffee, hot chocolate and heck the soda fountain is good. They are also $1 a large.

we have 2 starbucks in town. they are always packed. so they must be doing something right.

 

[cbrunny]

Anyone who doesn't make their own coffee is a huge sucker.

 

[akugami]

Starbucks tastes like it was filtered through dirty whitey tighties

I don't even want to know... D:

 

[soulcougher73]

Brewing Peet's Cafe Domingo as i type this. Brew faster!!!