Starbucks

Very busy place with seats outside of the shop. Stair and handicap access for those with large luggage. Small items for sale. Lots of seating. No Wifi that I have seen. Clean environment.

Starbucks has always been over priced for me. But every now and then they come up with some good drinks like the Christmas specials. (Love!)
Thus Starbucks is located inside the station. Its pretty small and is always crowded. There are always rubbish lying everywhere and staff are too busy to clean up.
But I say its a good resting place if you’re waiting to board your train.

Worst Starbucks service/​drinks I’ve experienced. Nice décor and warm on a cold day, though. To escape wandering in the cold to kill time before meeting friends, I stopped in here. My hazelnut latte tasted a bit bitter. I added a sugar. Still no good. I stirrrrrrred. Realized that it just seemed burnt. Added a bit more milk. Meh. Drinkable. But not nice. And flaky service in the procuring of said drink did not help.

One of the nicer Starbucks I have visited in a rail station, this one features a lot more wood paneling making it a more comfortable place to wait out the time until your train departs. They also have a few «outside» tables, which are still inside the station but are out in front of the shop so you can do at least a little people watching. Yep, there are a few trapped pigeons in Liverpool Street, so you can feed them some of your crumbs too.
Otherwise, it’s the same exact Starbucks formula as every other one. A cooler or two of sandwiches and pastries and drinks, a pair of registers with nuts and candy bars for sale, and the usual over-​roasted, burned tasting coffee. As with other *$, they have free wifi (BT Openzone or if you have a registered Starbucks card) and plentiful power outlets.
I don’t usually have time to hang around, but this time I missed the train by 2 minutes and it was 28 more minutes until the next one. This is one of the few seating areas in Liverpool Street Station.