Starbucks Coffee Beans Akabane - 渋谷

It was。acent to Akabane Station. A medium-scale shop.

Least favorite Starbucks in Japan! The staff are fine, in my experience, no better or worse than that of most of the dozens of other Starbucks I've been to in Tokyo and elsewhere. Problem is the physical space: very little seating, no electrical outlets for those customers who want to plug in devices, and, most of all, horrible acoustics. The place is LOUD. While it'd be a great place to listen to live chamber music, to sit and try to enjoy coffee or conversation with a friend or just do work on a laptop, the space is barely tolerable. I'm surprised that Starbucks didn't find another space in or around Akabane Station. So many better spaces to be had!

The staff here were very patient with me even though I don't speak Japanese.

I know the staff does the best they can given the influx of people going in and out but the waiting line is very messy and is hard to get a table since students will occupy the seats for hours

Typical Starbucks, staff are nice and welcoming Door from outside is not wheelchair accessible due to internal step. However the entrance connected to the mall (BEANS Akabane) is flat and should be accessible.