Starbucks

Trying Starbucks in Perú ruined Starbucks in the USA. Flavors in Peru taste more real and natural compared to the US that it is only fake syrup taste. I loved the Algarrobina drink from the Peruvian flavors. I hope they bring those flavors to the IS sometime. I am done and exhausted of pumpkin spice and all that American Starbucks stuff. Peruvian Starbucks is way better.

This store was absolutely beautiful, on the second floor with a scenic view of the Plaza De Armas in Cusco. The service was excellent, it was lunchtime and everyone was served quickly. The staff was very friendly, and it was a nice break, with WiFi, from the craziness outside

This Starbucks has a very nice view over the plaza de armas, very friendly staff and a nice space to chill. You receive one Internet code with your order. The bathrooms have been clean.

I was surprised to see the for Brazil typical pao de queijo😻😻😻 soooo tasty!

Unfortunately they didn't have decaf today but we still enjoyed some good snacks and drinks.

Has the chicken ciabatta sandwich here, was really good and brought back home. I had food poisoning earlier in my trip and needed an ultra safe food option and Starbucks Cusco delivered

The only place with good WiFi where I could work from in Cusco.

This is a great location, great people, security, good prices (not inflated). Lots of room also for big or small parties. Quick WiFi. Really nothing to complain about, it’s Starbucks the same all over!

Great customer service. Coffee was good. Kinda tricky to get there but follow the signs or turn on google maps for guide.

Probably the most beautiful
Location for a Starbucks. It is a large store with a lot of space to chat and relax.

It is a Nice starbucks, has a lot of room, confortable chairs and the best is the view to the plaza of armas in cusco, its a goos place to relax and spens time between your site seems!

Great location for hanging out with friends and travelers

We saw the Starbucks logo painted on the wall facing into Plaza de Armas, so naturally we investigated. A short walk down a side alley and a sign pointing in a doorway and up to the second floor led us to Starbucks. The establishment has an astounding amount of seating areas separated into little secluded rooms. The coffee bar itself was set up as any Starbucks might be, with tables along the window facing the square. When ordering our coffees, a flat white and a mocha cold brew, we were asked if we wanted it made with Peruvian coffee. Of course we did! The drinks were fantastic and the view spectacular. Highly recommended.

This is the perfect spot to chill and get wifi and be reminded of home :) There are lots of places to sit, including seats with views of the entire plaza. The menu is different from North America (as expected) and in all of Peru they don't do the good old "free birthday drink" special but it's a beautiful starbucks

Even when visiting another country, partaking in something familiar once in a while does the soul good. The staff here was very patient and friendly, and the coffee was quintessentially Starbucks. Lots of places to sit and enjoy the free wi-fi, too. The store is on the second floor, and the entrance to the building is on the left side. Enjoy!

What can I say about it, it is Starbucks in the very "Plaza de Armas" or main square in Cusco. They have implemented all the sanitary protocols to make sure you are safe in their place. The attention is great and even if they are wearing masks, you can tell they are serving you with a smile. Coffee is delicious and the food, even if the portions are small, is delicious too. You can make yourself part of their club and earn stars to get benefits like and extra shot of coffee in your favorite beverage, some discounts and other nice stuff. I really recommend this place, I love it! Oh, and of course, you can enjoy your coffee with a nice view of Cusco's most visited square.

Good location, plenty of seats.

My favourite Starbucks for its decor and space

an American, am spoiled, spares no expense when it comes to first class coffee. Thanks, Howard; this is the only coffee joint in town that doesn't serve coffee infused water. expect to spend a good chunk of gold here if excellent, quality coffee is important to you. There are however, very good local cafes that render a completely different ambiance and experience that Starbucks can't clone. Explore and wander. Cusco is fantastic...

Great view, plenty of very cosy seating areas near the balconys (not open to the public) lots of space to work. A nice spot to plan your day.

One of the few places in Peru with good WiFi 🤣

Great service and love the interior. Heads up if you’re trying to work remotely here the wifi was poor for me in the morning. I was only getting 3mbps and sometimes it would disconnect