So yeah, it's a Starbucks and that means you've got your expected beverages in all their tall, grade, and venti glory along with the usual selection of pastries and breakfast sandwiches.  For my part, I'm hooked on 180 soy mochas with no whip and Starbucks still sets a standard for me.  The first step to recovery is to admit you have an addiction- done.\n\nAll that said, I'll agree with previous reviews that this location has some pretty limited seating and it's done in a \"shotgun style\" with a door in the front and a door in the back, with a straight shot through to each.  To its credit, the store was very recently remodeled to include some additional bar seating and I quite like the fact I can park in the back lot and get into the store- easy access and easy departure are more than can be said for most local Starbucks locations.\n\nFor all the wi-fi vampires out there, all Starbucks now have free wi-fi wrapped in an entrainment package that offers music, news, and more.  I tried it out and it's not too bad for a portal.  Plus, after the welcome splash screen you can surf to where ever you like, all to your heart's content- well, at least as much as 2 hours will get you.\n\nBusiest times are weekday mornings from about 7:30 till 8:30- the line can snake all over the front end of the store.  However, outside that rush you can usually find a table seat or enjoy a couple of comfy high-backed chairs perfect for reading something and enjoying a beverage.  Lots of locals stop in, so it's a good place to chat with the neighbors.  If you stop by on a Sunday morning, you can usually find the wife and I thumbing thru the local paper.