Isehara, Kanagawa, Japan｜Starbucks Coffee - Tokai University Hospital

[Just a good Starbucks next to the bus waiting room] Visited around 10:05 on 2023/06/03 As part of a Starbucks tour in Isehara City 【directions】 ・It is not near the general reception of Tokai University Hospital. It's the one with the bus waiting room. ・The Starbucks sign is clearly visible from outside, so I think it's fairly easy to find. [Shop atmosphere] ・So-called hospital Starbucks. It may be relatively compact among the hospital Starbucks. ・However, the main feature is that it is next to the bus waiting room. Perfect for waiting for the bus. ・The number of seats is less than 20. It may be a little narrow per seat. However, there is a bus waiting area, so if it's crowded, you can go there.

I happened to be passing by on some business, and while I was there, I decided to visit the Tokai University Hospital Store, which I had been interested in for some time. It was a rare case that a Starbucks was attached to a hospital, and the temperature that day was so sweaty it was hard to believe it was mid-October, so I used my reward ticket and ordered a Blonde Espresso instead of Venti's Espresso Afogato Frappuccino. By changing to blonde, the bitterness of the espresso is suppressed more than usual, and you can finish it in no time. Since it's attached to a hospital, the store staff seems to be paying extra attention to allergies, so even people with allergies or other chronic illnesses can feel safe using the store. The store itself has a small number of seats, but since the bus stop waiting room is next door, it doesn't feel that small.Personally, I felt that it was a comfortable space, and on days when the sun was out, there was a gentle sunlight filtering through the trees. I thought it was comfortable to feel the nature surrounding the store. The age range of the customers was also higher than that of a regular Starbucks, and the atmosphere of the store seemed calmer. I would definitely use it again if I have a chance.

It is right next to the entrance of Tokai University Hospital, so I think most of the customers are patients and hospital workers. The eat-in corner is also more compact than a regular store, with only seats visible along the glass. Since the bus stop and the shuttle terminal are in front of you, the entrance of the store is the same as the waiting room. (There is also a vending machine) I also stop by when I go to the hospital, but it's not crowded, so it's easy to buy. (There was a line of workers during the lunch break.) The atmosphere of the staff is also good. I think it's a good store.