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  • I've visited this location several times now, mostly it was ordering at the drive through. On a good day I can get my order quick as there is no other vehicle in front of me, but more times then not there is quite a line up. A couple of days ago I saw the line up and said "Hell no..." so me being the genius figured maybe ordering inside the store would be faster. When I got inside the store there was only one other customer a head of me, I don't know how long she was there for but I suspect it was long enough, to raise her voice and say "can we get some service please!" bare in my mind why I went in to begin with, the long line up of cars outside. To be fair this is normal for businesses to not have enough staffing, nothing I haven't seen before. Anyways when it was my turn I placed my order, the whole time I was watching this younger worker, maybe in his teens I guess, no name tag not even the "in training" one, shirt looked crisp like it was his first time wearing it, not to say it was, he was learning as he stood next to my server. My problem with this young gentleman was that before he handed me my coffee, I watched him rubbed his nose four times, he picked his ear once. I have allergies, that's what I'd do if I didn't take anything for it, as any sufferer knows your nose, eyes, and even ears gets itchy. Maybe he had allergies. However, this young man should of known to wash his hands before touching the coffee machine, and the cup he poured my coffee with. Now I don't know if all employees are obligated to take a good handling course, I think the law is only one person on the shift is required to have the food handling certificate. This course would emphasized the importance of washing your hands... after touching your nose, your ears garbage, raw meat, etc. I called over his trainer, I presume she was his trainer and inform her that the guy rubbed his nose and picked his ear, didn't wash his hands, then proceeded to touch the coffee machine and my cup, and who knows who else's cup. The lady at first didn't understand what I was saying, so you know I had to point to young man and with my hands gestured touching my nose and ear then touching the cup. I walked away with her saying okay she understands, honestly I felt she was just brushing me off... I don't know if she did understood, but I don't think I will visit there anytime soon. At the moment I don't recommend this location. This is based solely on my own experiences. Thanks.
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