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The branch stays open around the clock, making it useful for early starts, late shifts and after-hours coffee runs.
Trade Centre
Starbucks in Trade Centre is a coffee shop for handcrafted coffee, tea, breakfast and pastries, with a large two-floor seating area. Reviews make it a practical stop for a morning coffee, a tasty iced mocha or a laptop session with Wi-Fi, though noise and service consistency can vary.
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The branch stays open around the clock, making it useful for early starts, late shifts and after-hours coffee runs.
Two floors and a wide area provide substantially more seating than a compact coffee shop, including sofas downstairs.
Free Wi-Fi and laptop charging sockets support work or study sessions, although the room is not always quiet.
The iced mocha received a specific thumbs-up from a visitor who tried it here.
Several reviews describe staff as accommodating, friendly and willing to explain drinks or suggest options.
Choose timing. For quieter work, avoid busy periods: a review describes the spacious branch as crowded and noisy.
Check toilets. If visiting around dawn, check washroom access first; one review says it closes at 4 am for two hours.
Confirm custom drinks. Repeat detailed customisations at the counter and check the drink before leaving, after one Frappuccino order was made incorrectly.
Ask about seating. If arriving late at night, confirm that seating is available before ordering; one customer was told they could not sit after placing an order.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Tue | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Wed | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Thu | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Fri | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Sat | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Sun | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
The pretzel sandwich was singled out as a reliable food choice.
A reviewer says the Dulce de Leches drink is made well when ordered here.
The large seating area can become crowded and noisy, which may undermine a quiet work session.
One detailed review found both toilets dirty, while another reported a temporary overnight closure.
Service reviews range from warm and attentive to complaints about rudeness, ignoring customers and poor communication.
A customised Frappuccino order was sent with coffee despite the customer requesting a cream-based drink.
A reviewer found the food selection limited and said the item ordered could have tasted better.
The Bottom Line
Starbucks in Trade Centre is a useful all-hours coffee stop with two floors, a wide seating area and free Wi-Fi. People come for a morning coffee before work, a quick takeaway, or a longer laptop session. The branch also serves the usual Starbucks drinks alongside breakfast, lunch and pastries.
The reviews name a few specific favourites: the iced mocha was called tasty, the pretzel sandwich was described as consistently good, and the Iced White Mocha worked well as a cold drink for one tired student. The Dulce de Leches drink also gets praise when prepared to the customer’s preference. Space is the main practical advantage.
There are sofas, charging sockets and outdoor seating, but this is not reliably quiet: visitors report crowds, conversation and occasional noise, especially when trying to work. The second floor has been described as less cosy than the first. Service is mixed.
Many customers mention friendly, knowledgeable and accommodating interactions, while others report rude replies, ignored calls or incorrect custom orders. Check customised drinks before leaving. If visiting after midnight, ask about seating and washroom access; one review says the washroom closes for two hours from 4 am.