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DismissStarbucks is a coffeehouse chain. They sell a variety of coffee drinks, hot and cold beverages, and snacks.
starbucks.comDo Starbucks pay breaks?
Sometimes. Only some people get paid breaks at Starbucks.
Cafes who pay breaks include Intelligentsia, Philz Coffee and Gregorys Coffee.
Last updated July 16, 2026
Which cafes pay breaks?
- Intelligentsia Most people get paid breaks
- Philz Coffee Most people get paid breaks
- Gregorys Coffee Only some people get paid breaks
- Peet's Coffee Most people get paid breaks
- Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf Most people get paid breaks
- Noah's New York Bagels Only some people get paid breaks
- Specialty's Cafe & Bakery Only some people get paid breaks
- Summer Moon Coffee Most people get paid breaks
- Haraz Coffee House Only some people get paid breaks
- Gong Cha Most people get paid breaks
Jobs at Starbucks
Jobs where breaks are paid
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What people are saying about sick pay at Starbucks
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Best thing
the mola
Worst thing
the stress and feet hurting from standing so long and lack of bathroom breaks and my manager not getting up to help
Report this reviewBarista at Starbucks, April 2025
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Best thing
- fun coworkers
- nice customers
- light effort tasks
- easy products to makeWorst thing
- managers are stressed and take it out on workers
- hr sucks
- lots of tasks, you get punished if you forget one
- breaks get interruptedReport this reviewShift lead barista at Starbucks, April 2025
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Best thing
Making connections with customers and coworkers
Worst thing
Last minute everything, very little training, no real benefits, everything changing last minute, no breaks.
Report this reviewAssistant manager at Starbucks, January 2025

