Starbucks (Camp Wisdom & Hwy 67) - Wi-Fi Hotspot - Dallas, TX, USA
N 32° 39.709 W 096° 52.720
14S E 698938 N 3615784
Free wi-fi is available to guests of the Starbucks at 3620 W Camp Wisdom Rd, Dallas, TX. Phone is 972-780-5561.
Waymark Code: WM15J4T
Location: Texas, United States
Date Posted: 01/10/2022
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Sunday: 5 AM to 9 PM
Monday: 7 AM to 9 PM
Tuesday - Saturday: 6 AM to 9 PM
The Starbucks website has a little background about this Community Store, which opened in 2018 to much fanfare:
Community stores are part of a special Starbucks initiative to support youth and economic development in diverse, underserved areas of the country. Each community store seeks to hire from the neighborhood and partner with local women- and minority-owned businesses. Community stores also feature classroom space to provide in-store job training for young people ages 16 to 24 who aren't in school or working. Through a grant from the Starbucks Foundation, the Dallas store will work with the non-profit Generation to provide a multi-week training program to 200 young people over the next two years. The company will also support existing programs aimed at helping connect young people with internships, apprenticeships and jobs.
This one has been designed to have open space like a loft, with high ceilings, and there's definitely more area taken up by tables in the center, framed by two of those newer padded benches, and a lot of comfy chairs down the long side of the store. There's also quite a bit of covered outdoor seating that wraps around the front and side of the store. If you're looking for places to plug in, there are a few outlets inside, but as always, look down at your feet if you're sitting on one of those benches, and you're covered. There's also at least one outdoor outlet box. The scenery isn't the greatest here in southwest Dallas, but they're really working to revive this area: Watch them revive Red Bird Mall behind you if you're a regular visitor.
Notable also is the conference room at the back of the store. It has folding doors that look like they'll provide a barrier to the hustle and bustle in the rest of the store, and as mentioned above, educational classes are held here. The big table looks to hold about a dozen people, and presumably, there's room to plug in your gadgets when school's in session.
The wi-fi signal is what you'd expect from a Starbucks, but it's surprising that they didn't add a little more bandwidth in case the conference room needs it. Counter service is pretty good, and maybe your best option, given the long lines at the drive thru.