Hacienda Alsacia Starbucks Coffee Farm, Sabanilla: Photos, Reviews & Location

Seattle-based coffeehouse chain known for its signature roasts, light bites and WiFi availability.

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Alajuela Province, Sabanilla, Costa Rica

starbuckscoffeefarm.com

+506 2103 4282

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What is the rating of Hacienda Alsacia Starbucks Coffee Farm?: Hacienda Alsacia Starbucks Coffee Farm is rated 4.6 out of 5 based on 3,488 reviews.
Where is Hacienda Alsacia Starbucks Coffee Farm located?: Alajuela Province, Sabanilla, Costa Rica
How can I contact Hacienda Alsacia Starbucks Coffee Farm?: Phone: +506 2103 4282 · Website: starbuckscoffeefarm.com

Reviews (8)

cecia alvarado 2024 Jan 08

One of the kind experience. Beautiful scenery, relaxing and a learning experience. Our tour guide was knowledgeable, interactive and incorporates local history.
I didn’t get to try the coffee from the coffee shop because they lost my ticket and after 30 min of waiting, I gave up.

lanster 2024 Jan 07

We stopped for a tour of the coffee plantation. Very educational experience, teaching us how the coffee plantation and operation works. They showed from start to finish how coffee is planted all the way up to when to remove the tree/plant and start over. At the end of the tour they give us a sample of a medium blend and what flavors to look for. Very interesting tour. It was a little pricey at $30 per person.

Darryl Jackson 2023 Dec 04

I really enjoyed my visit. It is a beautiful place and a nice atmosphere. Just to sit and see the beauty of all the coffee trees is a must-see. I encourage everybody that visits Costa Rica should make a visit there. Thanks, Starbucks, for the enjoyment all the way from the United States 🇺🇸.

DMarie 2023 Nov 19

What a neat place. An organic Starbucks coffee farm. The scenery and food were fantastic. Call before you go, if you only speak English, as there are only a couple of tours they do in English each day. The food was fantastic!!!!

Michael Bédard 2023 Nov 17

Very touristy but it was amazing. One of the most beautiful starbucks i have seen. Coffee was great and so were the desserts. We did the coffee tour for only 26$ us and it was so interesting.

Heather Rubicam 2023 Nov 13

What a beautiful place!!! They've really done a wonderful job accentuating the beauty of the surroundings with gorgeous plants & beautiful murals.
Lots of seating but it gets really busy on the weekends, so you might have to wait a bit for a place to sit, but worth it. Great food & drinks.

Katie Hogan 2023 Nov 02

The most beautiful Starbucks Cafe in the world! I highly recommend taking the tour so make your reservations early! They have several different brewing methods and delicious coffee creations you won't find anywhere else. Come to learn about the history of coffee and the amazing things Starbucks is doing for sustainability in the industry. If you are visiting Costa Rica, Hacienda Alsacia is a must!

Adina Kanhai 2023 Oct 23

The tour was a nice little tour and very informative about the growth process of the coffee plant and the process from the farm to the cup of coffee. I would opt for a private tour as we got paired with a group that asked a lot of questions that were not regarding the coffee but more about Costa Rican politics, foreign workers, minimum wage and the schooling system. This made the tour too long to enjoy.