Woman orders coffee at Starbucks and fins creepy secret note on the cup from barista

A woman was stunned after she ordered a coffee from Starbucks and received a creepy note from the barista on the cup.

A woman who was left a creepy note on her Starbucks cup by a barista has admitted she doesn’t think she can return to the coffee shop.

She took to TikTok to share a video after being given the cup, on top of which the Starbucks employee had written “Secret Message”, The Sun reports.

He’d also drawn an arrow down to the small print on the back of the cup.

On there, he’d blacked out certain words in the sentence so that it read: “Careful you’re extremely hot.”

“Ahahaha what just happened at Starbucks,” she wrote on the video, before adding in the caption that she was “never going back there”.

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This woman was left stunned when she ordered a coffee from Starbucks and received a note from the barista on the cupCredit: @chance_twins/Tiktok

The barista wrote "secret message" with an arrow pointing down.

The barista’s cheeky move divided opinion among those leaving comments on the video.

“That was smooth tho not gonna lie,” one person wrote.

While another added: “Be glad someone made their shot. It’s rare these days!”

And a third wrote: “It’s cute, girls say guys never do anything. He just put his heart out to you.”

Others were less than impressed, with one commenting: “This is probably illegal. You could sue.”

He'd blacked out some of the words so that the message read "careful, you're extremely hot". Picture: @chance_twins/Tiktok

“This imbecilic tomfoolery has gone too far,” another added. “They forgot to scrub the you’re out.”

Some even thought that she’d written it on the cup herself to get more TikTok views.

“Ain’t no way a guy got a handwriting like that,” someone argued.

“Got a feeling you did it yourself,” another person wrote.

While another comment read: “Never happened.”

This article originally appeared in The Sun and was reproduced with permission.