I've seen long lines for Scooter's every time I've drove by there so I decided to finally try it today. I ordered the Carmelicious (which is their signature drink) and literally had to spit it out after I took the first sip. My girl friend also got the same drink and found it undrinkable. I've had many different sugary coffee drinks but this one was by far the worst I've ever had. It just tasted like nasty artificial syrup with not a single drop of coffee. I definitely don't recommend. read more

I stopped by to grab a drink and snack. The food menu is limited, as it's just breakfast options served all day. I ordered the SCOOOT! Energy Infusion in blue raspberry flavor and it was great. I also ordered the sausage burrito and I'm pretty sure it was just microwaved. I probably wouldn't order the burrito again. There is nowhere to dine in so it's drive thru only. There were 2 cars waiting at the window and 1 ordering when I pulled up, but by the time I finished ordering they were gone. So service seems to be fast. read more

The drinks are overpriced. I've been there approximately ten times and I would say eight out of those ten times they very noticeably made my drink wrong. read more

I have been to this Scooter's Drive-Thru about 15 times in the last 4 months trying the various menu items to write this review, so the opinions expressed here are not from a once & gone customer. To begin with the overall experience: Good variety of coffee flavors & types on par (if not better) than your Starbuck's, Dunkin' Donuts, Or McCafé. Order-taking is always kind & curious. They do a good job of suggestive sale to get you to finding what you are in the mood for & the service is always fast. Wait-time even when the line is full has been 4 minutes tops (wait/order/pick-up). It is a Drive-Thru only, so no inside lobby to lounge & enjoy the coffee, but their drive-thru design is so bad. You must cross over the exiting lane from the pickup window just to get stuck into a drive-thru lane that is literally the living embodiment of a nightmare for anyone with a full-size vehicle (so bad that they have had to extend the width of the drive-lane & still have signs warning to scoot carefully on through). My personal favorite item is the White Chocolate Mocha "Blended" (their blended is fine, no large chunks of ice getting stuck in the straw or anything like that) with an extra shot of espresso & caramel around the cup. It is a Coffee shop first & foremost; so, I expect coffee-type drinks to be the star which is Scooter's saving grace. They also offer Teas, Smoothies & other blended drinks like the Red Bull infused (the red bull not worth the $6.50 they charge for it, like literally just buy a red bull & a Mio at a convenience store to get the same effect for cheaper). They also serve food, but it is all pre-made, easy & fast to throw together, then microwave to heat, bland & over-priced. Be weary of all the sandwiches with cheese because it will flow everywhere because of how they heat everything up together, but that's why the serve it in the cute little wrap inside the bag. The best food item is the Maple Waffle Sandwich which is kinda like a McGriddle (instead of pancake you have the maple-syrup waffles holding the sausage patty, egg patty, & cheese), but like $4.50 so a little pricey, but actually, kinda worth it. The Everything Bagel they almost always suggest you start off with is not bad either, but it's small, like mini-Thomas' Bagels small, with barely enough of the seasoning on it to be considered an everything bagel. The worst food item is burrito. $3.95 for 1 microwave burrito (they serve it in the packaging) which was by far the worst I have ever eaten. The center looked like baby food, no discernable pieces of eggs, tiny chunks of meat, the outside was on steaming, but the center was blah, but at least it came with a medium picante packet to drown it out with). 2nd worst is the Ham & Cheddar Muffin (thin piece of Canadian Bacon with egg patty, you could tell they hadn't sold enough of the muffin & were serving then way past their prime). The cake bites (red velvet is the best, but they also have birthday cake flavor) are on point, but if you get addicted to them $2,50 per ball adds up quickly. Best-valued food are the cookies which are also $2.50, but it's a good-sized cookie (like covers your hand & fingers big). Check for seasonal items, like for St. Patrick's Day they had chocolate & mint cookies. Other than those special ones you'll be stuck with Chocolate Chip or Sugar as your cookie choices. Overall, so glad to have this chain-style coffee shop here in Crockett, but just order wisely & you'll enjoy your experience here. Coffee: 5 stars Convenience: 3 stars Food: 2 stars Price: $$ read more