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    Scooter's Coffee

    3.3 (3 reviews)
    Closed 5:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    10 months ago

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    10 months ago

    Rude not coming here again. They messed around instead of helping and making the order

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    Revive Nutrition

    2.0(1 review)
    1.5 mi

    This place had "smoothies" and "tea" on their menu, and it was the only place in the area open on a…read moreSunday morning for a quick drink, so I popped in. I was very confused! Revive Nutrition does not sell smoothies made of fresh fruit and yogurt. They do not sell tea made from tea leaves. They sell Herbalife products (a multilevel marketing company) and the shop is full of dubious "health" claims--implying that a drink made from powder can burn fat inside your body. The "Skinny Shot", for instance, claims to be a "non-stimulant fat burner appetite suppressor that targets the mid section." There is no such thing as a fat-burner food that targets any particular area. It took me awhile to figure out what was going on, and I definitely didn't want the icee-style slushy thing they're calling a smoothie, so I asked for tea, thinking it at least wasn't one of the snake-oil drinks--and that's when I found that "tea" is made by mixing a pouch of powdered drink mix into a glass of water. I was offered a menu of July flavors, which are essentially another dose of chemicals and artificial flavors and colors to stir in. It tasted ridiculously saccharine (not sure that's the artificial sweetener used, but it was very very sweet) and had a metallic aftertaste. I ended up using the lid to strain out the liquid in the grass at the park across the street, and just drinking the melted ice as it warmed. If you buy into the hocus-pocus of stirring chemicals into a glass of water to lose weight, and don't mind spending eight dollars a dose to do so, then maybe this place is for you. All I wanted was a cold drink, and advertising smoothies and tea seems awfully misleading for this joint.

    Scooter's Coffee - coffee - Updated July 2026

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