I expected this place to be that of a downgrade smoothie king but I was surprised it was so much more than that. I think I've finally found a smoothie place that can satisfy my Jamba Juice fix while I'm here in Valdosta. And although I didn't order any of their wraps. It all looked really good. Will try next time.
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Makenzie M.
Workers take terribly too long. Saw a couple employees just standing around while one handled my money then without cleaning his hands, handled the fruit the went into my drink. Every time I've been here they've got my order wrong. Food and drinks taste terrible, and they put sugar (simple syrup) in every drink they make *without informing customers*. Would not recommend.
(1)
Lisa N.
Awesome food and smoothies! I loved the green fusion (kale, spinach, pineapple, banana and mango) mmmm good! This was my first time stopping in and will not be my last. The staff was awesome, very friendly and loved their smiling faces. :) thanks for a great experience! See you again soon!
(5)
Tripp F.
Best smoothie ever I got the strawberry lemonade and it was awesome I would recommend this place
(5)
Jeff G.
Having been burned by so many "Freshens" smoothie places near campuses, I was expecting Tropical Smoothie to be yet another low-quality, gimmick-ridden smoothie joint with sad workers and awful music. I was mostly wrong! The smoothies I've had (Health Nut, Peanut Butter Cup) have been excellent. I want whatever they have for a blender, because it's extremely rare to get anything that isn't straw-able there. Added flavors are done with restraint - stuff isn't too sweet or too understated. Sandwiches are great - the chicken pesto flatbread is wonderful, and that they have "Beyond Meat" meatless chicken at a Valdosta establishment is astounding. The service is fine. They're efficient, appropriately polite, and concentrated on their work. Maybe it's the Northerner in me, but that's what I like in a limited-service establishment - none of this "Welcome to INSERT NAME HERE!" fakery. The music is awful. It's a melange of radio-friendly hits and repulsive pop-country. If that's a satellite radio station, they need to change it immediately. Every other song makes me want to leave. (Edit: This has changed lately! Much better, guys! Or am I just coming in at lucky times?) Still, I've become a regular! It's a safe bet for lunch.
(4)
Jamie C.
It's okay. I walked up to the counter with my girlfriend, she ordered immediately... As he stood there at the register staring at me I say "Sorry this is my first time here..." he replies "okay"...I was kind of expecting well we have a special or.. People like this or that. No just stood there with a blank face.... Ok so I got the Peaches 'N Silk. I took a good sip from my straw... I was waiting for a blast of peach... But it was very moderate. Jut another ordinary smoothie I probably could of whipped up at home with my juicer and blender. The good..? It was fast. The cup is a good sturdy insolated cup... Oh and very cold on a hot 91 degree day in southern Georgia.
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Cowboy B.
I don't think there aren't a lot of these around rural areas so I keep coming back because I don't have much choice. But the other reviewers are right. I've found the staff here to be unfriendly or at least not positive. But the store seems clean and the food is on par with other TSCs. However, despite breakfast items showing on the menu, this location no longer makes anything with eggs. They told me rural Georgians prefer to eat at places like Hardees so they couldn't afford to keep supplies to rarely make those. Disappointing but fair enough. They should take those items off the menu or cover them, though. Two outside tables are available so you can bring your dog. If you're not from here and are just passing through, it's a little off the beaten path but not too hard to find.
(3)
Jasmin J.
Perhaps I have been spoiled by smoothie chains like Jamba Juice, whose employees earnestly greet you within seconds of walking into their shop, but I frankly think there's something nice about their cheery customer service. This afternoon I went to Tropical Smoothie, and wasn't even greeted with a "Hi," let alone a smile. The employee, presumably the manager, had a personality more suited to reside in the back organizing the frozen fruit. You would think that a franchise trying to evoke feelings of tropical bliss would ingrain an 'aloha' spirit in their workforce. Not so. Not only was I limited by the size of drink I could order- I was told I could only get a 24 oz- I wasted my breath thanking him and telling him to have a nice day. C'mon, Dude. That's what YOU'RE supposed to say. Don't go here, stop by "Main Squeeze," where Spence and his employees will welcome you with a smile and a delicious, fresh-squeezed juice in whichever size you prefer.
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Address :1525 Baytree Rd,Ste C
Valdosta, GA, 31602
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Accepts Bitcoin : No Good For : Lunch Parking : Private Lot Bike Parking : No Wheelchair Accessible : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Noise Level : Loud Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : Yes Wi-Fi : No Has TV : No Dogs Allowed : No Waiter Service : No Caters : Yes
Anthony N.
I expected this place to be that of a downgrade smoothie king but I was surprised it was so much more than that. I think I've finally found a smoothie place that can satisfy my Jamba Juice fix while I'm here in Valdosta. And although I didn't order any of their wraps. It all looked really good. Will try next time.
(4)Makenzie M.
Workers take terribly too long. Saw a couple employees just standing around while one handled my money then without cleaning his hands, handled the fruit the went into my drink. Every time I've been here they've got my order wrong. Food and drinks taste terrible, and they put sugar (simple syrup) in every drink they make *without informing customers*. Would not recommend.
(1)Lisa N.
Awesome food and smoothies! I loved the green fusion (kale, spinach, pineapple, banana and mango) mmmm good! This was my first time stopping in and will not be my last. The staff was awesome, very friendly and loved their smiling faces. :) thanks for a great experience! See you again soon!
(5)Tripp F.
Best smoothie ever I got the strawberry lemonade and it was awesome I would recommend this place
(5)Jeff G.
Having been burned by so many "Freshens" smoothie places near campuses, I was expecting Tropical Smoothie to be yet another low-quality, gimmick-ridden smoothie joint with sad workers and awful music. I was mostly wrong! The smoothies I've had (Health Nut, Peanut Butter Cup) have been excellent. I want whatever they have for a blender, because it's extremely rare to get anything that isn't straw-able there. Added flavors are done with restraint - stuff isn't too sweet or too understated. Sandwiches are great - the chicken pesto flatbread is wonderful, and that they have "Beyond Meat" meatless chicken at a Valdosta establishment is astounding. The service is fine. They're efficient, appropriately polite, and concentrated on their work. Maybe it's the Northerner in me, but that's what I like in a limited-service establishment - none of this "Welcome to INSERT NAME HERE!" fakery. The music is awful. It's a melange of radio-friendly hits and repulsive pop-country. If that's a satellite radio station, they need to change it immediately. Every other song makes me want to leave. (Edit: This has changed lately! Much better, guys! Or am I just coming in at lucky times?) Still, I've become a regular! It's a safe bet for lunch.
(4)Jamie C.
It's okay. I walked up to the counter with my girlfriend, she ordered immediately... As he stood there at the register staring at me I say "Sorry this is my first time here..." he replies "okay"...I was kind of expecting well we have a special or.. People like this or that. No just stood there with a blank face.... Ok so I got the Peaches 'N Silk. I took a good sip from my straw... I was waiting for a blast of peach... But it was very moderate. Jut another ordinary smoothie I probably could of whipped up at home with my juicer and blender. The good..? It was fast. The cup is a good sturdy insolated cup... Oh and very cold on a hot 91 degree day in southern Georgia.
(3)Cowboy B.
I don't think there aren't a lot of these around rural areas so I keep coming back because I don't have much choice. But the other reviewers are right. I've found the staff here to be unfriendly or at least not positive. But the store seems clean and the food is on par with other TSCs. However, despite breakfast items showing on the menu, this location no longer makes anything with eggs. They told me rural Georgians prefer to eat at places like Hardees so they couldn't afford to keep supplies to rarely make those. Disappointing but fair enough. They should take those items off the menu or cover them, though. Two outside tables are available so you can bring your dog. If you're not from here and are just passing through, it's a little off the beaten path but not too hard to find.
(3)Jasmin J.
Perhaps I have been spoiled by smoothie chains like Jamba Juice, whose employees earnestly greet you within seconds of walking into their shop, but I frankly think there's something nice about their cheery customer service. This afternoon I went to Tropical Smoothie, and wasn't even greeted with a "Hi," let alone a smile. The employee, presumably the manager, had a personality more suited to reside in the back organizing the frozen fruit. You would think that a franchise trying to evoke feelings of tropical bliss would ingrain an 'aloha' spirit in their workforce. Not so. Not only was I limited by the size of drink I could order- I was told I could only get a 24 oz- I wasted my breath thanking him and telling him to have a nice day. C'mon, Dude. That's what YOU'RE supposed to say. Don't go here, stop by "Main Squeeze," where Spence and his employees will welcome you with a smile and a delicious, fresh-squeezed juice in whichever size you prefer.
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