Scooter's Coffee

The cookie was dry and stale and honestly gross. The latte was good, about the same as anywhere you might get a latte at this price point. The girl working the counter was very sweet, informative, and efficient. I'd go to pikes perk, Einsteins or even Starbucks again though if I wanted a treat.

Scooters Coffee Drive up in Colorado Springs was a breath of fresh air in a crazy time we live in.. Please get out and get some ice or hot coffee, smoothie or snack, or a mocha! Emma was our server, you need this place today!! Wonderful quality and wonderful staff!!!

Nice, clean, and uncrowded. Didn't expect a frozen burrito that I can get from the grocery or gas station. Beverages were good though, and staff is friendly.

I can’t believe this place has good reviews! I went to Scooters for a meeting, and other than the person I was meeting with, it was completely empty. The place is absolutely filthy, and the furniture is a couple of notches below Goodwill. Really disgusting! The one employee was very nice though. No way I’ll be back.

Only ever had the peanut butter crunch!

Great product and product choice. Friendly, competent service. Prices are in line with other vendors of the type. Convenient location is its standout attribute. Easy access and departure, located near gym, grocery, hardware, clothing and liquor stores.

Their iced coffee is delicious! Great layed back atmosphere. Outdoor seating

The baristas are friendly and helpful. The atmosphere is comfortable with several places to sit and enjoy a coffee etc. Wifi is free and excellent. The chai tea is perfectly made.

The service and drink I got were just fine, but there's something a little off-putting about the environment itself.

It's okay to stop in and grab a drink, but it's not the sort of cozy coffee shop you might hang out at. There are multiple tables, so it might be good for work or study -- but if you're looking to just chill out, they only have two plush chairs that are both uncomfortable, and the harsh overhead light bar glares right into your eyes if you sit there.

They've got a drive-thru, at any rate.

I can't understand why someone would say this is gas station coffee. From what I understand is the company imports the beans and roasts them. A matter of fact, they need to be picked through by employees because south and central American jewelery and fruits have been found among then. I didn't know about Scooters until I went to Omaha, and saw that it's Omaha version to Starbucks or Dutch Bros. Awesome stuff!