Scooter's Coffee — Restaurant in Commerce Charter Township

I'll admit, I'm gonna be a tough sell. I am a business owner, so I like to support other Michigan businesses. The coffee place up the street that originated in East Lansing has had my heart, and my business, since my college days. I looked up the history of Scooter's, and I like the farmer direct trade concept, so I decided to make my first stop. The person taking my order was cheerful. I said "Welcome to the neighborhood" and told her it's my first visit. She was pleasant and patient as I deliberated my options. When I got to the window, service was fairly quick, which is appreciated, but the coffee cup was the wrong size. I said no matter, as long as I only paid for what I got; they confirmed that I had indeed paid for a larger size. The error was corrected fairly quickly. I wasn't upset, stuff happens, and there's always the place up the street ha ha! But seriously, as I continued on my way, it did not take long and the beautiful aroma of fresh coffee filled the cab of my truck. It was delightful. It was different. I enjoyed that cup of coffee (well, eventually both of them LOL) and I'm pretty sure I'll stop by...

Nestled serendipitously along my daily sojourn, Scooters unveils itself as an oasis of refined gustatory experiences. In the realm of caffeinated alchemy, my senses were beguiled by the ambrosial symphony that is their vanilla iced coffee—a harmonious fusion of flavors that culminated in an exquisite palate overture. Yet, it is not merely the elixir that draws adulation, but the meticulous choreography of service that elevates this establishment. As I ventured through their drive-thru portal, a whispered suggestion to "scoot ahead" became a metaphor for their prowess in orchestrating seamless transactions, each note resonating with efficiency. The tapestry of their customer service is woven with threads of exceptionalism, a testimony to their dedication. As I traverse the thoroughfare toward my vocation, the siren call of Scooters beckons—an integral interlude in the tapestry of...

Bit disappointed. First time trying Scooters. Ordered a small blended Carmelicious, I think 12 oz. Paid $6.00 for it (actually $5 and some change but the young kid at the window said “Oh good, you have money for a tip” while I was reaching in my wallet) and got a drink that was only 3/4 full. It may have been intentional to fill it that way as I believe it is supposed to be topped with whipped cream, which apparently was left off. Taste was ok but truthfully will return to Tim Hortons where I can get a larger iced capp which tastes about the same for...