Mudslingers Drive Thru Coffee — Restaurant in Harrison

Ok. This isn't my first time here. I'm usually in a hurry and go about my day and forget to write a review BUT Y'ALL. OMG! Y'ALL! If you have not tried the pink drink they have, you need to RUSH to mudslingers. I thought about getting a job there for this drink lol. It's not anything to do with coffee. It's carbonated, natural energy that's tastes like red bull with a little half and half with a pink pear flavor I think. It's absolutely wonderful. It gave me a boost of energy without feeling bad. I can't wait to drink another and another and so on 😆.

The guy at the window was really nice to me. He was tall, slender, handsome and had good energy. I recommend this place to everyone who wants good coffee and organic natural energy drinks, all full of flavor. My 24 ounze pink drink cost a little over $6. THERE'S A 32 OZ SIZE. Obviously, I'll be getting the 32...

This was the most bizarre experience I've had at a coffee shop. My order was a simple half decaf coffee with some steamed almond milk. The woman in the drive-thru (I wish I asked her name) seemed really distressed and was rude to me and said that they just "don't do that" when I asked her just to fill the cup half with equall-ish portions of leaded and unleaded. She wouldn't reconsider, so I said fine. Then she said they "dont do that" referring to steaming up a little almond milk, rather than alot of almond milk. Haha. Re-writing this whole scenario even makes me uncomfortable. What the heck did I just witness?! I get that we all have bad days, and this woman was clearly not doing well, but I wont be back for that chance again. I guess I'll never know how great...

The coffee was good, but I was highly disappointed that they would not put my coffee in the clean travel mug I had brought from home. Instead, they used a styrofoam cup and told me it was against Health Department rules for them to use my travel mug. This is a waste of supplies (aka money for the company) and not environmental conscious. I also don’t understand why this company cannot use customers’ mugs when other coffee companies (including Starbucks) are just fine with using customers’ mugs and happy to save money on supplies. Ironically, the styrofoam cup they...