Smoothie Strong — Restaurant in Houston

Whoever manages or owns this place needs to get a few things in order. This is the first and last time I will purchase anything from this establishment.

I placed an order for two smoothie bowls online using their website and was given a 10 minute time until my order would be ready. When I arrived at the exact time to pick up my order, there was only one person working, but she welcomed me and had great customer service. She asked me for my order, and I told her I placed one online but she said that the system had not been working so she had not made them yet. I had to reorder and then wait an additional 10-15 minutes for her to make them. A line started forming and luckily all the other customers seemed fine with it, but I was in a rush hence why I ordered ahead of time.

Regarding the actually smoothie bowls, they were sub par. I ordered the pitaya bowl which is a little more pricey because it’s a super food bowl which I understand, but there was almost no pitaya in the base. You could tell from the taste and the color, it looked nothing like what’s advertised on their website. It does state that the base also has strawberry and mango in it but those were the main ingredients. For consistency and faster preparation, I recommend having the smoothie based all pre prepared, like...

Discrepancy in Smoothie Pricing Good afternoon, I hope this message finds you well. I have visited your location twice because it's conveniently located next to the 24 Hour Fitness. My first experience was great; I paid $8.88 for a large peanut butter smoothie with added chia seeds and coconut milk. However, on Thursday, I ordered the same smoothie in a smaller size, and it cost $8.38. This pricing discrepancy doesn't make sense to me. I may have been overcharged, as my friend experienced the same issue. How is it that the large smoothie costs $8.88 while the smaller version is only 50 cents less at $8.38? I’ve read other reviews and hope we can resolve this matter amicably. I would appreciate an explanation and, if possible, a complimentary smoothie to compensate for the confusion and frustration. Please understand that I'm just seeking clarity and fairness. Thank you for your attention to...

It's a really tasty store, however, you shouldn't juice vegetables unless you understand that it's junk food. Like McDonald's, or something like that. You need the fiber, and juicing fruits and vegetables just gives you all the sugar and the nutrients and fiber are left in the juicer. If you want to work against heath and fitness then go here everyday. It's also really expensive so you're getting stuff that's not good for you that portrays itself as being good for you and your paying an exorbitant amount for it. The workers are nice and the smoothies are good, they just aren't good for you. Still if you want to go sometimes like instead of eating ice cream then it's okay, but ice cream would probably be healthier. Eat your fruits and veggies whole. You need the fiber and the vitamins. They have additives but it costs more and again are not good for you to eat on a...