Swig

Very intriguing concept. I remember as a kid I'd mix drinks together, myself. So it's interesting to see something similar. There is a wide range of drinks to choose from. I didn't notice they had boba tea until I saw the menu at the window. A shame because I would have ordered one. I will return another time. The drink I chose was The Tropics. I don't like super sweet drinks, so I opted out of trying anything with soda. This one has a lemonade base instead. The acidity balances out with the sweet vanilla cream they added. However, I would have added some water to my drink, because Im not fond of bold in-your-face flavors. I can definitely taste the mango hints and they compliment the lemonade. The cookie I ordered was cold. I prefer to warm my cookies. It was a little gritty in texture. And the taste was a little off. I'm going to warm it up later and fix my review on this section. UPDATE: the cookie was awful. I tossed it in the trash. It tastes chemically and gritty. Overall I'll give it three stars for the concept, and the fast friendly service they provide.

If a drink becomes curdled as a result of ingredients mixed together...count me out. I ordered a "Life's A Peach." Honestly, was so awful. It had hard pieces of peach in it. And the Dr. Pepper was watered down. The half and half made it curdled. I couldn't stomach it. I would think a soda place would have a rootbeer float type drink for the kids, but they put half and half on the rootbeer. It was not satisfying at all. I will try again another time and let you all know if their other options are better.

While I enjoyed my choice of beverage, The Raspberry Dream (Dr. Pepper, Raspberry Purée, and Coconut Cream), the first sip was off putting because I got a handful of raspberry seeds mixed in. I would’ve never guessed that they wouldn’t strain the purée before mixing it into beverages. The girls who served me outside and in were nice, however, for being a drive-thru only establishment, I would recommend they put some more emphasis on being fast! 🚗💨 On a Saturday afternoon I was in the drive-thru for over 15 minutes and I’m certain they served no more than 10 cars in front of me. (Maybe they should go take some throughput advice from the Chick-fil-A down the block!)

Went through tonight (10/11) at 8:20pm, and no one was outside so I drove around to the window. The girl at the window told me I needed to drive back around and wait for someone to come out at menu. I understand having a process, but that is not good customer service once someone has made it to the window. It felt extremely punitive.