Smoothie King - Atlanta

Used to love this place until a shift meant to believe with their total and total lack of respect for tipper completely destroyed. will take my daily business in steps until it is gone. I never complained when I was short on the short cash draw (a rotating thing) because I wanted to type anyway. the one time that the last night upset me, because it technically forced me to type the one I didn't want. As long as the girl works there, I would recommend that the people literally go anywhere to get a smoothie even mcdonalds.

The employees were very nice and worked well together. I think they were training today but I got my smoothie quickly.

I’ve gotten to the point where I go to this specific smoothie king EVERY single day. I also order the exact same thing EVERY single day and it always comes to $14.53 way more than the average smoothie. I don’t tip 30-38% to be mistreated here, I tip because they usually take care of me. Even the man that owns the place and his child take care of me. Yet tonight (3/16), whoever was managing gravely mistreated me and even suggested I find another smoothie king (which I’m actually now considering since my business is obviously not appreciated). If the owner reads this, you should really reconsider who you employ since this one girl deliberately and very clearly attempted to chase away a loyal customer.

Why put the negative consequence on the customer when the register doesn't have any change? Seriously, I don't want 58 pennies back. It's been a morning daily occurrence this entire week with this location. And no! I don't want to round up for tip! I need quarters for my vending machine! Shift leader resolution: add sign on door ? saying if cash, exact change only ??‍

Smoothie king is generally pretty good product-wise. My concern is that when a business clearly has a sign that says “face masks required” I shouldn’t be the only one of four people inside wearing a mask. At least the employees should be wearing masks since they’re the ones that need to set the standard for customers.Edit and loss of star: they took down their sign of following CDC protocol and they literally just tried to not accept cash under the guise of “no change” just to open the drawer to show plenty of change. I don’t know when businesses started to attempt refusal of legal tender, but that’s just not right.