Tropical Smoothie Cafe - College Park

I love everything about Tropical Smoothie Cafe. They have great low calorie selections that are very flavorful and fulfilling. Great staff and a chill environment. On numerous occasions, I have been greeted by the franchise owners, which adds to the charm of each location.

They keep your mobile order at the perfect smoothie temperature until you arrive

My recent visit to Tropical Smoothie Cafe turned out to be a delightful surprise, even though I didn't order a smoothie. As soon as I entered, I noticed how clean and inviting the place was. It had a pleasant ambiance with a few spots to sit and enjoy your food or smoothie, making it a comfortable place to dine. Instead of a smoothie, I decided to try something different and opted for the Mango Bacon Brie Flatbread. It turned out to be an amazing choice. This unique flatbread featured grilled chicken, bacon, brie, tomato, spinach, and mango mustard. The combination might sound unusual, but I decided to give it a try, and I was pleasantly surprised. The chicken and brie cheese complemented each other perfectly, and the addition of mango mustard added a sweet and tangy twist. To complement my meal, I ordered Jalapeno chips, which turned out to be the perfect side. Their slightly spicy kick added an extra layer of flavor that tied everything together.

Smoothie was good. Cleanliness is questionable. Customer service is borderline rude.

I came in for a smoothie as a quick snack. I got the peanut butter cup smoothie and added strawberries to it. It tasted good, so there were no complaints there. However, my issue was with the employees and their choice of conversation. Between the use of a word that rhymes with cities to describe female anatomy and a detailed explanation of the health benefits of eating a placenta, I was shocked! I don 't mind conversations like that with friends or family if it comes up. But I don 't expect to hear conversations about eating placentas or making soap out of it and giving it to coworkers without telling them what it is by the people preparing my food! I didn 't feel comfortable saying anything to them or asking to talk with a manager because I 'm a man, and these were all women. I wasn 't sure whether or not they would understand that maybe, because they 're AT WORK, they shouldn 't be having this kind of conversation ON THE FLOOR IN FRONT OF CUSTOMERS! Everyone working there today appeared to be no older than 21 or 22, if that. I probably won 't be back...