Dutch Bros. Coffee

As far as Dutch Bro locations go, this ranks up there with my #1 least favorite. The drinks are good, but they take forever. The people in front of us ordered 1 drink and it took almost #10 minutes. We pulled up for our drinks and there was one person making coffee and about 6 standing around having a snowball fight.
I’ll go if it’s convenient, but I miss my SE Portland location!

I like dutch bros because they’re friendly and acommodating to drink recommendations but they don’t always get it right, not even their specialty drinks on the menu or their offers and specials they end up promoting through text, social media and what have you.
Today was $ 1 any size red velvet drink. Of course if you get a large it ends up tasting like straight up, strong coffee and nothing like what it’s supposed to taste like because they’re putting the same amount of pumps of flavored syrup as a small. This is why I ding you 2 stars dutch bros. Stop being stingy on the syrup! If I wanted a regular coffee tasting drink, I would have ordered one!

This location has been open a while now, in the Fred Meyer complex, easy to get to, however, we noticed when we stopped in there last Sunday night the staff wasn’t their usual bubbly selves, maybe just tired after a long shift. Anyhow, we bought 2 coffees and a $ 25 gift card which was supposed to come with a mug, which they were out of, we got the gift card but had to write down our name and number on a piece of paper, they would call us when the mugs came in, probably tomorrow the girl said, well, it’s been 5 days and no phone call… and she did not give us or offer a receipt. We’ll go back and see if they do give us the mug we were supposed to get on Sunday without any hassle. Stay tuned for an update!

Great coffee, great people as usual for DB but the folks working here are even better than the DB normal! My only complaint is they don’t have much for breakfast items, which is true of the entire chain as far as I’m aware.

This is the new one, occupying part of a space that was formerly an iconic mini-​golf course.
Time marches on.
It’s a DB much like any other, staffed by gregarious people that don’t look old enough to partake of the product.
What surprises me is how un-​busy they are when compared to the other DB’s in the Couve. I expected a DB at this spot to cause even more havoc on this stretch of Hwy 99 (aka Crash Alley) than before. Nope. Not much traffic even during peak times and twice I have driven by and seen zero cars there.
Maybe when it gets colder they’ll pick up a bit.