

We’ve been brewing up delicious coffee, espresso blenders, smoothies and pastries since 1998. Our goal is to make you smile with every sip, that’s why when you stop by one of our locations you’ll see a smiley face sticker smiling right back at you on every cup. Our coffee begins with responsibly sourcing some of the finest hand-selected beans in the world, and paying farmers and workers a fair wage to help improve their community’s infrastructure. Then, it’s roasted with care and love in small batches, staying true to the art of crafting quality coffee and ensuring a smooth, rich and delicious finish. You’ll taste the Scooter’s Coffee® difference in every drink.
Drive-thru chain serving espresso & other coffee drinks, plus a variety of smoothies & pastries.
Hours
| Monday | 5 AM–8 PM |
| Tuesday | 5 AM–8 PM |
| Wednesday | 5 AM–8 PM |
| Thursday | 5 AM–8 PM |
| Friday | 5 AM–8 PM |
| Saturday | 5 AM–8 PM |
| Sunday | 5 AM–8 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 621 E North St, Kendallville, IN 46755
Phone: (260) 946-0127
Website: https://scooterscoffee.com/
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Reviews
Thier bakery and breakfast items are great too, though on the small size, so they are filling. I typically get a bite to eat for my Grandson or if I just need something to keep me from being hangry till lunch/supper.
The staff has always been friendly and kind, answering questions about the menu when new things pop up.
I highly recommend this place as a great stop for some delicious drinks.
I have never been treated the way I have at this location.. and not just once. It’s been more times than the fingers on my hands. If you order something exactly by the book, you’ll probably be fine. But if you dare to deviate from their preset recipes even slightly, good luck. They’ll either tell you they “can’t do that,” try to upcharge you, or act annoyed that you even asked.
Today was just the latest example. I ordered a large sugar-free Caramelicious with oat milk, added two extra espresso shots, and asked for extra ice in an extra-large cup (because obviously, extra ice and extra espresso take up space). When they handed me my drink, it was a dark brown color. Not what a latte should look like, so I politely asked for a little more oat milk. I heard one barista flat-out say “no,” and then the manager came up to “educate” me about how they can’t add more because of their “measurements” and “cost of doing business.” She said she’d give me more milk this one time but next time I’d be charged extra. Mind you, this drink would’ve been NINE DOLLARS if it hadn’t been free from my rewards.
Starbucks would never. They are kind, consistent, and accommodating, even if you just order a plain coffee. Meanwhile, Scooter’s treats you like an inconvenience for asking simple questions or wanting your drink made correctly.
There are one or two baristas here who are friendly and great, but most of the time I leave irritated and questioning why I even bothered coming. I’ve also heard from multiple people in town that they’ve had the same experiences. Overpriced drinks, poor service, and inconsistency.
Will I probably go back? Yeah, because there’s nothing else close and I do like the taste (and apparently being treated like I don’t understand how coffee shops work). But I’m honestly sick of walking away angry from what should be a simple coffee stop. Should Starbucks ever make her way here, you know where you’ll find me. Kendallville deserves better.