Swig

This is the best swig I’ve ever been to. Service is fast, the drinks taste so much better than sodalicious or any other soda shop around, there’s a lot of room the sit around and hangout in the store, and the employees are always fun and happy. Definitely my favorite location! Leave them a tip ;)

The shave ice is «shaved ice» and my niece said it was gross (meaning, it wasn’t like the one in Hawaii or the one at MoBettah’s).
It was aiight.
3 stars for the porch swings in the front cuz my nieces thought those were so cool. And they are.
K bye

What can you say, it’s soda mixed with syrup and and various purée’s. Haven’t had anything come out wrong or watered down yet.
What I really do like about this place is the drive-​thru. Unlike other shops in the valley, there is a lot of room in the drive-​thru so your’e not backed up on the street. This is nice because it can get very busy during the day. Even when the drive-​thru line is long, service is fast and you don’t spend much time waiting.

A couple of times, I’ve been way out of the way of my dear Sodalicious, so I’ve thought «It’s soda– it’ll be FIIIIINE…»
WRONG.
Every time I’ve gone here, it’s been so gross– watered down, even just a basic DP. Plus, I have to look at their weird Hitler Youth logo.
I might have still gone on days when I was up by the stadium and needed a caffeine fix, but after hearing about their lawsuit against Sodalicious, never again.

We’ve tried to give this place about 10 chances and every time, they let us down — now the review.
Watered down Sprite Zero.
Out of Sprite Zero and attitude of «Sorry, geeze…»
Charging us 89¢ for a cup of water.
Completely forgetting the Raspberry Purée.
Being super stingy when we ordered extra purée.
Semi-​Frozen cookies.
These were things I remember.
I’ve been down to the Swig in St. George and loved it but this location was not at all what I’d hoped for after multiple chances.
Sodalicious will be our next attempt.

For what it is, a place that sells soda and cookies, it’s good! The seating is terrible, so it’s more of a take out place. Get a peanut butter cookie and ask them to put chocolate frosting on it. It’s delicious! Also, the smoothies are unimpressive. Stay away from those

Dirty Dr. Pepper and a sugar cookie for your sugar high day! The soda is just like any other soda but the sugar cookies are definitely special! Rich enough to split with someone else.

Do yourself a favor and head on over to sodalicious. We waited in a long drive through line to get a piña colada boba smoothie and got a different drink that I didn’t even like. My husband asked if it was a boba (looked weird) and the guy was busy and absent-​mindedly said yes. Definitely was NOT. By the time we realized he was wrong, we were driving away and not about to wait in that line again.

It’s a little different than the Boba Tea houses we are used to. But they have a wide variety of custom drinks. They are also always out sour raspberry. I think they don’t really carry it; it’s a scam. They have an assortment of cookies and other goodies. It’s flavors for boba are kind of mutated from the traditional and I am sad to say they do not have Taro (my favorite). But if you are in Utah County and have to get your boba fix this place will do. Every other boba place that has sprung up in Provo has gone out of business. The college kids seem to love this place so I think this one has staying power.

I was having kind of a rough day and was hoping a visit to Swig would help turn my day around. I’ve been craving boba lately, and transplanting from California to Utah has made my tastebuds sad (sorry California, I won’t take your amazing and diverse food choices for granted anymore). In my experience, it has been hard to find something that can even compare to the boba drinks (and food in general) that I can get back home, but I decided to give Swig’s version a try.
I went through the drive-​thru and ordered a mango bango «bubble tea» smoothie and a sugar cookie. After I paid for my drink and got to the next window, I was informed that they were out of boba :(I don’t know how communication between the ordering shack-​like place and the main building is, but I think it should be improved. I was a little sad but then I thought «okay, maybe this sugar cookie will help my mood». Sadly, I was wrong. The cookie was kind of cold & hard (from being chilled). I have tried their sugar cookies before and in the past I’ve experience a delightful soft and fluffy cookie. The inconsistency is disappointing.
Overall, I left disappointed and am reluctant to return to Swig again.

Probably the closest place to campus with caffeinated Dr. Pepper. Which, is quite amazing in their extra dirty Diet Dr. Pepper.
Frosted sugar cookies are addictive.
Ambiance and seating selection poor :(

Very fun soda shop, it is a great place to swing by after classes or work. You pick your base soda (coke, dr. pepper, mt. dew, etc.) then you add all sorts of syrups, creams, and other flavors. I like to get Diet Dr. Pepper with cherry syrup.
They also have specific creations that are tried and true such as Big Al, which is Diet Coke with coconut and lime.
They also have delicious sugar cookies that are always freshly frosted. The drinks are about the same cost as a gas station fountain drink, but definitely more delicious here and a fun experience.

I do LOVE LOVE LOVE this crazy place. My Swig barista Dallin was an enthusiastic ball of spastic energy who made my soda buying experience one to remember. He might be hopped up on too much Swig flavor concoctions but whatever it was it made my time there extremely entertaining.
I went in for a simple drink and left with six Swig creations and a dozen pink frosted heart attacks in a box.
Sure the stuff they serve isn’t exactly healthy but hey, I don’t smoke, drink, or do drugs so please allow me one or two guilty pleasures in life.
Swig takes the «usual, stale and bland» and turns it into the «fun, fresh and funky».
Give it a shot sometime. You’ll be glad you did.

Great idea! However, the execution isn’t quite there. Has the feel of a typical Provo business that was thrown together and won’t last long… which is sad!
First of all, the soda is good… but the sugar cookie is where it’s at! Dang. It must be opium laced. Heaven on earth. That gets all three of the stars I gave right there. ⁶⁄₅ stars as far as cookies goes.
What is a negative tick for this place is that it is kind of slow. Also, the place inside feels… dirty. Random chairs, sticky floors and purple paint.
Would recommend these guys sell something salty too. What a better way to sell drinks than getting someone really thirsty. Look into getting «dirty» brand potato chips.
Lastly…what’s up with the ice? It is widely known that EVERYONE loves crushed ice better.

I went with a few friends after months of driving by and wondering what in the crap this place was. It was impressive in its unimpressiveness.
1. The girls behind the counter were probably college students, but they acted like they were maybe 15. Besides all the screwing around behind the counter, it took them more than 5 minutes to make my drink, and the 4 of us were the only people in the place.
2. Speaking of taking more than 5 minutes to make my drink: I’d have saved both time AND money if I’d just stopped at the Chevron 150 feet North of the place. The drink I ordered turned out to be a Mt Dew with a cheap gas station flavor shot in it. Not only would it have been faster to just get my own, but I could’ve gotten a 44 oz one for $ 1.29 at the Chevron, and I paid $ 2.50 at Swig for a 20 oz.
3. I just want to emphasize that this place is literally marking up gas station soda by over 100%. Seriously, don’t help this fad stay afloat any longer than necessary. Stay away.
4. Oh, and if that wasn’t bad enough, there are 2 listings for it on Unilocal.Most of the bad reviews are for one, while the other is mostly good reviews. That’s full of sketch right there. So I made sure and left this same review on both, and would encourage everyone else to do the same.

Deeelicious! The sugar cookies are so fat and sugary I got a cavity just looking at one. They are soft, cold, and definitely big enough to share – a great deal for only $ 1.50!
The dirty drinks are pretty yummy, but also really sweet. I would consider the drinks another dessert. The 32 oz is huge and I can’t even imagine people ordering the one larger. Ask the employees for popular drink flavor suggestions.
And there’s a drive-​thru!!!

My new addiction.
I love soda way too much and this place is perfect for me. Or horrible, depending on your perspective. I’m a fan of the Dirty Dr Pepper and the Mack Attack (or whatever the Mountain Dew one was called). The Unicorn was good too, though not quite what I like.
A lot of my friends hyped up the sugar cookies, so I was apprehensive. To my delight, they’re really as fantastic as everyone said they were. Dense, rich, buttery, and tasted homemade (as they should). My only complaint is that they shouldn’t serve them chilled.
Service has always been really friendly and quick, and the prices are cheap.

Literally the worst experience I’ve ever had at any restaurant before. I love sodalicious and so I decided to give Swig a try after hearing good things about it. We didn’t realize but we ended up getting to Swig right before they closed. I went to order and told the girl at the cash register that we’d never been here before and she just stared at me while I tried to figure out what was good to order. My husband ordered and it took them a while to make the order, just two sodas. The music was really loud, gave me a headache.
Then we go to sit down. The floors were disgusting. Sticky soda everywhere and straw wrappers all over the floor. There was even sticky stuff on the chairs and couches to sit on. Looked like it hadn’t been cleaned up all day.
Our friends we were with had really awful customer service while ordering also.
After we got our sodas, we sat down, having no idea at the time that they were closing. They decided to blast the song «closing time» at a unspeakable volume. Sitting next to each other, we couldn’t hear each other. Like yea, I understand that we walked in late, we had no idea, but if they would have politely told us that they needed to close down that would have been fine. But no, instead they blasted the song while completely ignoring us. It was completely rude.
Yes, the sodas were good, but I will NEVER be back to Swig. Good soda doesn’t make up for their awful customer service.

Hard to live up to the hype!
After my social media feeds were bombarded with cookie pics and all kinds of «dirty» recommendations. I also found myself in the drive-​through of the infamous Swig.
Don’t get me wrong, the cookies were good and the «dirty» sodas were alright. but I’m pretty sure you can get the same thing at Maverick. And in my humble opinion, it might take a little more to peel me away from the Sonic happy hour.
That being said, I GET IT, Provo, I GET IT!
ANYTHING new ’round those parts is worthy of an uproar.
So celebrate away, zoobies!

I LOVE THIS PLACE!!! They just opened a few days ago and I have been 3 times already, and I could not be happier. I have visited them many times while visiting St.George.
The sugar cookies are FABULOUS. Perfectly sweet. Perfect soft/​crunchy ratio. TO DIE FOR.
The dirty Dr. Pepper is my favorite. They add coconut to it and its so good. I also had a hot chocolate with coconut and cream added. SOOOOOOOOOOOOO GOOD.
Don’t think about it. Just go.
The end.