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A new spot to get a quick coffee fix in Marietta

By Becca J G Godwin
Aug 25, 2016

Scooter's Coffee

Canton Road & Rimrock Road

2943 Canton Rd.

Marietta, GA 30066

Explore770-424-9198

Nearly two decades after the original Scooter's Coffee opened in Bellevue, Nebraska, Marietta's first location opened Friday.

It's not the chain's first appearance in Georgia, though. Roswell is home to a sit-in and drive-thru Scooter's, whereas the Marietta location operates as a walk-up kiosk with a drive-thru window.

In addition to coffee, smoothies and tea, Scooter's offers food items including breakfast burritos, pastries and oatmeal.

Scooter's, which was named after the nickname a co-founder's daughter, now has 150 locations nationwide with 40 projected to open this year, according to the website.

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