University Nutrition - an Herbalife shop

I Don't Know Why There's So Many Mean Reviews The Drinks Are Amazing And Scarily Accurate To The Flavors There Based On If You Haven't Tried There Drinks And Or Been There In Person Then Don't Comment Because There Nice There And The Drinks Are Good So Please Try To Be Nice And Use Common Sense To Build Your Own Opinions

Loved the shake, which come with a tea! Pretty fair pricing for both the tea and a shake and nice variety. They have lots of vitamin and mineral powders that were refreshing and revitalizing, will be back!

Great location, great customer service, I had a wonderful experience with Jared today getting one of the signature teas! God bless 🙏🏽

Great drinks, great people ❤

The staff didnt really know how anything worked, including the menu. The drinks were alright, a bit chalky and the tea is 90% ice and is a little pricey but not too much. I got the Pumpkin Carmel Shake and I probably wouldnt order it again. Very bland in flavor and with so many options I'm sure there's something better for me. The Skittles tea was a fun drink that tasted pretty good. For a nutrition place it would be nice if they could put up the nutrition facts for what you're getting.

Do not go here! This is yet another front for the MLM Herbalife, just like all the other “Nutrition” places popping up around here. They pretend to have a healthy nutritious menu when in reality their drinks are very processed, not homemade (made from powder), and unhealthy. Plus, everything at these places taste bland and chalky. These Herbalife businesses engage in harmful business tactics such as working to recruit people into the company and paying local teens to promote their products. Please go support a real LOCAL business instead! You’ll get a better drink and support a hard working entrepreneur!

This place is a complete & total fraud. There is nothing healthy about these shakes. Not a piece of fruit in sight. They use this as a front to lure in ignorant college kids to join a so-called "Nutrition Club" so they can use them as pawns in their pyramid scheme.

Herbalife is a pyramid scheme. None of their products are FDA approved.