Wicked Nutrition - (Near Oregon, IL)

5 /5 Madison Malugen: There are so many options that you can customize! I feel like it really gives every single person an option because of their wide selection. The whole vibe and atmosphere was exactly what I’d like to see in a drink place. There were a ton of different themes from movies and it all flowed nicely. The owners were amazing and super sweet! It was super easy to talk to them, didn’t feel like it was forced. He talked through the menu with us and make everything easy to understand. Overall it’s a definitely a place to check out and support.

5 /5 Paige Lewellen: This place is a gem! The moment I walked in, I knew I was going to be coming back with family and friends. Loved how the place was decorated and the owners are so sweet and easy to talk to. There are a ton of different options to choose from and every drink had a fun name that made the experience even more enjoyable. I usually have a hard time making decisions but with the owners help, I had my drink in a matter of minutes! Highly recommend Wicked Nutrition!

5 /5 Kathy Leach: I decided to visit Oregon, yesterday. This place was huge. In the back, they give workouts. The Reeses Peanut Butter Protein drink was spot on, exactly what I was looking for. They were also selling apparel supporting the local school. I absolutely support Girls Cross Country. The customer service was excellent. I will definitely be coming back.

1 /5 S: Verdict: Overcomplicated menu, misleading advertising, slow service, and a terrible drink. I won’t be returning. I had high hopes walking into Wicked Nutrition, but the experience went downhill fast. First, the ordering process is a nightmare. There’s no large, clear menu above the counter—just an 8-page laminated booklet crammed with 12-point-font text. The sheer number of options is overwhelming, with no logical grouping or organization. Just trying to figure out what to order took about 10 minutes. To make matters worse, their storefront advertises boba in the window images, yet they don’t actually have boba. Instead, they offer “flavor pearls,” which are oddly assorted fruit flavors. Not at all what I was expecting. After finally placing an order for two drinks, it took another 15 minutes to receive them. My drink, which was advertised as tea, was shockingly bad. If there was any tea in it, I couldn’t taste it over the overpowering artificial flavor. It was like drinking undiluted Mio water flavoring straight from the bottle. It was so strong it caused a visceral reaction. I even commented aloud in the shop that the drink tasted horrible, yet the staff member behind the counter offered no apology, replacement, or refund. When I got home, I had to dilute the drink with five parts water to make it even remotely palatable. For $10, it was absolutely not worth the hassle of ordering, the long wait, or the unpleasant taste.