We live our trips to Red Brick!! The staff and atmosphere are fabulous!!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Violet Van Skoyck
MLM front, beware there are places better for cheaper around town.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Ashley Butcher
I got one of the fruit drinks and it was both bland and sharp and too tarte all at the same time. Tasted just watery and not like a fruit tea or whatever it was supposed to be. Tasted some of my friend’s cake batter and completely grainy, all of my friend’s were grainy, somewhat understandable since it is all made from a powder and not with fresh fruits or ingredients (MLM), but it just isn’t worth it in my opinion.(also they had claimed once that these drinks would make you lose weight, which I have an issue with)If you’re willing to spend however much money on these drinks, then go for it, it seems like a cute place, but not worth it to me for the grainy and just bitter drinks.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 1
Service: 3
Nathanel Benton
Shiz was the bomb....that's it...
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Robert Casey
LOVE the red hawk tea and the brown sugar pop tart as a combo! When I stopped in the other day and saw Rylee she was a breath of fresh air.Vegetarian options: PlentyDietary restrictions: Very accommodatingKid-friendliness: AbsolutelyWheelchair accessibility: Roomy space
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Willow Dunning
It tasted really bad and apparently is an MLM front. All I know is that my drink was super chalky because they put like 13 powders in and didn't mix any of them. It was also more expensive than Starbucks and tasted worse.Yes I did visit this location last school year. I just left a review recently because Google reminded me to.
Kayla Keck
I love the workers and the drinks are all soo yummy!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Kadie Wagner
Love Red Brick! Traded in my sugar filled Starbucks habit for their amazing teas!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Dominique Saul
Love red brick! The perfect way to start my day.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Arielle Demyan
Love this place! Friendly people who work there whipping up tasty shakes and teas to fuel my day
I can’t believe I spent $9 on water mixed with powder. I went here before reading the reviews, and it makes sense that this is an MLM front because we have one similar where I’m from in WI.I asked the woman working how many carbs were in the drink, and she told me 3g of carbs based on the protein powder nutrition facts. I’ve had type 1 diabetes for 16 years, and I can guarantee you that this thing is not 3g of carbs.I got the orange dream thinking that it would taste like an orange creamsicle. I don’t really know what it tastes like, but it’s not that. My two other friends’ drinks taste gross.Waste of money. Should’ve just gotten a refresher at Starbucks instead.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 1
Myles Awai
MLMI beg everyone to read up on MLMs, especially Herbalife, which is the MLM Red Brick Lounge uses. Even though these shakes are promised to be healthy, they are packed with sugars that make them quite the opposite. Don’t be lured in by the “small business” front nor the colorful, quirky drinks!
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 3
Julie Bischoff
Best place to get a refreshing and nutritious refresher or shake! The lounge is beautiful and perfect for sitting and relaxing or getting work done. It's a "must try" whenever you are in Oxford!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Stephanie Jones
Was in during college orientation. Owner was so friendly and helpful. Drinks had really good
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Savannah Bennett
Alright, folks, gather 'round and let me spill the “loaded” infused tea about the place formerly known as Krazyfit, now trying to reinvent itself as Redbrick Lounge. Brace yourselves for the shocking truth behind this so-called fitness spot, which is nothing more than a front for Herbalife, the reigning champion of sketchy products and pyramid scheme shenanigans.The moment you step foot into Redbrick Lounge, it hits you like a poorly mixed protein shake that their main agenda isn't to promote actual wellness or fitness. Oh no, their true mission is to push Herbalife products onto unsuspecting victims—uh, I mean, customers. They'll go to great lengths to convince you that their magical concoctions are the answer to all your problems, but let's face it, folks, that's a load of hocus-pocus.Now, let's talk about Herbalife. Ah, yes, the pyramid scheme that just keeps on giving, especially to the folks at the tippy-top of the pyramid. Redbrick Lounge, or should I say Krazyfit in disguise, thrives on the pyramid structure, where recruiting new suckers—I mean, participants—is the name of the game. They'll lure you in with tales of financial abundance and personal growth, but in reality, most people end up losing money faster than they can say "protein powder."But let's not forget the grandiose events and seminars that used to run rampant under the Krazyfit name. It was like a never-ending circus of Herbalife recruitment, complete with clowns trying to hypnotize you into joining their little MLM party. It's quite the spectacle, really, watching people blindly buy into the false promises of a better life while Herbalife counts their profits.So, my dear fitness enthusiasts, stay far, far away from Redbrick Lounge, formerly known as Krazyfit. This place is just a front for Herbalife's shady operations, and trust me, your health and well-being deserve better than their overpriced powders and questionable business practices. Save your time, your money, and your sanity, and seek out establishments that genuinely care about your fitness journey instead of treating you like a pawn in their pyramid scheme game. You deserve a real fitness experience, minus the snarky sales pitches and pyramid scheming.
We live our trips to Red Brick!! The staff and atmosphere are fabulous!!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
MLM front, beware there are places better for cheaper around town.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
I got one of the fruit drinks and it was both bland and sharp and too tarte all at the same time. Tasted just watery and not like a fruit tea or whatever it was supposed to be. Tasted some of my friend’s cake batter and completely grainy, all of my friend’s were grainy, somewhat understandable since it is all made from a powder and not with fresh fruits or ingredients (MLM), but it just isn’t worth it in my opinion.(also they had claimed once that these drinks would make you lose weight, which I have an issue with)If you’re willing to spend however much money on these drinks, then go for it, it seems like a cute place, but not worth it to me for the grainy and just bitter drinks.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 1
Service: 3
Shiz was the bomb....that's it...
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
LOVE the red hawk tea and the brown sugar pop tart as a combo! When I stopped in the other day and saw Rylee she was a breath of fresh air.Vegetarian options: PlentyDietary restrictions: Very accommodatingKid-friendliness: AbsolutelyWheelchair accessibility: Roomy space
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
It tasted really bad and apparently is an MLM front. All I know is that my drink was super chalky because they put like 13 powders in and didn't mix any of them. It was also more expensive than Starbucks and tasted worse.Yes I did visit this location last school year. I just left a review recently because Google reminded me to.
I love the workers and the drinks are all soo yummy!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Love Red Brick! Traded in my sugar filled Starbucks habit for their amazing teas!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Love red brick! The perfect way to start my day.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Love this place! Friendly people who work there whipping up tasty shakes and teas to fuel my day
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
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I can’t believe I spent $9 on water mixed with powder. I went here before reading the reviews, and it makes sense that this is an MLM front because we have one similar where I’m from in WI.I asked the woman working how many carbs were in the drink, and she told me 3g of carbs based on the protein powder nutrition facts. I’ve had type 1 diabetes for 16 years, and I can guarantee you that this thing is not 3g of carbs.I got the orange dream thinking that it would taste like an orange creamsicle. I don’t really know what it tastes like, but it’s not that. My two other friends’ drinks taste gross.Waste of money. Should’ve just gotten a refresher at Starbucks instead.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 1
MLMI beg everyone to read up on MLMs, especially Herbalife, which is the MLM Red Brick Lounge uses. Even though these shakes are promised to be healthy, they are packed with sugars that make them quite the opposite. Don’t be lured in by the “small business” front nor the colorful, quirky drinks!
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 3
Best place to get a refreshing and nutritious refresher or shake! The lounge is beautiful and perfect for sitting and relaxing or getting work done. It's a "must try" whenever you are in Oxford!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Was in during college orientation. Owner was so friendly and helpful. Drinks had really good
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Alright, folks, gather 'round and let me spill the “loaded” infused tea about the place formerly known as Krazyfit, now trying to reinvent itself as Redbrick Lounge. Brace yourselves for the shocking truth behind this so-called fitness spot, which is nothing more than a front for Herbalife, the reigning champion of sketchy products and pyramid scheme shenanigans.The moment you step foot into Redbrick Lounge, it hits you like a poorly mixed protein shake that their main agenda isn't to promote actual wellness or fitness. Oh no, their true mission is to push Herbalife products onto unsuspecting victims—uh, I mean, customers. They'll go to great lengths to convince you that their magical concoctions are the answer to all your problems, but let's face it, folks, that's a load of hocus-pocus.Now, let's talk about Herbalife. Ah, yes, the pyramid scheme that just keeps on giving, especially to the folks at the tippy-top of the pyramid. Redbrick Lounge, or should I say Krazyfit in disguise, thrives on the pyramid structure, where recruiting new suckers—I mean, participants—is the name of the game. They'll lure you in with tales of financial abundance and personal growth, but in reality, most people end up losing money faster than they can say "protein powder."But let's not forget the grandiose events and seminars that used to run rampant under the Krazyfit name. It was like a never-ending circus of Herbalife recruitment, complete with clowns trying to hypnotize you into joining their little MLM party. It's quite the spectacle, really, watching people blindly buy into the false promises of a better life while Herbalife counts their profits.So, my dear fitness enthusiasts, stay far, far away from Redbrick Lounge, formerly known as Krazyfit. This place is just a front for Herbalife's shady operations, and trust me, your health and well-being deserve better than their overpriced powders and questionable business practices. Save your time, your money, and your sanity, and seek out establishments that genuinely care about your fitness journey instead of treating you like a pawn in their pyramid scheme game. You deserve a real fitness experience, minus the snarky sales pitches and pyramid scheming.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1