Local health drink and smoothie shop Storm Healthy Energy is opening an outpost in St. Petersburg soon.<\/p>\n
In a social media video shared Monday, Storm co-founder Cole Schaller said it’s a simple build out.<\/p>\n
This will be the largest Storm yet, taking over the former Grand Kitchen & Bath at 2600 Fourth St. N. in the Crescent Heights neighborhood. Grand Kitchen & Bath will be moving into the next unit over.<\/p>\n
Co-founder and St. Petersburg native Molly Mills said much of the space’s square footage would be used for “storage” and “prepping in the back.”<\/p>\n
Mills said the building’s abundance of natural light, a shared parking lot and a walkable area adjacent to Snell Isle and Coffee Pot Bayou made for an ideal fourth locale.<\/p>\n
Mills and Schaller founded Storm in their early twenties. The business is in its fifth year. Storm offers a proprietary vitamin complex that contains green tea extract and a plant-based protein blend with pea macronutrient put into each of their drinks and smoothies.<\/p>\n
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