Screamers Soda Opens First Southern California Store in Upland

Screamers Soda, a new beverage concept, has announced its entry into Southern California with the opening of its first store in Upland. The flagship shop, located in the heart of Downtown Upland, will offer a unique blend of custom sodas, classic floats, and iced matcha drinks, all prepared to order to cater to a wide range of tastes and preferences.

The store will feature a variety of dirty sodas, including 10-, 16-, and 24-ounce sizes, as well as the Mega Scream, a 54-ounce option. Customers can customize their drinks with a range of flavors and toppings, making each visit a personalized experience. Signature drinks like The Big Scream, Tennessee Twist, and Strawberry Social will be available, each crafted with a unique combination of ingredients and topped with a sweet cloud.

Classic floats will also be on the menu, with a root beer float featuring vanilla bean ice cream, whipped cream, and a cherry. The Screamers name, inspired by the familiar "I scream, you scream" ice cream tradition, reflects the brand's commitment to creating a nostalgic and communal experience for its guests.

Linda Trawnik, President Emeritus of Historic Downtown Upland, Inc., expressed enthusiasm about the new addition to the community.

Community giving will be a significant part of Screamers Soda’s operations. The company plans to dedicate a portion of its proceeds to local youth centers, supporting young people in recovery from drug and alcohol use. Beyond the storefront, Screamers Soda will offer catering services for corporate events, weddings, birthdays, and community gatherings throughout San Bernardino, Los Angeles, and Orange counties.

The menu will include a Scream Sampler, a flight of four 10-ounce drinks designed to introduce guests to several flavors in one order. Each drink will be prepared to order, allowing guests to choose a signature recipe or build their own combination of flavors and toppings.

Screamers Soda’s approach to the guest experience is rooted in the idea of shared treats and family memories. The brand’s commitment to customization and community engagement is evident in its menu offerings and its dedication to supporting local youth centers. As the company prepares to launch its flagship dirty soda and float shop in Downtown Upland, it is poised to bring a new level of excitement to the local beverage scene.