Teazzert

Why I went: I was craving some bubble tea Will I go back again: Probably not. The bubble tea was either watered down or did not have enough milk in it. It did not taste good at all, I ended up throwing it away. Parking: This place does not have a it's own parking lot. There is only side street parking available. Prices: Decent Selection: Bubble tea, coffee, and desserts like ice cream, sandwiches, and pastry. Customer service: Okay. They were super quiet. What I ordered: the original bubble tea Tip: A high school hangout place. So many places to sit! Maybe even a good place to study?

My review may be biased because I'm not too big on desserts or sugar, but this place was not bad. They're apparently known for the French macaron ice cream, which was $5. Very sweet with the chewy hot pink macaron sandwiched around green tea ice cream. They seemed to have other flavors like ube and cookies and cream, but all were sold out by the time we got there at 10:30pm on a Saturday. Their boba tea is really sweet. The menu is slightly unclear, so be sure to read the tea menu thoroughly before you get in line to order. I misunderstood and got something completely different than what I had expected. They also have three kinds if beans for pour over coffee. There's tons of seating, so it's a great place to hang out or meet a date.

Cute little place with plenty of seating and outlets. I didn't try their boba (they ran out) or coffee, but I did manage to score a macaroon ice cream sandwich. I saw three Ube sandwiches when I went in. I went to the restroom, came out and they were all GONE! What. The. Heck. Note to self, get the Ube ASAP, that is unless I am there. The sandwiches were $5 a piece. Well worth it as a treat. I ended up with the caramel praline and it was heaven in my mouth.