Kayla J.
Yelp
I'll admit: I come here a lot more often than I probably should, but what can I say? The drinks are consistently good, and you can't go wrong with a lot of their menu staples. Service is always nice as well, especially on the weekends.
My go-to drink is usually the "Double Post," which is such a lovely blend of rose, earl grey, and matcha. What I like about most of their drinks is that they manage to balance all the flavors really well, and nothing overpowers each other. The end result is always a smooth-tasting drink, both in texture and flavor. I will say, that recently, the flavor of this drink has been a little off, and I think it comes down to the syrup that they use. I suspect they might've changed the syrup since the drink now tastes a bit like a cleaning product... Since then, I've decided to order something different for once, and I've really come to enjoy "Reboot" (honey cinnamon latte), which I think is a classic.
I'll occasionally order "The Dreamer" as well, which is a unique blend of English breakfast tea with cinnamon, ginger, cardamom, cloves, and butterfly pea flower, which gives the drink its beautiful blue hue. Again, well-balanced flavors, with cinnamon at the forefront. It's a nice break from the more popular caffeinated beverages, but it's one of those drinks that I'd only order if I was craving its unique flavor.
I've also tried "Geocache," but am personally not a huge fan of it, especially since I prefer the stronger flavor of jasmine tea that I've grown accustomed to from a traditional boba shop. I find this drink to be heavy on the taste of milk, with the jasmine and rose flavor taking a backseat. It just tastes like diluted jasmine milk tea with a hint of the rose syrup.
They also introduce seasonal drinks every now and then, which can be pretty good as well.
Their pastries and baked goods are a hit or miss. Of the ones I've tried, I really enjoyed their vegan peppermint donut, which was a seasonal item.
Parking is usually easy to find, but the place is generally always packed as it's especially popular among college students. Tables get taken quickly, and the average person stays for at least an hour or two, if not more. I find myself having to take my drinks to-go most of the time. Despite the amount of patrons, it always manages to be relatively quiet since most busy themselves with their work.