I ordered a THAI CLOUD through the website, and when it was picked up, I realised it didn't match…read morewhat I ordered. It was missing the cream shown on the menu, and I know how it should look since I've ordered before. I understand they may have run out since it was late (around 8:45pm), but it's disappointing that no one informed us. They could've at least explained it to the person picking up the order instead of saying nothing. I ended up paying full price for an incomplete product. -also, at least at the NorthRiver Side location, the sugar level option doesn't seem to be respected. Whether you ask for 25% or 50%, the drinks always taste like 100%. If that can't be controlled, it shouldn't be listed as an option. -as a frequent customer, I used to earn points and redeem them for a free boba, a couples weeks ago I was told that option was no longer available. I really like the drinks here, but overall there needs to be better communication and more transparency with customers.

A cute little shop with board games available to play while drinking some yummy drinks. The peach…read moretea with the honey jelly is my personal favorite. I like how there are pieces of fresh peach in there. My family members are fans of the mango slush drink. Usually, you order everything at the kiosks, and then they will call out your name. There are a few food options like mini pancakes. Side note: If you spend a certain amount at the nail salon next door (Future Nails) you get a complimentary drink from The Wolf.

Cute little place to have a quick seat or take away some boba, tea, or snacks. They weren't very…read morebusy when I walked in (around 3:30 on a Sunday) but picked up a bit after. I ordered a strawberry lychee tea with strawberry popping boba (0% sugar) and a vegan bánh mi. The tea was a little floral for the first sip and does include the seeds of the strawberry -- this is a double-edged sword: you know it's fresh, real fruit, but you get little bits in your teeth! By the end of my drink, though, I was in love. It's sweet and fruity and overall very refreshing. The sandwich is a new favorite! It comes with a sriracha packet so you can choose your heat level. It's absolutely packed so don't plan on eating cleanly, but enjoy all the flavors! They meld so well and it's very filling. I paid less than $20 for this meal. I'm on a budget but I would say it was worth the money. I was full, satisfied, and happy with my choice, and I'd say it's comparatively very affordable for the area.

Fun lil' place for specialty coffees and teas. I would have gotten a banh mi if it was lunch time,…read morethey looked so tasty! You order at a kiosk. I got a matcha coffee. It was well-priced considering other spots in the area. However I don't think I'd get it again. It was a little watery for my liking. I did however appreciate that there were customizations (more or less foam, more or less sugar, etc.)

Finished a hike and was craving a Thai tea boba milk tea!!! This place had good reviews so I…read morestopped in! They had so many options, a gorgeous interior and super friendly service! This Thai tea didn't taste like typical thai tea ( for my tea fiends you'll know what I mean) but clearly from the empty cup I still loved it! Great well cooked boba and a great size for the price! 10/10

I've been wanting to go to this place for a while, sad to see they're gonna close in June.The…read morechocolate boba tea was refreshing and delicious.The service Was kind and fast.The ambiance was clean and relax the decoration was cute.The price was not that expensive for two drinks.If you have a chance stop by to support this business before they close!

The staff here is the best- they are friendly and keep their cool when it's super busy. Treats here…read moretake time to craft, but even at their busiest, are well done. We usually get bobas but sometimes an ice cream. For the years we've been coming, I can only report positive experiences. Shop is small, parking is plentiful in the area.

Lychee jelly is very chewy and the lychee galaxy drink falls flat after a few sips but the staff…read moreare nice and there's a fair amount of space to sit.

Love the drinks !!! All the ones we have try are always amazing. My sons favorite placeread more

Feeling salty, Yummmyyy . Salty, sweet , milk & espresso. Delicious combo. I had the drink cold…read more Super cute inside. Competitive price point. I want to try 1 of each please.

This is a cool little bubble tea shop that is open late. There was only 1 person working (I think…read morehe was the owner) on Friday night, so service was a little slow (even with you a placing your order on one of the kiosks). He was working hard making drinks but we still ended up waiting almost 20 minutes for a bubble tea.

DELICIOUS! I was exploring the area and had to stop by and get a drink here because it looked good!…read moreI got the taro green tea latte and it was a 10/10! The barista gave us a free drink to try which is the pink and yellow one in the pic, and it was soooo good! it tasted like a strawberry mango slushie. He was so sweet and patient because we did not know what to order, so the fact that he gave us a drink to try was very kind. I definitely will be back to try new flavors!

The anticipation during the Covid lockdown was massive! Oak Park would have an arcade ice cream…read moreshop! And the first year this shop was opened was really fun. We brought our friends and family to enjoy. But the last time we came, I was really let down. None of the games were turned on and I have toddlers who got very frustrated until I came to figure it out. If you ever have been to a real arcade you will be left down by the cheap knockoffs that are here. Plus the Pac-Man game had a broken joystick. Best parts: they have two great Lactose flavors and they will sell you cones without ice cream in them. It's a nice place to grab and go, but don't waste time sitting inside.

I'll start off the review by saying I'm not the target demographic for this establishment. It seems…read morelargely targeted towards kids, which is fine. I was excited about Sticks and Cones because I had worked at a bubble tea + frozen yogurt for years when I was in high school and college. I was quickly disappointed when I got there. I decided to order a bubble tea / boba, not sure what they actually call it on the menu. (Fun fact: east coasters call it bubble tea, and west coasters call it boba!) I ordered the drink with boba, which is denotes the standard tapioca pearls at all other boba establishments I've been to, but there seemed to be confusion when I didn't specifically specify tapioca pearls, so make sure to be specific. The tapioca pearls were very undercooked. The pearls also didn't seem to be in a sweetener, so they were very plain. What really upset me was when my husband ordered the Thai tea. The person behind the counter did not know how to make it, and when they asked how to make it, the response was, "this doesn't use tea, this uses only powder and water." The powder wasn't very high quality, because when mixed with water, it created this creamy and lack of Thai tea taste. I think this is why that at the place I worked at, we also brewed actual Thai tea from tea leaves to mix with the powder. It also took 15 minutes to make for some reason. It seems that boba is becoming very trendy. It's sad that we are losing out on the authenticity of boba drinks. For the frozen yogurt, I appreciated that there were vegan options. However, what was off-putting was that no one would come around to clean the machines, so you're looking at a melted pile of froyo on the grates of the machines. The counters of the store were in general, not wiped down, even though there were at least a few people behind the counter, some of which weren't actively doing anything. The ice cream is from Chocolate Shoppe Ice Cream, which I love. Sadly, they're a bit frugal with the serving size, or it was mostly that the ice cream was in too large of a container maybe? So it appeared like it was a smaller size. As for the arcade games, it's nice that they're not actually coin-operated, but then the downside is that you get kids monopolizing their time on a machine. For a new store, it was pretty sticky because nothing is being wiped down in between. You can bring your sweet treats to the games.

Just found my new favorite bubble tea spot in the neighborhood! I usually get bubble tea when I'm…read morein China town or uptown neighborhood but was surprised when I found this place without having to take a drive. Ordered pickup online and my first order was ready in just a few minutes. I had the mango smoothie with Lychee popping boba. Smoothie was fresh and delicious. Can't wait to go back and try the teas.

The drinks are really good. It was my first time being in that place. The lady was nice and variety…read moreof selections on tea. The dragon fruit was really good and like to stop in there next time.

Was walking past & my daughter noticed they have bubble tea, smoothies & shaved ice cream. Prices…read morewere decent and we didn't stay long. It's for family with smaller children

Went with my friend and her two kiddos. It's a lot smaller than we expected based on the photos…read more There's one big room with bouncy obstacles. It's one level, and then the rest of the place is chairs and a cafe. I had a honeydew milk tea. It was almost $7. The pass to use the bouncy was $20 for each kid for three hours. Not many people were there for the entire time. Many left at 2 hours or less. Three tips: wear socks. Sign the waiver. Park in the lot on Calendar. Street parking is two hours only.