I got the Matcha Latte with boba, and it was pretty classic! Strong matcha essence, perfect amount…read moreof sweetness, well-cooked boba. Can't comment on service or ambiance since we got take out. Will definitely be back to try other drinks, 10/10 would recommend!

To be honest, I was originally going to Kung Fu Tea, but I found a parking spot right in front of…read moreTen One Tea House so I took it as a sign to try something new. I went in with a craving for something sweet, creamy, and cold, but ended up going for something light and fruity: the peach Yakuit slush. It was only $0.80 more to go from a medium to a large so I went for it and also added aloe for $1. The total was around $7-$8. I did use one of the two kiosks they have since it was my first time there and I wanted to take my time exploring the menu. It was super easy to use, only accepts card payments, and will send you a text when the order was placed and when it's ready. While I waited, I took in the details of the place, including the soft pastel colors and also the theme of squirrels which are one of my favorite animals. I liked the art on the walls, and they've used the space well with some tables along the window looking out to Thayer street, while others hugging the entrance ramp. I did not interact with the staff but they looked like they were killing it behind the counter to push out orders in a timely manner. When I did get my order, I thought it was pretty with a rose pink slush, bright pieces of peaches, and bottom layer of white aloe. I tried shaking it a bit to try to mix it up but it didn't work too well. They have straws with a thick opening to get the chunks through. The slush was very flavorful and a good consistency.

The cookie butter latte was delicious. Brittany the barista was so helpful and kind and I enjoyed…read morechatting with her while having my coffee! The churros were delicious and the place was so cozy!

I visited Casa Dulce as part of RI food fights best iced coffee challenge. I ordered the Cookie…read moreButter latte after asking the barista for her recommendation. She was so nice, and she definitely steered me in the right direction! The latte was absolutely delicious. Casa Dulce gets a 10/10 on my Coffee Passport rankings! Brewology is still my all-time favorite coffee shop, but Casa Dulce is definitely one I'll be coming back to. They had a lot of good premade options, but they also allow you to make your own flavors, which is cool. It's cute and cozy and really easy to get to.

The worker was super upbeat and so polite!! The shop is totally a vibe and the sugar cane drinks…read morewere scrumptious. It felt good to support a local shop that totally deserves more love and customers!! I definitely caught them at a slow time. Despite that, service was great. Just would recommend more seating.

we had zero plans of getting a smoothie today but walking by there was someone enjoying one in the…read morewindow and it looks so good we had to go in. it disnt disappoint there were soo many options good thing i dont live closer or I would be there all the time #smoothie #willflyforfood #pvdmusttry

Coffee & Matcha: 10/10 Delightful taste, and beautiful…read morepresentation! I love the espresso bear that was in mine. Be warned, if it melts and there is nothing else in the cup, it will be an overwhelming sip Service: 8/10 The staff is kind, and efficient. We waited for less than 5 minutes for three drinks. Ambiance: 7/10 Super clean and bright store! It is a small shop that only has room for about 4 people to sit inside, but they do have some outdoor seating.

Matcha was delicious! The fruit sandwich was yummy and filling. Convenient location if you're in…read morethe Brown building.

Tried out Naga Coffeehouse today for the first time. The two lovely baristas made the experience SO…read moreunbelievably enjoyable. They were making homemade pumpkin syrups and whipped cream and I asked if I could have whatever they were making. The coffee was SO good and perfectly made. I decided to sit and get work done and the atmosphere was quiet yet lovely to be in. Such a sweet surprise to my Friday. Highly recommend!

I can't rave enough about the staff and how welcoming Anis was during both of my visits! The coffee…read moreso far has been out of this world, especially the Ube Cold Foam, it's so smooth, flavorful, and delicious. The place is super cute, and the vibe is refreshing and inviting. It's located in a small plaza, but there is street parking available if the lot gets full. Overall, I highly recommend everyone stop by, check them out, and support this local coffee shop!

Super cute place in downtown Attleboro! Fun drinks, nice setup and cool local stuff to purchase on…read moretop of the fun teas, coffees and more. Drinks were awesome, and the staff member was kind in explaining the different drinks and options. Will be back asap!

I have been coming here since Kimochi had opened this location and I'm always pleased with my…read morebubble tea!! First of all, before Kimochi, I would've had to travel to Providence or another city for boba and deal with terrible parking situations and all that unfortunate jazz. But now I can get boba that's right down the street, and where there's street parking galore! I usually opt for a milk tea with tapioca pearls, 75% sugar. I like sweet, but they are quite heavy with the sweetness so I like to tone it down just a tad. I'm a sucker for their brown sugar milk tea, but their Thai iced tea and taro flavors are good too. I was in recently and they had a strawberry banana flavor that sounded delicious but the call of the brown sugar milk tea was too strong. Next time perhaps! The tapioca pearls themselves are great. I've had some bad ones before, but never here. They are the perfect texture and they taste great. They're also usually a little warm which I love! So fresh. The cheese foam is good too if you're feeling adventurous. I follow them on instagram and they always have special festive drinks that lure me in as well, so there's always something new to try! I feel like every time I come here, the decor changes a little. What was once one of those grassy, photo op walls that you see in every trendy place is an interesting Pikachu-inspired mural. They also sell shirts, little trinkets, and stuffed animals as well. I've seen them do promotions with other companies that have also drawn me inside... such as when they were selling mochi cupcakes from a place in Boston (I did not like these) or mochi donuts (love these) before they opened Pinku next door.

First of all, this cafe is decorated so beautifully. Service was great, everyone was very nice. I…read moreordered the cheese and guava empanada, the goat, and a banana bread latte. After ordering my child was fussy and I went back up for a chocolate chip, banana bread muffin. The empanada was so good. I loved the guava and cheese combo. I never knew they paired so well together. I also really appreciated the flakey salt added. I also had The Goat with turkey bacon added. That was also so good. I love goat cheese and I love avocado toast so it was a great pairing. I snuck a bite of my son's banana bread muffin and that was also so good, I really liked how there was a good amount of chocolate in the muffin. The Banana Bread latte is a seasonal special apparently. I think that is a HUGE mistake. It should be a year round drink. Superb. No notes. I NEVER finish my coffee. I drank every single last sip. Easily in my top five favorite coffees. I truly hope this makes its way onto the menu. I will absolutely be back!

First time here and might be the last. I don't know if my order was lost in the shuffle or the…read morecashier didn't put my ticket up or something because I waited 15 minutes for my drink. I ordered the tres leches latte and the place wasn't busy as it usually is when I walk by. After making 10+ drinks for people who ordered after me, the barista asks me if I'm waiting for something. I tell her yes and my order. She was a bit confused because I guess the ticket wasn't on the board ‍ she made it right away and apologized after. With that said, the latte was good and tastes just like the cake. I would like to visit again for food and drinks but after this experience I'm unsure

First of all, their ice cream has a salty taste, which I've honestly never experienced before. Even…read morethe Hawaiian Vanilla Bean flavor tasted salty. That part comes down to personal preference... I can tolerate a taste I don't love. What I can't tolerate is bad service. The employee working on 5/25/26 was extremely rude and had no customer service skills. She acted annoyed whenever someone asked for samples and made customers feel like they were wasting her time. She handed over cups of ice cream without spoons or any explanation of where to find them. After running the register, she simply turned around and walked away before the payment even finished processing. Like I said, taste is subjective. How bad can ice cream really be, right? But poor service is something I don't overlook. I won't be returning to this place. In my opinion, 3 Sisters and Sacred Cow offer a much better overall experience.

It was raining, I wanted dessert, but I wanted something new to me. I randomly found this place…read morewhen doing a google search and based on their nearly perfect reviews, decided I had to give it a shot; I had a BIG FEELING I'd love it. It is located next to a school so traffic can be heavy depending on the time of day. I went around 5 pm and the weather wasn't great so not as much traffic and parking right in front. It is metered parking which is a downside but I believe there are side streets without the fee. I loved a lot of the details when I walked in such as the ice cream cone chairs along the wall, the art on the wall, the citrus colors all around, and a water station. The menu isn't very extensive, but | actually love this about them. Each flavor is very unique and when every flavor sounds and tastes good, a dozen options is perfectly fine. They also have it broken up into regular hard ice cream, dairy free ice cream, and sorbet. I couldn't decide on what I wanted but I was allowed to sample different ones before committing to one. They offer 4 different sizes: mini (golf ball scoop) - $4, scoop (baseball) -$6, half/half - $7, and double -$8. During my sampling session, I tried the horchata, thai tea, and dulce de leche. I ultimately opted for the dulce de leche because of its sweet, creamy, and intense caramel-like flavor. It almost tasted like a cold Werther's caramel melting in my mouth, so I needed more of it. However, I loved that the horchata had a strong cinnamon and vanilla presence with a hint of coconut since I do think the non-diary flavors are coconut milk based. The thai tea literally tasted like a frozen thai tea as it was milky but also the black tea undertone was there. I did not get to taste the london fog but I also heard it was a black tea flavor. Just based on internet pictures, it looks like the menu is constantly changing (some staple flavors don't seem to leave) and there are seasonal flavors. This motivates me to come back more often to see what treasures I come across. They had a few tables inside to enjoy your ice cream there. There were two people working so I did not wait much for my turn. They also do offer pints to go, but from what I could see only two flavors: cookies and cream and mango sticky rice.