Best gelato this side of the Atlantic. The Worcester public market location has about a dozen…read morerotating flavors and the West Boylston location has about two dozen. So far my husband, son and I have tried about 20 flavors and each one is more delicious than the next. Limoncello, ferrero roche, stracciatella- get them all.

Horrible customer service here recently. Went to get some Italian ice here around 7:25 - they close…read moreat 8, and no one was there for 10 minutes. When the girl returned she told us that she had just finished doing the dishes and couldn't serve us - which comprised of about 10 scoops. Like really ? Oh well. Would never even consider returning.

Gave this place a try and it didn't disappoint! Ordered a pearl milk tea with almond milk, a brown…read moresugar milk tea, and a bubble waffle. Everything was so tasty and the staff were very nice. There isn't much seating inside (3 tables), but this was a nice pick me up treat. Gong Cha is my go-to boba spot!

They made the wrong order, a green tea latte instead of a matcha tea latte. They refused to correct…read moreit. That was even though the label on the drink said matcha tea latte. They said the label was wrong, and they recalled we had ordered a green tea latte and they had now-coded it into the receipt. Avoid this place.

A hidden gem. I had probably driven by this place on the way to work a hundred times and never…read morestopped . Cute place, big selection of coffee's , teas, and protein shakes. Abigail the owner met me with a welcoming smile as I entered and was incredibly helpful describing to me all of the awesome options Sip' N Savor had to choose from . I ultimately went with the Ice Cream Cake Shake and The Fruit Rollup Tea. Now a few months in as a regular customer I've tried a lot on the menu but tend to go back to my usual order of Fruit Rollup and Ice Cream Shake . All of the staff are very friendly , and very helpful when it comes to choosing things you like. I would recommend Sip' N Savor as a must go if you like tasty products, awesome customer service , and a fun little place to start your day off right!!!!!

Good food! Now with a Korean chain up the street, I wanted to try a small owned business for lunch…read more The IT lady just walked by my desk and said "Damn! That looks good!" The should add kimchi to the bowls, however.

Overpriced bibimbap, for take our size its more than $15 and its very bland. The meat is only…read morelittle bit not balance with the amount of rice they given. Not like it at all.

My wife Ellen loves this ma and pa shop she always gets the triple fudge chocolate non dairy non…read moregluten non fat non gmo sources non probiotic ethically sourced ice cream and gally this place is sooo good love ya giveon brothers dairy farm

"It's all too much for me to take The love that's shining…read moreall around you Everywhere, it's what you make For us to take, it's all too much" (The Beatles) OK friends, here's a serious question. In all your years of going to restaurants and food stands, have you EVER seen a customer refuse something they ordered because the portion size was too much? Well, I'll willingly put my right hand on a stack of hot fudge cans and swear to the Chocolate Chip gods that I saw such a rare curiosity yesterday at Gibson Brothers Dairy Farm. A guy in front of us ordered a large cup of ice cream, and when the window attendant handed it to him it sure looked like it was the size of a quart container. The shocked customer said, "there's no way I can eat all of this, and I hate to waste food, so can you take some of this back?" Of course, she couldn't take it back, so the guy bravely took away his ice cream, sat at a picnic table with his buddy, and gave it the old college try. Luckily, we didn't order any large portions, just a small soft serve and a small cone. Our order was the culmination of a very long study of the flavors on the menu board, because Gibby's has over 70 types of hard ice cream and over 20 flavors of soft serve. My wife's small cone of banana walnut chocolate chip was immense, and the window attendant told us they use a scoop the size of a softball! The ice cream had plenty of walnuts and chocolate chips but we thought it was light on banana flavoring. I went with a small cup of white chocolate macadamia soft serve. Both of our ice creams ran around $10. Gibson Farms has been in Worcester for 100 years and has become a local institution. There are benches and picnic tables on a deck, and more benches and tables on the lawn to the side of the stand. And how did our friend with the gargantuan cup of ice cream do? Sad to say we saw him toss half of it into a trash can after he hit his limit. So -be advised a "large" is obscenely large, but a helluva bargain for around $6.

Great coffee Delicious bakery products, including a fine…read moreselection of gluten free products. Friendly and helpful service team !

A "qualified 4."…read more Been a while, and I work in the area again, so an update after a couple years and a few morning visits. - Still a great vibe, with comfy seats for resting, eating, working, or playing checkers (which they provide), plus a view into the roasting area. - Still good coffee, with two rotating original roasts available daily (one lighter, one darker). - No longer are donut collabs with Donut Stand a Thursday thing. As for food: -- Cranberry Orange Scone: Superb. Slightly sweet, a little biscuity, with good moistness and understated glaze that lets the base shine. Sometimes warm. -- Chocolate Croissant: I doubt this is made in house. Flaky, yes, but something's off. Seems like a prefab product from the freezer section. You can do much better than this. -- Rugelach: Very rich with potent Nutella flavor. A little greasy, but in a good way. Small but packs a flavor wallop. -- Cinnamon Bun: Decent. Nice moist glaze and a somewhat dry winding dough. -- Brioche Bun: A small round braided number similar to a pain swisse but also a Scandinavian bun, with custard and chocolate chips. Innovative, but dry and rubbery. Good coffee and good atmosphere, but a mixed bag on the morning treats, with some hits and misses. Order what works for you and you should be happy, especially when comparing against similar places in the immediate area or distant 'burbs. Just don't expect Boston quality and you'll be fine.

The ice cream is good me and my daughter went and there and they was very nice and the ice cream…read morewas good any flavors you want they have

I don't know what I expected from this place. Maybe it's just one of the bad ones. I ordered a…read moremojito Italian ice and the worker didn't know how to make it so he ask his coworker. His coworker then proceeded to ask me, "that's made with lime and mint right?" Needless to say I was speechless. I as a customer do not know what goes in your ice cream recipes. You should know that. Also, it wasn't a very welcoming experience. I could feel that they just wanted to go home. Shame on me for craving ice cream at night I guess. I was expecting the lime to be sour but it was sweet so that just made my night worse.

This is a popup matcha stand inside a local boutique so you can order your matcha and shop while…read morewaiting. We got the strawberry matcha and hojicha lattes and both were excellent. Not too sweet but strong flavor and probably among the best matchas I've had. I would come back.

Sugi Matcha is a lovely matcha pop up shop located inside Sol Rune boutique. The baristas were…read moresuper friendly as soon as I walked in. I decided to try the strawberry matcha and loved it! The strawberry jam is perfectly sweet and the matcha itself was very creamy and smooth with roasted flavor which paired well with the sweetness of the strawberry. I ordered the 16 oz which was around $7 and some change so not bad at all. They have other fun flavors as well such as lavender, blueberry and rose. I also decided to grab a tin of matcha to go since you never know when there will be another shortage supply! I'd definitely recommend trying them out if you're a matcha lover!