I got the Ube Matcha and my boyfriend got a Thai Tea smoothie…read more This might be my new favorite place for matcha. It wasn't too sweet and it actually tasted like matcha (not milk like most other places).

A very nice Nepali-owned boba shop. They actually almost have a little bit of everything to sell…read more Aside from boba and momo (dumplings), they also sell phone cases, sneakers, stickers, chips. They also have some board games for you and your friends to play with while you chill out and relax. The shop is located inside of a Plaza so you don't have to worry much about parking. Although the time it took to make the drinks were just a tad bit long, i think they use that time to really give you the best flavor and presentation. I didn't get to take a picture of the strawberry matcha but it came out exactly like their advertised photo. It's actually not bad at all, I didn't think i would like that combination. I got the classic milk tea and the taste actually reminds me of the classic milk tea from Golden Tea in downtown Lowell. However, I do wish the boba was just a bit more soft, then it would've been perfect for me. The pomegranate fruit tea i got is also good. Sweet, taste, and refreshing. I really recommend giving them a try!

Such a beautiful place. It's on the smaller side but it feels so comfy and relaxing…read more The music was a vibe. My strawberry matcha was big and so sweet. It was perfect, I could taste the small chunks of strawberries at the bottom. This was the only place open on Easter Sunday!!! The service was great!

I was craving coconut coffee and this spot happens to be nearby and they were still…read moreopen. it was a great flavor! the decor was beautiful as well.

Located in the heart of downtown Beverly, Dear Boba is a cute neighborhood boba spot with some…read moredelicious treats. They have a pretty good sized menu and a mix of milk teas, fruit teas, matchas, and frozen drinks. I got the brown sugar boba with tapioca pearls which was made fresh and was very delicious. Prices are a little high but I would say that's to be expected at most boba spots. Just be aware that you do have to pay extra to add pearls to your drink. Drinks are made quickly and there is a small but nice seating area. The entire place is very cute and pink and I love the fun vibe they have going on.

Tried their matcha latte at the popup in Lowell. The matcha is so so sweet overpowering any matcha…read moreflavor. I took a sip and chucked it, couldn't stand how sweet it was! +1 star for cute cup +1 star because I saw them hand whisk the matcha and isn't batch prepared.

I always bought their onigiri. I love it, I know it's not the same like other onigiri that I ate…read moretypically but they did pretty good close to the original. The shrimp, kenshin, and unagi are my go to. Never really interested on any of their drinks, idk why so I never try.

Tea-Do is a casual bubble tea shop and Asian café that offers a mix of drinks, snacks, and light…read moremeals in a relaxed downtown Lowell setting. We walked into a cozy space with seating by the windows, a clean interior, and music playing in the background, with a few small touches that made it feel more like a place to hang out rather than just a quick drink stop. The café has a comfortable, unpretentious energy that fits the neighborhood well, and the layout makes it easy to settle in for a bit. The main draw is the drink menu, with a variety of milk teas, fruit teas, smoothies, and slush-style drinks. We found the drinks solid for satisfying a bubble tea craving, but they leaned more on the sweeter side and did not stand out as much compared to some of the stronger boba spots nearby. The flavors were enjoyable, but the drinks felt a little lighter and less rich than expected, with the tea notes not coming through as strongly as we would have liked. That said, the customization options for sweetness and toppings helped tailor the drinks to our preferences. Beyond drinks, Tea-Do also offers a selection of snacks and small meals. Items like the onigiri and takoyaki added more variety than a typical bubble tea shop, making it a better option if you want something to eat with your drink. The shrimp tempura onigiri was a nice choice for a quick bite, with the rice holding together well and the filling adding a good contrast of texture and flavor. The food menu helps give the café more personality and makes it feel like a more complete stop rather than just a place to grab a drink. Service was friendly, and the atmosphere made it a comfortable place to stop by, especially when we wanted somewhere casual to relax for a bit. The staff were welcoming and handled the flow of orders without delays. The space is not designed for large groups, but it works well for studying, catching up, or taking a break while exploring Lowell. The seating area stays comfortable even when the café is busy, and the energy remains low-key throughout the visit. Tea-Do is a decent neighborhood boba spot that does the basics well. The drinks can satisfy a bubble tea craving, but there are other places with stronger flavors and more memorable drinks. The café atmosphere and food options are what make it worth checking out, offering a casual, comfortable stop that feels more like a local hangout than a dedicated bubble tea destination.

Rita is wonderful! Her shop is beyond beautiful! What a treat it was to have a great cup of coffee…read morealong with a fresh ham & ch croissant ! The blueberry muffins are moist & delightful. We will definitely be back! What a special place to visit. Helpful and friendly. @redesignbyjennierenewedfurnishings&decor on FB!

My sweet little hometown...GEORGETOWN! I was born and…read moreraised in this quiet little suburb so my heartstrings were already being pulled as soon as I arrived. I have lived all over the US & even outside of it, but there will always be a soft spot for this area. In the 80s, my mom used to take my tiny self into a local craft shop within this building. Our family went bowling in the old school bowling alley out back (& seems to still be there). We watched Fourth of July parades along this street. I went to elementary and middle school nearby. The area has changed a little but I can still see the beautiful town I grew up in. I was excited to see this picturesque and unique tea shop during my nostalgic trip "home". I haven't walked along Main Street since the late 90s. On the day of my visit, it was a blustery fall day and the rain had just started to fall. My mom, husband and I met Susie, the owner, who warmly welcomed us. We chatted while she prepared our drinks. Loved hearing her story of how she came to own this amazing shop. I could have spent a whole afternoon here easily if I didn't have more places to visit. I ordered an Americano, which was smooth and subtle. I'm quite used to strong espresso so this was a little too mellow for my preference, but I truly enjoyed it on this day. My mom ordered a ginger tea, which warmed her up on a chilly afternoon. This would be such a great gathering spot with friends or to host an event in. Hopefully I'll be able to return soon & pay Hatters another visit.

I had a meeting in Lawrence at this adorable and delicious cafe! I had a wonderful iced latte and…read moresat outside on a fall day - it was a really nice experience. I live 45 minutes away, otherwise I would be a frequent visitor.

What a great addition to Lawrence! I work across from this place and so happy La Grekka opened!…read moreThey have a wide variety of coffee, I got a cafe bombon. Then came back later for lunch. The place is busy! Very cute inside. The lineup can be long, so expect a wait time. The interior is absolutely beautiful. Not all servers know English so be patient with the crew. The prices run Boston style. Expect to pay $6 for latte and around $15+ for a sandwich. Taking one star off for pricing as after we are in Lawrence, should match Lawrence pricing. But we know I'll be back due to lack of good office coffee.

What a hidden gem. Authentic Ramen made on premises. Service was great. Food was outstanding…read more Highly recommended.

I stopped by Akita Ramen on a Saturday for lunch and it wasn't too busy. It's a small little spot…read morelocated in a plaza, so there's plenty of parking. The ordering process was easy, you scan a QR code to order, and pay all on your phone. Someone will bring your food out for you and you're basically all set. Compared to other ramen places I've been to, the ramen at Akita was good.

The Whale Tea is a delicious boba spot located on rantoul street near downtown Beverly. It has a…read moredecently sized menu of drinks and some seating available for customers. When we went, there was only one person working so drinks took a little bit, but it was late in the evening and we weren't in a rush. Not sure how busy it gets, but I doubt there's ever a long wait. There is a fish tank on the side if you need something to entertain yourself or small children while you wait. I got the mango boba slush with mango boba and wow, it was delicious!! The slush was blended perfectly and I felt like it was a good size. Like many boba places, the drinks are a little pricey but not too bad.

Cute little place. My brother brought us here. I decided to try something new and different. I got…read morethe 'Jasmin Crystal Tea'. Since it's my first time here so I ordered everything with 100% sugar lvl, turns out, I don't think they don't make their drinks very sweet. It was a boy and his dad working and the boy was super nice. My drink is actually tea jello in what I think is 'watered down milk'. It was pretty good tho. Definitely a nice place to sit down for a drink if you're in the area.