Love this place for entire family - all generations. Traditional to fun and unique wraps…read more My favorite is the amazing Ginger wrap with chicken brown rice and veggies. My husband loves the blue cheese in many lunch specials. My teens loves the Plain Jane when little and now have expanded to the Santa Fe and the Luigi's (pasta chicken Alfredo). Always kind service - very clean - and quick regardless of the line.

I stopped by Rockets for lunch on afternoon, and I had a lovely little meal. The exterior isn't too…read moreflashy, no patio or outdoor seating. The interior is spacious and clean. The vibe is fairly simple with a splash of trendy The menu is fairly sizable. You can see all the wrap varieties and the ingredients to each of them written along a long menu that serves as the backdrop of the prep/order station. You can choose from a variety of wraps, and pick your protein, tortilla, and modify with additional sauces etc. I tried their TexMex which was tasty. I also had chips queso and their pickle dipping sauce. The spicy dill pickle sauce was very flavorful. I might be a queso snob at this point, but being from Texas, unfortunately, the queso missed the mark in terms of flavor and consistency. I also tried a cookie that had so many different components to it, and it was tasty. I believe they also specialize in sodas, but I'm not a big soda drinker, so, I didn't try them They staff was very friendly and efficient. The person at checkout made great small talk, and was just kind. Also, the meal was prepared in no time at all One this I did like was that this restaurant cares about sustainability. They give orders in paper bags and minimize waste. When you throw away your trash there is also a bin to recycle paper bags and also to recycle cans Some tips: Rockets keeps odd hours. I initially wanted to stop by for dinner one night only to find that they close at 3pm. They're actually only open 10am-3pm This is located in downtown Billings, so, parking isn't plentiful. I was lucky in that my hotel was downtown and I could walk. You will most likely have to find metered parking or one of the parking garages nearby Cheers!!

went there at 830 pm on a Wednesday night and they were closed, weren't supposed to close until 9read more

The very best! so tasty and such great staff! We haven't had a bad flavor yet! Thank you guys for…read morebeing awesome!

Yum! My husband loves popcorn and so he buys a lot of gourmet brands. I only partake regularly if…read moreit's really good popcorn. This popcorn is really good! and has unique flavors. Highly recommend giving them a try! I like sweet and savory, only tried cherry so far but will be trying more soon!

Food was tasty but I was truly hoping for a healthy restaurant. I would be willing to pay extra for…read moreorganic as well as dressings that do not use highly inflammatory seed oils. Canola oil should be banned and has no place in a so called healthy restaurant.

When traveling for work I try to find places I've never been to before, but I also like having…read morehealthy options. I was in luck when I stumbled upon this spot This location was slightly outside of downtown Billings where I was located, but it was worth the short drive The interior is spacious, immaculate, and trendy. The staff was exceptionally friendly and efficient, and the food was good The menu offers a variety of salads, bowls, wraps, smoothies, juices, etc. ALL the healthy meals! The ingredients are fresh, and you can see them before they start preparing your meal I ordered the Spicy Southwest bowl, and it was delicious, hearty, and had just the right amount of heat/spice. I also tried the Date Night smoothie which was pretty good, but I didn't love the texture. I also tried a rice vegan crispy treat, and that wasn't for me. The texture/consistency was all wrong. No crisp, no bite, and lacking in any real flavor Some tips: If you don't see a bowl, salad, or wrap that catches your eye you can create your own. Also, one of Crisp & Green's core pillars is impacting the community from a health and wellness standpoint, and they host health and wellness events. Check out their Events page on their website for dates, times, and descriptions Cheers!!

Tried several smoothies , both really good , tried the açaí bowls where delicious as well. Will go…read moreback when back in town . Lady was so kind to let me in after it was closed thank you.

I like what they are trying to do with healthy smoothies. Much better value than some other healthy…read morelocal options. However they currently only serve one size which is a 20oz. So if you don't want that much of a smoothie you're out of luck here. But you can always save some for later in the fridge! Their flavors are more protein based, lots of options there. Not very many fruit options so if you are bringing a child just know their aren't many options-but their are some. And also note they are large so you could probably split one between two kids. They also offer wraps and bang energy drinks. I feel like they are really geared towards the fitness community, which makes sense with 9 round being right there. Overall a good alternative to other places and will try again.

Great coffee, great sandwiches, friendly staff and relatively quick. Would definitely put this on…read moremy routine coffee run list.

Amazing service and quality of coffee. Now this is the small drive through business that I enjoy…read morecontributing towards. The two workers both wearing face mask for our safety, thank you

It'll be difficult to come up with many negatives (as in -- none) about this unusual food truck…read more The name gives away its secrets: Berries. At least two different types. In a bowl. With nuts, chia seeds, granola, nut butters, hemp hearts, and a fruit that isn't a berry -- all depending on which of the 4 main menu options sounds good. There's even add-ons available. It's all good. Unless you don't like fruit, and if that's the case, you likely wouldn't be seeking out a food truck with fruit in its name. The bowls are big and heavy and contain a lot of fruit. I think it's a fruit sorbet base or something similar --- whatever it is -- holding everything together. These bowls are served cold and on a hot days, it's like holding a cool breeze. In fact, these bowls might actually taste better than ice cream (I know -- heresy!) If you're getting bored with the usual kind of food truck, Berry Bowl'd will snap you out of that boredom. It isn't out every day, so the anticipation of waiting for its next showing might be frustrating, but it'll be worth the wait. I've tried two of their main offerings: the Local and the Bowlseye. Although both are excellent, I'd have to give the edge to the Local Bowl - maybe because that's the first one I tried, but maybe because it just looked "prettier" with the blueberries. They can make your bowl with gluten, soy, or nut-free granola just in case that might hold you back from trying.them out.

I went to the store location off of 24th and it was freaking DELICIOUS. The only thing is I'm a…read morelittle concerned about the protein powder situation. I added a scoop of whey protein to my açai bowl and this may be the only place on earth that doesn't blend it in to the smoothie base... they just scooped it on top. Never before in my life have I experienced that. Quite odd. When you go to take a bite of it, your mouth blows it away like a powdery cloud, and it kind of feels like you're dry scooping protein powder. It gave me a good laugh, but I hope nobody chokes on it. I'm not sure if whoever runs this place has tried eating dry protein powder, but I suggest they try it and they will probably suggest blending it into the bowl in the future. However, the protein powder I got was absolutely delicious along with the rest of the bowl. The granola was perfect and crunchy and the fruit on top was so fresh

Look at the beef in this photo...this isn't anything close to what their photo of this dish…read morerepresents. Extremely dissapointing. And if the beef was present , it tasted like they threw some frozen veggies into a packet of ramen broth. The Boba tea was pretty good though, so maybe just stick to that.

After a long day of hiking in the nearby Bighorn Canyon, I wanted something cool and refreshing. I…read morewas surprised to see that there was a new boba shop that opened a couple months ago in Billings. One of the hallmarks of a good boba shop is that they serve a wide variety of tea options such as oolong, assam, jasmine, matcha, etc, something beyond just your basic green and black tea options with flavorings. Bubblemilk seemed to meet that requirement. As a bonus, it looked like they also sell various Asian snacks, and they even serve taiyaki and bingsoo! How intriguing. When we walked in, we found a pretty messy store, with boxes strewn all over the back, and one TV in the front playing exceptionally loud techno/rave music. Not a promising start, but it's something I can overlook if the drinks are good. The online photos of the menu items looked beautiful and so we decided to order two drinks instead of our usual single drink when trying a new place. Oh boy, that was a mistake. When we placed the order at the kiosk, the proprietor let us smell the tea that we were supposedly going to be receiving. For our drinks, we could choose between a malty earthy smelling oolong, or a peach fruity smelling oolong. We went with the former for one drink and the latter for the other. It's only after ordering that we noted behind the counter stood a ton of different labeled containers filled with powder, and no tea brewing machine nor any jugs or tea dispensers. Oolong Milk Tea, 50% Sweet, Large w/ Boba ($7.35) - I did not see them actually add brewed tea in the drink. Here's how I saw them making the drink - ice went into the shaker followed by a clear liquid which I assume is water, then a clear liquid from a jug which I assume is sweetener syrup, then several powders (I could not see how many powders they added as my view was partially obstructed). The container goes into the shaking machine. They scoop ice and boba into the cup, then pour the shaken drink on top. Could I have missed a step? Maybe. But the fact is, the lack of tea reflects in the taste - in this case, with the "oolong tea" having no tea taste whatsoever, just an artificially fruity sweetness. There's a bit of grittiness from the multiple powders used, and a suspiciously stable, thick layer of foam on top. Not to mention that the sweetness at 50% is overpowering and cloying. The drink is bad and the boba is bad to match. It's hard, not particularly chewy and very lumpy with tons of crevices on the outside, giving a poor mouthfeel. It's not rotated correctly for sure. I only drank about half before throwing the rest of the drink out. Note: The description says this contains milk, but the owner said they only put milk powder. The description is wrong because the shop steals it from somewhere. More information below. Milk Tea Rating: 1/5 Boba Rating: 2/5 Dreamy Taro, 75% Sweet ($5.98) - While the "oolong tea" is terrible, the Dreamy Taro is an actual scam. The description promises "fragrant and tender taro" and we were expecting either sweet and tender whole taro chunks or at least a taro mash in the drink. There is no taro in this drink whatsoever. It 100% tastes like bad artificial taro powder with an almost cookies and cream ish kind of taste. I have never thrown out a drink without finishing at least half of it, even from the worst boba shops I have had the displeasure of visiting. This one I could not stomach more than a couple of sips, and then it went straight in the trash. It's that bad. I guess the only bonus is that they added boba to the drink when I didn't order it? Not that I actually had any of it since the drink was so bad. I actually wonder what is going on, since "taro paste" is an add on that can be ordered for multiple drinks, and yet it's clear they don't actually have any. Drink Rating 1/5 As another knock against this place, the descriptions of the drinks are literally stolen from a variety of sources. For example, the Uji Matcha description is stolen word for word from encha, multiple other descriptions stolen from the sugaryums blog, Sakura Tea stolen from Moriyama Teahouse etc etc. I stopped looking after the first couple. The images also seem to be stolen from other websites, which is why the drinks you get do not match either the descriptions nor the pictures at all. It's completely unethical and very problematic, especially if someone visiting has an allergy or food restrictions, given you can't tell what you're going to receive. I cannot recommend visiting Bubblemilk. The drinks are plain bad and I have major issues with their ethics. This shop is easily in the bottom 5 of the several hundred boba shops I have visited.