"Owner's Blend" is my jam! Heck of a good flavor. Rich and…read morewoody but not too astringent. Brand has a chic, high-tone feel and history.

Anyone who knows tea MUST try Grace! For years it has been my own "hidden standard" for those who…read morethink Harney & Sons is the top of the mark you need to look again. This isn't big business but speciality niche gourmet with daunting options you'll not find elsewhere. The Panyang Golden Tips is my most tear generating beauty from Grace, the first flush Darjeeling options are worth the price and I've never in all my life had Earl Grey that's better. Only other choice I highly recommend a good cupboard has stocked is the Fanciest Formosa Oolong. Indeed, all a touch of grace...

We love the top-notch coffee and baked goods in the lovely, bucolic Westford setting. Moreover, one…read morecan enjoy one's morning rocket fuel without having insipid corporate platitudes scrawled on one's cup!

An awesome little coffee shop with great flavors!!…read more Great staff, reasonable prices and good quality coffee. I wish it was closer to me, I'd head there much more often. Whenever I'm in the area I look forward to a Littletown Coffee visit!

I love my online marketing clients/friends. Just got my own personal package of Sugar Blocker Tea…read morethat's great for diabetics, to curb sugar cravings and weight loss. It's so awesome they can't keep it in stock. Happy to say... it works :)

A wonderful, family-owned tea company with very kind owners. They have a great collection of ceylon…read moretea which includes classics as well as unique flavors. I enjoy tasting the differences between the premium-quality black ceylon teas.

I received a pamphlet in the mail from Upton Tea Imports, probably because I've bought tea from a…read morevariety of sources and one of them passed on my name and address. I looked through their tea offerings but what really caught my interest was the centerfold descriptions of how the range of teas from white to green to oolong to black to Pu-erh is made from the leaves of the Camellia Sinensis plant, each type of tea coming from a different number of variations in the process. That made me look more closely at their teas. I ordered some of their Richmond Park blend and some of their Mincing Lane. The latter's name was irresistible and descriptions of both sounded good. The package arrived earlier this week. I opened it to find they had included a sample of a loose leaf Christmas blend originating in Germany. I'm not fond of spiced teas, so I opened it and took a preliminary sniff, finding it not too heavily spiced, so I made a pot. It was subtle, less spiced than Constant Comment and less overwhelming than a tea Cost Plus used to sell which gave me a headache whenever I walked down the aisle where it was displayed. It was pleasant, though I wouldn't buy it. I made a pot of the Mincing Lane blend yesterday and it's very good. I've had two large cups and like it. It will fit in well w/ the teas in my rotation. I see that they sell a Ceylon Kenilworth tea. I bought some from Peet's in bulk and like it a lot. When I use it up I will buy more from Upton Imports, as Peet's no longer offers it.

Why they decided to stop allowing local customers to pick up their orders is beyond me. I used to…read moredrive 15 mins to pick up my order to save on shipping costs. Now they only have delivery. Thanks for making it more expensive to be a loyal customer. It is time for me to go elsewhere.

It's a cute shop. But I stopped in on a rainy Tuesday afternoon at about 10 minutes before closing…read more I just wanted to check out the shop - and found a $60 sweater I would have considered buying. But the server on staff was so clearly irritated that I came in so close to closing, I couldn't wait to get out. So I ordered a chai tea so the visit would be a total waste for either of us. Bonus: she didn't secure the lid on my to-go so when I took my first sip in my truck, I got hot chai tea all over my new jeans, just as I was headed out to meet friends. Nope. I won't be back.

The baristas were SO nice and recommended mixing the blueberry and lavender flavors for a latte,…read morewhich was one of the best coffees I've had since it wasn't too sweet. There's parking nearby and the shops attached to the coffee shop are adorable.

The Lima Coffees MWP Decaf from Wavelength Coffee Roasters was a pleasant decaf coffee experience…read more Served over a pour-over, it is very smooth and not bitter. Having been recently roasted, it was more full-bodied than many decaf coffees. The service was great, the shipping was prompt, and it's now my go-to decaf.

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.

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.

I've been to this spot a few times over the years, usually when I'm in the area for dinner. Parking…read morein downtown Lowell can be a pain, so I don't come often, but it's nice that this place is part of the bubble tea scene in the area. There are window seatings and a few tables. They offer a decent menu with teas, milk teas, specialty drinks, and smoothies. I usually opt for no sugar or low sugar, but even with that, their milk tea and smoothies are just okay. The milk tea, for instance, doesn't have enough tea flavor to balance out, even when I go light on sugar. What I do enjoy, though, are the quick bites, especially the onigiri. It's a great savory option to pair with the drinks. Overall Service: It's fine. I had a quick interaction when I was in person, but I usually order through delivery apps. The food is always packaged really well, with no spillage or mess, which I really appreciate.