Their Fancy Grilled Cheese (Gruyere cheese, bacon, tomato, avocado on ciabatta) is something…read morespecial. I get it without bacon - it doesn't even need it. The bread it's served on is so good, and it's grilled to perfection. I'm obsessed with this sandwich and wish I lived closer! Oh, put your order in online - they take a while to prepare. I'd put the order in at least 10 minutes out.

My favorite local coffee shop! I love all the Asian flavor drinks here. They have black sesame,…read morepandan, Mango Sticky Rice, Banana Coconut, etc. I got the: -coconut mango sticky rice matcha: oh my god, a must order!!! This was sooo delicious. I think about this drink often. Every flavor that was supposed to be there, was there and they blended all together so perfectly. -tiramisu latte: delicious. Again, the flavors are so perfect here. It gets pretty busy here so I recommend ordering online if you're in a rush

If you're a Robusto coffee fan you have to check out this space…read more In a former mill building loaded with interesting artists studios Nibbana offers a wide array of drink options. I went with the Khmae which was Robusto coffee and condensed milk. It was absolutely perfect with that blend of flavor and sweetness you would expect of a Vietnamese style coffee. Didn't get food but I could smell them cooking fresh and great to see the options available for those on SNAP as a way to give back to the community.

super cute cafe in a mill art building! we came to pick up tiny arms coffee (supposedly the best…read morecoffee in the state) and decided to try the coffee here. cash is preferred by the cafe but they take card for a 4.6% upcharge. we got their bacon breakfast sandwiches, the biscoff latte (yummy), and the kafe chek (robusta coffee with banana cream cheese cold foam). both were good, robusta was more earthy than i was expecting but i also have never had it. super yum though! if you're in the area this is a super cute cafe with a little community library and a vibrant arts school right there with artist studios. overall would come back next time when we're in the area!

Thanks you Yelp we found this fantastic coffee shop in Chelmsford. It is located in a small trip…read moremall. We lucked out that it was not too busy. They have a wide variety of coffee, tea, bakery items then some breakfast and lunch sandwiches. My husband had a smoked salmon on an everything bagel, I had an asiago bagel with cream cheese. My husband had a Carmel maple delight special coffee. I had a jasmine ice tea with strawberries. The bagels were some of the softest and flavorful bagels we have had. We both loved out drinks. Staff were friendly and prompt. There were a few tables to sit and enjoy your food. Next time we are in the area we will definitely be stopping.

This place was so good! We were looking for a stop before getting on the highway and this was a…read moregreat pick me up. I got a double espresso and a lemon slush and mixed them together for the perfect refreshing summer slush! I definitely would go back for his exact drink because it was so yummy!

A hidden gem in downtown Lowell! The gelato selection is great and the bakery is out of this world…read more You may blink at the price of a cupcake or other pastry but it is worth it! They are rich and good to split over coffee. Their taro hot chocolate is a treat. If you're looking for something different or are a taro fan, give it a try!

In the heart of downtown Lowell, this is a good spot to grab a treat to go or stick around and…read morewatch players battle it out at the chess club (I believe they meet on Sundays). The place is massive so good for large groups. They serve tea, coffee, gelato, pastries, and quick bites like avocado toast. I had a sweet tooth so I just wanted a little treat and went with the baklava. I loved the nutty flavor and chunks of walnut although it was drenched in honey. The flavor is there but not as flakey as I wanted. The cookie was gooey and semi sweet just the way I like it Service was quick and super friendly. They didn't rush me since I had a tough time deciding my order.

Love Cafe Eclipse! It's a good place to work remotely, and there was a lot of seating available. I…read moreloved the "For Here" glasses that they have... The coffee was good (I ordered a medium iced latte) but expensive if you want an alternative milk. Pretty sure that's standard with everywhere else, though.

Stumbled upon this place after some Lunch and the vibe was…read morevery chill. It is a small coffee shop but was very quiet when I went. The latte choices tho were extensive. I got the eggnot latte and honey lavender and they were so good!!! Definitely not watered down or taste like milk. You can taste each flavor. They are very distinct and has the right amount of kick to it. I am coming back for those lattes :)

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.

TWO WORDS OF ADVICE…read more Little coffee shop offering a good variety for a great price! Two words of advice: Black ceiling Change the color of your ceiling to black tiles, and it will change the ambiance of this quaint coffee shop dramatically! Feels a little too much like... when you walk into a KMart!

It's a shame, first time I came here coffe was not bad at all, I live close by, I came for the…read moresecond time had my little dog on my arm. Monday morning, the lady working there she did not like that. One bit. Started yelling no dogs allowed, super rude, that did it for me I guess , nasty attitude. Perhaps they should put a no dogs allowed sign!???SO IF YOU HAVE A PET DONT COME HERE.

this place best bun bao in Lowell…read more the cake here is fuckin' amazing. my parents literally cried when they tasted it also, they make a really good thai tea!!! Better than restaraunts

We arrived on a Saturday night after 6 PM during the Chinese and Vietnamese New Years weekend so I…read moredidn't have great expectations for what would be left. Everyone knows that you have to get to a Chinese bakery early in the morning for the freshness and availability of all their wonderful delights. The dessert/cake display case left much to be desired. Again, it could have been that we arrived later in the day but it didn't seem like there was anything pleasing to the eye. Usually I get super excited and over order the typical Chinese sweet treats and end up with a box full of green tea cakes, sponge fruit cakes, mango custard, and sweet rice cakes. I didn't care for anything here except something called the "Triple" baked bun with was three separate baked buns stuck together with custard, taro and red bean filling. The baked buns are displayed on a rolling bakery cart with each group of buns labeled accordingly. There was a great variety of baked buns that included taro, tuna, hotdog, pork, and one that I've never seen before, "Steak & Cheese." We had to get one to try. Prices were a little higher than the usual Chinatown fare at $1.50 or $ 1.75 for most of the baked buns. My husband and I split a regular steamed pork bun that was filled with the usual pork filling, hard boiled egg and Chinese sausage that is common among all baos. I'm not sure if it's because we were already ravenous, but the pork bao was pretty good. I'd definitely get another one. To see more pics and info, visit http://www.mami-eggroll.com/2014/02/green-forest-tea-house-1-new-chinese.html

Great dishes to choose from ! Eclectic decorating in the restaurant. Outdoor seating options…read more Service with a smile. Love this place !

This is my favorite place on earth. Food is amazing, drinks are amazing, and the servers are the…read morebest! Come here immediately and eat everything. Don't forget to get the hot sauce!

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.