When I don't feel like making my own açaí bowl, this is my go-to spot. Everything is super…read morerefreshing, and the açaí bowls hit the spot every time. Prices are pretty reasonable: right between affordable and a bit pricey. Plus, you can earn reward points with your purchases, which is a nice bonus!

Stopped by Fit Bar Superfood Cafe for quick breakfast and tried the Loco Cocoa and Zen. The Loco…read moreCocoa wasn't really my favorite as I found it a bit too chocolatey, but I really loved the Zen, it was refreshing and well balanced with loads of ingredients. Overall a nice healthy spot with good options if you're looking for smoothies or superfood drinks. Also thought it was pretty convenient that the bar is part of the gym, especially for people looking to grab something healthy right after a workout. Service was quick enough, and since we got the bowls to go, we didn't really pay much attention to the atmosphere. Overall pretty happy with the bowls we've got.

Great smoothies and healthy choices for after a good workout! Definitely recommend. Fresh…read moreingredients that employees are often seen preparing

Rude service from the girl with pink hair with tattoos was in the back and not friendlyread more

Seattle-Area Boba Shop Review #105…read more I first visited a Tra Viet location in Vegas, not expecting it to be a small chain originating in Washington! On the drive up back from Portland recently, we decided to stop by the original location (and only stand-alone store left in Washington) in Renton, down near the Boeing factory. This boba shop is known for serving drinks in essentially soda cans, complete with pop top. It's a unique concept, but it also means that value is less than competitors since the drink size is much smaller. Still, the quality is pretty high, at least enough to get us to visit based on what we ordered at the Las Vegas location. We ordered two drinks on our visit: Classic Milk Tea w/ Boba ($7.25) - No adjustments are allowed in this drink. The drink has a surprisingly strong malty flavor that pairs with the creamer nicely, delivering a thick and enjoyable experience. I believe the drink is premixed, which is why sweetness adjustments aren't allowed. Unfortunately it is too sweet for my tastes, especially since the boba soak adds even more sugar to the mixture. The ice levels, even at 100%, isn't too much. They use crushed ice that's easier to melt. The boba is of the mini variety, soaked well in syrup. They are actually cooked perfectly for this particular variety - great consistent chew and bounce on each tiny little pearl. I normally prefer full sized boba, but this one is very nice. I think their recipe can only use the mini boba - with the normal size boba at this texture, I would probably call it too firm, but it's perfect for the mini. Milk Tea Rating: 4/5 Boba Rating: 5/5 Jasmine Milk Tea, Less Sweet w/ Boba ($7.25) - This milk tea is very perfume-like with plenty of jasmine flower flavor. With the less sweet option, it's around 50% sweet compared to other shops, which matches up with my tastes. Again, it has good body but no dairy flavor. Overall a solid drink. We actually drank this about 2 hours after the Classic Milk Tea and somehow the boba was exactly the same texture. Usually the pearls start hardening up, but this was still perfect! Milk Tea Rating: 5/5 Boba Rating: 5/5 Usually places like this which focus on gimmicks don't exactly serve the best drinks. Tra Viet seems to be an exception. I'd be happy to return any time I'm down in Renton! Bathrooms - I didn't see any in store, but I also didn't ask the bobarista for availability.

Drinks - I had the green thai. i rarely ever see this drink on the menu so i had to get it and it…read morewas pretty good. i actually thought it could have been a little sweeter, which i almost never say. very cute inside. they also had dog treats and mochi. Service - excellent. order at the front but very quick to get everything together. Ambiance - clean and as you can see in my photo, very IG worthy photo spot for drinks.

I needed one badly (lol) ordered online... when showed up to pick it up. A very friendly smile face…read moregreeted me and even though she was busy with other customers... took the time to help me very nicely and calm. Definitely coming back again. Awesome job!

Unfortunate encounter, came to the store 4:30 Pm 10/25/2025…read moreand store was closed ... When closing time is 5pm. Sucks wanted a drink before work .

Tucked in the side of LA Fitness is an Emerald City Smoothie. My friend was having an off day and…read morewanted one of their signature smoothies. I thought no biggie, I will pop in and buy what he wanted and then leave. I know the LA Fitness in the Landing. It is impossible to miss. As I entered I was surprised that no one was at the reception desk. I figured since LA Fitness is a membership gym they would want to verify if someone has membership when entering but no one was there. Behind the circular desk there were a few other workstations. There was a gentleman at one of these computers who just silently stared at me as I wandered to find Emerald City Smoothie. He didn't move, smile, nothing. His eyes just followed me. Kinda feeling odd by this point I saw the Emerald City Smoothie to the left tucked in. You can't see it when stepping into the space and the one sign is on one wall eye level. But I guess they don't really need to advertise. One young woman was alone cranking out smoothies. She was diligent in her job treating her smoothies like someone on an assembly line. She spoke little and moved fast. There were a few people in front of me and each was served quickly with no commentary. Made me wonder if they should just install a kiosk where customers could put in their orders and she could just make them with no interaction. I left much as I entered, being stared at as I walked away. I don't think I will be back. It was weird.

Love the smoothies!! Are they expensive yeah-- but if that's really a worry go buy the fruits and…read moremix-ins yourself! Gals working seem shy but they are kind and quick! Plus it's in a Gym

Wanted to start off by saying I love this place, and I'm a regular. The entire staff is extremely…read morefriendly and basically knows my order. 5 stars. But today I tried their new açaí bowl, the Original Açaí to be exact. And after having the perfect açaí bowl before, "the OG" as they call it... man I really want the old one back! The new one is more expensive, but they do give you a lot more so I get that. But the taste just isn't there. It's very bland and I honestly can barely taste any of the açaí anymore as the new formula blends almond milk, bananas, strawberries with the açaí in a blender. It sounds like it would be good, but I would much rather have "the OG" back. Again, I love this place. The staff, and all their poké bowls are amazing. I just wanted to offer my experience/suggestion with the new açaí bowl offerings.

Excellent poke. You can tell the quality of the fish is great. Lots of protein options and decently…read morepriced. My only comment is that I wish the portion had less rice and more fish!

Very beautiful place, very gorgeous view Delicious food…read moreand very nice service here Very recommend this place

Just your average hotel breakfast... slightly elevated to be right on the water with a view…read more Crab cake for an extra 17$ wasn't worth it at all... expected a more meatier one being that in this close to where they come from. Service was immaculate, thanks to my waiter. Nothing special and nothing too bad. Just average. I love staying at this hotel though so it works for me.

TLDR; very aesthetic cafe with food, desserts & drinks. Lots of people studying/working, and plenty…read moreof seating. Staff was friendly and quick. I came on a Saturday afternoon with my son for a lil coffee date. The interiors drew me, and they were just as aesthetic in person. There were quite a few people with laptops considering it was a Saturday afternoon, but plenty of seating regardless. We ordered a golden latte, which had ginger turmeric and oat milk among other things. My son had a steamed milk. And we ordered a smoked salmon croissant. The croissant was fine, but little one wasn't in the mood to eat. Or sit, for that matter. Anyway, great working spot or just to meet with friends! They also offer free tea with food purchase for those working. Would be glad to come back for some remote working.

Beautiful café with a really lovely atmosphere. The décor inside is gorgeous and the space feels…read morebright and welcoming. Even though it was pretty full when we went, there was still plenty of seating available and it didn't feel cramped. The desserts all looked amazing, and I ordered an Italian soda which was really refreshing. The pancakes were great and definitely a highlight. Service was friendly and the wait wasn't too long, which I appreciated given how busy it was. The only reason I'm giving four stars instead of five is the Turkish eggs. I didn't realize the dish would be colder than I expected. I understand that yogurt is part of it, but the eggs themselves seemed like they might have been sitting a bit too long even though I picked it up right away. Next time I'd probably try something different. Overall though, it's a beautiful spot with good food and kind staff, and I'd definitely come back.

Stopped in to have Thanksgiving dinner with my son and we stopped at the sports bar to watch some…read moreof the game before our reservation and water Park lake Washington. Here's the view that I received while I send it at the sports bar. This place is amazing. I may have to come back to this plan and stay at least a night or two .

Beautiful location! Amazing staff! Always a good stay at the Hyatt regency. The hotel is beautiful…read moreand the views are extraordinary

Food was amazing! So tasty and a lot of variety of food…read more Will definitely visit again Our service was very friendly and helpful

I was traveling in a group of 6 to Renton, WA, and we stopped by Blossom Vegetarian as our first…read morestop in the Evergreen State. One member of the group is vegetarian, hence a reason why we ended up going to a vegetarian restaurant for our first meal during our trip. Blossom Vegetarian is located on the southwest corner of 3rd and Burnett. We came in three cars, and the lot immediately in front of the restaurant can only hold about a dozen cars. The adjacent lot has more spots, but all three of us were able to find spots easily when we arrived. That's likely because we had arrived a few minutes prior to opening, so the door was locked when I tried to open it. Right at 11 AM, an employee came out with a signicade to place in front of the front door. Shortly afterwards, we entered and sat at a table for 8, which I found kind of odd because they had tables of 4 and 8, but not 6. Our table had a sign advertising a limited time special, which was Hanoi Beef Fried Rice at the time*. However, we were interested in the lunch specials, which were available weekdays from 11 AM to 2 PM. Knowing that our schedule wouldn't have allowed for a lunch special any other time during our trip, we went for lunch specials, which mainly consists of rice combos. Rice combos at Blossom Cafe come with rice, either jasmine or brown, the latter of which would incur a $1 upcharge. The combo also includes an option for a juice or coffee, and if you choose either, you get $1 off. With plenty of rice combos to choose from, two of them chose the same lunch combo while the rest of us went with different lunch combos, but shared family-style with one another. I chose the Blossom Rice Combo, which consists of shredded "pork", tofu pie, "beef" skewer, and vegetables alongside a lime vinaigrette dressing. I'm not too certain of the other combos, but I do know that the Cashew Chicken was another combo, and that's because one of my groupmates heard it was their most popular dish. Since I prefer brown rice over white (jasmine) rice, I opted for the $1 upcharge for the brown rice. Between the coffee and the juice, I went with a coffee since I was needing some after a long morning of traveling. They have four choices of Vietnamese Coffee: Cheese Cafe, Cafe Latte, Dalgona Cafe, and Cafe Sua. I went with the Cafe Latte, which consists of both condensed and whole milk. The coffee drinks can come either hot or iced. For whatever reason, everybody else ordered the iced drinks, but I went with hot knowing I'd have to brave the pretty chilly weather outside. It took about 13 minutes for the kitchen to prepare our orders, and then we feasted! The coffee was ready about a minute before the main dishes arrived. Everything tasted good, but I wouldn't say great, though that's probably because I'm not vegetarian. However, rest assured that all their meats aren't real meat, and this is indicated by the use of quotation marks encompassing the meat names. You can definitely tell these meats are truly vegetarian, though it took a few bites for me to discern the vegetarianism of the "beef" skewer. The brown rice tasted kind of odd. I don't quite know how to describe it, but it was way different than the brown rice I'm used to e.g. Flame Broiler. The rice tasted pretty meh by itself, but exhibited a much more elevated flavor profile after adding the lime vinaigrette, which I'm thinking was actually a fish sauce. But that Cafe Latte was smoooooooooooth. Just what I needed after not getting enough z's the previous evening. Since I ordered mine hot, my coffee came in a mug while the others who ordered iced coffee got theirs in a wine glass. These coffees supplemented the glasses of water we were given when we placed our orders. Service, unfortunately, was quite slow, so exercise patience! We were the first customers to eat there, and there were a few others who came in after we did. We stayed there for over an hour even though I think we could have gotten in and out in much less time. They didn't really check on us even though there were very few other customers inside as well; I guess we were supposed to proactively go up to the counter to let them know when we were ready to order as well as pay. 2026 calendars were available for purchase at a cost of $20, cash only. I don't know how many people would constitute a "large" party, but we were considered one, which resulted in an 18% gratuity fee that was already added to our individual bills. One of our groupmates, who was fluent in Vietnamese, needed to let the server know prior to paying. So overall, Blossom Vegetarian is a decent spot for vegetarians; I just wouldn't recommend for a quick lunch break since service is nowhere near as quick. * My visit was back in November. I waited until January to post this review as I took a brief hiatus from posting reviews upon traveling to the Pacific Northwest.