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    3.6 (16 reviews)

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    Taro milk tea; peach cream cheese
    Dickson L.

    Super small boba shop that does most of your boba needs. We got the taro flavored and peach with cheese cream teas. The tea themselves are wonderful - most boba shops honestly make their tea way too sweet even at "less" sugar. The teas here somehow found a really delicate balance without being too sweet or too bland. The cheese cream boba was an intriguing concept- and they only had it for a limited time. Service was pretty quick. but only the two of us were there and only one guy at the station. tldr; cute boba shop, high-quality teas. Would go back again.

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    Phuong L.

    One of our favorite boba spots! Love their jasmine milk tea and mango pomelo sago slush!

    Mango pomelo sago, classic milk tea with black boba, cheese watermelon (no cheese)
    Trey T.

    This is my fiancé's top boba shop and he like, boasts this to be the best ever. This is my second (?) time trying drinks from here and I'm growing to like it. The first time I came I ordered a roasted oolong milk tea, but I guess I didn't say it clearly so I received a peach oolong milk tea instead. I thought the peach was going to be weird, but I actually liked it This time we ordered on the kiosk and he decided to try the mango pomelo sago drink, and I tried the classic milk tea and cheese watermelon (without the cheese tho bc I don't like cheese foam). I liked the watermelon, tasted very fresh, real fruit, and natural watermelon taste. Although, I prefer my fresh fruit smoothies to be a bit more chunkier like a slush. Still good though! As for the classic milk tea, I was pleasantly surprised. I actually love it a lot. Sometimes I stay away from regular milk teas at other franchises because of that powdery, or overly creamy, heavy taste. But this one was like light and just right. I could honestly drink it over a long period of time without getting tired of it. One thing though is that the boba is a little too small for my liking, but besides that it was great! My fiancé loved his drink too and said that the sago topping reminded him of Vietnamese Che. In all, a great place for refreshing boba drinks!

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    Gennie L.

    i love the bubble tea at royal tea. i always order the large milk tea with boba and after taxes it's about $7. they have plenty of flavors and options from their cheese tea series to their yogurt series. the sweetness levels are right on target, and their boba is always made well (i.e. never hard, too chewy). i think that royal tea is on the pricier end for boba, but i think it's worth a try. the shop itself is small and there is no seating. parking may be a bit difficult, but it's easy to get there by the T (red line or green line). overall rating: 9/10

    Mango passion green tea!!!

    This is definitely the most beautiful boba I have ever had. The service was amazing and it looks so cool due to the fact that it is underground. Overall great place and I hope to see it again soon.

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    J P Licks - Charles Street

    J P Licks - Charles Street

    3.8
    (270 reviews)
    1.3 km
    $

    While visiting Boston, we went on a late night hunt for dessert and ended up at JP Licks purely…read morebecause the name made us laugh. Turns out, it absolutely lived up to the hype. I went with two scoops, black raspberry and brownie chocolate, and the brownie was killer. Rich, chocolatey, and totally worth standing outside in 30 degree weather to eat it. I devoured it without hesitation. There were so many great flavor options, and my friends all found something they loved too. It felt like one of those classic, must-stop dessert spots. Cold, delicious, and just the right amount of chaotic fun... it was wicked good.

    Stopped here for ice cream the other day! I love the location of this JP licks, it's the perfect…read morespot to hit after an esplanade sunset. There was plenty of seating inside and we had no trouble finding an open spot to sit down and enjoy our ice cream. There also wasn't a line which was really nice! My boyfriend got the mint chip in a waffle cone, and I got the salted caramel cookies n creme in a cup with sprinkles on it. While I do usually prefer my ice cream order to my boyfriends....i do have to admit that I liked his more. Don't skip the waffle cone like I did. Definitely a great stop to add to your day in boston! The flavors are always great, and there's seasonal flavors which rotate that are always fun to try.

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    Madagascar Vanilla (Coconut) Dairy Free Ice Cream and Chocolate (coconut) Dairy Free Ice Cream
    Madagascar Vanilla (Coconut) Dairy Free Ice Cream and Chocolate (coconut) Dairy Free Ice Cream
    Madagascar Vanilla (Coconut) Dairy Free Ice Cream and Chocolate (coconut) Dairy Free Ice Cream
    Madagascar Vanilla (Coconut) Dairy Free Ice Cream and Chocolate (coconut) Dairy Free Ice Cream
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    Caffé Vittoria

    Caffé Vittoria

    3.9
    (1.4k reviews)
    1.5 km
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    I always find myself here after an evening in the North End. Caffé Vittoria is such a staple,…read morealways excellent service, desserts & drinks. I'm shocked I haven't reviewed them already. During my most recent visit, I had their affogato which had to be one of the best I've had - I chose to add Kahlua, and it was served in an old school ice cream dish which was perfect. I also got their pistachio martini, which comes with pistachio gelato, absolutely insane. They have great pastries, cannolis and desserts here as well. Arbes provided excellent service and is very hospitable, even with the busy crowd. I always end up here and probably always will. ambiance: 5/5 food: 5/5 drinks: 5/5 service: 5/5 Caffé Vittoria: 5/5

    This is a cafe you go to sit down and have cold or hot drinks with dessert. I went during the…read moreItalian Festival so I think that's why it was really busy. But I saw other cafes much more busy. I mean the line was like thirty people waiting outside. I ordered a hot chocolate. It was good. I had the chocolate mousse cake. That was very tasty. After you are almost finished, I just felt they are coming over to clear your dishes and watching you and hope you will leave. I like to sit a while and talk but I had the feeling they wanted me to leave soon. There was a line but people were leaving and they were getting seated. All in all, I would go back to try a cannoli. Hopefully, it won't be as busy. You definitely have to come for dessert. You will enjoy!

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    Old coffee machines
    Enjoying an Sfogliatella and Cappuccino at the oldest Italian cafe in Boston!! Bellissimo!
    Enjoying an Sfogliatella and Cappuccino at the oldest Italian cafe in Boston!! Bellissimo!
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    Beacon Hill Books & Cafe

    Beacon Hill Books & Cafe

    4.1
    (203 reviews)
    1.1 km
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    This spot was adorable - both for books and food…read more We lucked out as we didn't have a reservation, but called and turns out they had an outdoor table available. We weren't sure how to enter, so we started in the bookstore and found their convenient elevator downstairs! The restaurant is tiny but cozy, which is the perfect atmosphere for a book store! We sat outside in the little courtyard and it's a mix of magical and relaxing! There were only a few tables, so it wasn't overcrowded and with nice weather, it was perfect. I had a salad with salmon on the side which was delicious - and the ginger lemonade - wonderful! From buttered noodles to seafood, everything was executed well. The staff didn't rush us even though they were busy - and they had to give really long wait times to a number of others, but we still weren't rushed. I would highly recommend reservations, but even without we were treated very well. Pricing was in line with city pricing - and the food was extremely high quality and produce was lovely - not a shriveled lettuce leaf in sight. We then went upstairs to the bookstore and perused - each floor has something fun to see (including a tiny kids door - or is it a mouse door for the mouse who stars in the book about the store?!). 100% worth a visit - definitely stop in!

    Beacon Hill Books and Cafe is a three story independent bookstore set inside a townhouse on Beacon…read moreHill, and the physical space does as much work as the inventory in making it worth a visit. We walked into a building with the kind of architectural character that chain bookstores cannot manufacture, with small rooms opening into each other across multiple floors, wallpapered walls, and reading nooks distributed throughout that invite you to slow down rather than move through quickly. The book selection is well curated with staff recommendation cards on the shelves that actually reflect genuine enthusiasm rather than perfunctory notes. We saw limited edition hardcovers and local and regional titles appearing alongside the broader fiction and nonfiction selection. Browsing felt productive rather than overwhelming because the curation kept things focused. The kids section upstairs is one of the more delightful in Boston, with a train running along a track near the ceiling that tends to make a strong impression on younger visitors. There is also an art print vending machine on the second floor that draws its own audience of visitors looking for something small and specific to take home. The cafe occupies the lower level and operates as a separate experience from the bookshop above. We ordered the oat milk cappuccino with Vermont maple syrup, which was worth it. The morning glory scone and the popovers are two other items to consider. The cafe is tiny, around eight tables inside with a small patio, and reservations are recommended for breakfast and afternoon tea service. Pricing at the cafe is on the higher end, and certain fixed price service formats on specific dates push it considerably further, so checking current pricing before booking is worth doing. For a bookshop that doubles as a destination in its own right, Beacon Hill Books and Cafe delivers a cozy, curated experience that rewards lingering. It is the kind of place we would return to just to sit and read with a good coffee.

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    2nd floor - main floor with the cashier.
    2nd floor - main floor with the cashier.
    Beacon Hill Books & Cafe
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