Ventured to get the Buy 2 medium drinks for $8. I wanted to try the strawberry pinata colada frozen…read moredrink and when I got it delivered to my window it was missing the strawberry mixture in it so I mentioned it and they offered to make me a new one with no questions. Get customer service here. I'm a regular here for their specials and rank up the rewards with your phone number for free drinks. Great place for a wide variety of drinks for everyone's likings. I have to mention I like receipts of what I purchased and for some time they haven't had a printer available to do that since it broke sometime ago. Today everyone would like receipts to get back to use for fetch.

What a cute concept! This coffee shop is drive-thru only with an extensive list of flavors and…read morespecialty combos. The service was super quick and friendly, almost too quick because all the choices were overwhelming and we thought we had a bit more time to check the menu. We went with the iced German chocolate with cold foam, iced sweet and salty, and iced pumpkin pie coffees. All of the flavors were amazing! If I had to rank them: GC, PP, then SS... which says a lot as a caramel lover. Cool spot, I'd definitely come back. I wish they put one in Hartford near 84 instead of that Starbucks.

This has become my go-to coffee shop. All of the girls who work here are so kind all of the time. I…read morelove the cold brew and lattes from Two Dogs. They roast their own coffee, and it really makes a difference in the flavor. If you are a coffee person, you will love the coffee just plain with your milk of choice! My go-to latte is a vanilla latte with oat milk and an extra shot, and it has come out the same basically every time. I have gone here for 2 years now and have only had a few drinks that were off. This is a great place to go no matter your occasion. I have gone here to study, and even on the weekend mornings, it is not too loud or busy that you cannot focus. I love that they have a kids' corner and a reading corner to provide space for any need! Overall, 10/10 recommend.

I've been creating my own espresso for years using a good machine and some helpful tools. Once in…read moreawhile I enjoy going to a coffee shop. I have tried Two Dogs many times over the past year and in all honesty the coffee is poor quality. Typically I like to try the monthly special. The last 3 times we visited here, the coffee was plain lousy. Now- any coffee drink one orders should at least taste like "coffee" - you should be able to taste the coffee along with whatever syrups are used. Yesterday we gave Two Dogs another try because it is a very cute coffee shop. We both ordered the special of the month Pup Kin which was supposed to be iced coffee with pumpkin syrup and shots of espresso. We asked for an extra shot of the home made pumpkin syrup as well. Here is my honest take: Neither of us could even taste the coffee at all- which should have been a shot or two of espresso. Neither of us could taste even a modicum of pumpkin flavor at all. All it tasted like was oatmilk with a faint touch of cinnamon. After paying over $15.00 for two drinks we were more than disappointed. To be fair - I did contact the owner a few months ago when we encountered this same issue- the drink was flavorless - no coffee taste nor the specialty syrup. The owner was nice enough to offer me a free drink next visit but I never came back until yesterday- which was months later after our last taste test so I never asked for my free drink as I'm not the kind looking for free stuff but it's kind that she offered So as I said I did IM her to explain what we re-experienced and she just replied "thanks for the information " and that was it. No apology- no "what can we do to make our coffee drink better or help you?" So my feelings are we won't be going back again. When you work hard for your money and spend $15+ for coffee drinks it should not be lousy - it should be very good. It was very sub-par. I know it's not an easy job running a business. My aunts and uncles ran bakeries during my life and I worked there learning how to make sourdough bread and pastries. Running a business today is very hard especially with the cost of everything so high. The failure rate of new businesses is extremely high as well. But- my feeling is simply this : If I'm going to spend my money on a coffee it has to be very good to earn my trust and desire to go back This wasn't a one time event for us- we had poor tasting coffee drinks here multiple times so sadly we won't be coming again. Still I wish them success. Note to the owners- please make sure you are tasting your coffee on a regular basis

Amazing barista and the environment is perfect for studying, though music is always playing the low…read morelighting and games are perfect for me and my son. I can't forget to mention there delicious drinks and baked goods, JUST WOW. While homeschooling and going to school, having a good place for us both to study/have fun when going out can be a struggle. Chubby dog is perfect, the old games are just the best and they're also a good way to practice fine motor skills, dexterity and coordination.

My Xpost, as it should be seen imo…read more I was excited to try chubby dog coffee but unfortunately, I was shown some messages between the owner, Adam Rondeau, and a family member of mine that have deterred me from going, so much so that I have decided to actively refer others elsewhere. There are requests for feedback available on most platforms where people can leave comment on their experience and let others know of any issues encountered. For minor issues, businesses typically opt to rectify them so that customers that maybe didn't have a 5/5 experience might try again. Unfortunately, that didn't happen. The owner, Adam Rondeau, decided to personally text my family member about her review where she mentioned being incorrectly charged for an item and call her "insane" for saying so on a review instead of reaching out to him as the owner first. In my experience, I have never heard that personally reaching out to the business's owner for an issue when there are feedback options available, especially as a first step, is the "correct" way to handle an issue. You let the customers know it happened to you in a review, and you move on. Clearly, if you have a negative experience at chubby dog, your best bet is to keep your mouth shut about it or the owner might personally text you and make you the bad guy for their mistake. If you were concerned on how a review of a mistake that was made at your cafe would have impacted your business, you absolutely made a bad moral decision by trying to bully the complainant after the fact. Who does that? The market is over saturated in coffee here, go anywhere else. Even if you might have a less than stellar experience elsewhere at least you probably won't be contacted by an owner saying that you were wrong for complaining.

we're in town visiting family and stumbled across this cafe one morning. it's a cute spot with a…read moredecently sized food menu, fresh pastries, and delicious drinks! i ordered a hot vanilla latte with oat milk and loved it - i'm sure what syrup/flavoring they used but it's great. not too sweet but not bitter either. i also had the avocado toast - the cucumber ribbons and lemon zest/juice was a great addition and made it even more fresh. this might be the thickets bread i've ever had toast on but it was super filling and made it feel worth the cost ($9-10 for a single slice). my partner also really enjoyed the BEC breakfast sandwich!

We arrived at Silk City Coffee at around 11 AM on Saturday. There was still decent parking spots in…read morethe lot behind the cafe so parking was easy and so was finding the cafe. I love the open space-- there are a lot of working tables where people have their laptops open working and just people connecting with each other. There was a decent line when I went to make my order because there was only one person at the counter but it felt like it moved pretty fast. I ordered a breakfast biscuit and a basic iced coffee. The ice coffee was handed to me from behind the counter and once my biscuit was ready they called me by name from that counter by the self service. They provide half&half, whole milk, and oat milk at the self service as well as a couple of sugar varieties. This month their give back cookie is a vanilla cookie which I ordered as well-- it was denser than expected but for the sake of an important cause I'm glad I ordered it. They also have a restroom near the back. Parking is free for 3 hours or you can also pay 2$ for a full day parking. Beautiful cafe in downtown Manchester! Perfect to just hang out and to get some work done with convenient parking and seemingly ample outlets.

Whale Tea at UConn is a specialty boba tea shop on or near campus that has developed a steady…read morefollowing among both students and people in the surrounding area who make it a regular stop. I found the space clean and the interior with enough character to make it a comfortable place to sit for a bit rather than just a grab and go counter. The brown sugar boba is the signature item. I tried it and the tapioca pearls were chewy in the way that good boba should be, with enough body that they held up through the drink rather than dissolving into something gummy by the midpoint. The brown sugar flavor came through clearly without being cloying. The broader menu covers fruit teas, milk teas, and slushes with a range wide enough that most preferences are accommodated, and customization options for ice level and sweetness allowed me to dial in the drink to my preference. The ability to order without boba if that is not your thing is worth knowing if you are new to the format. Service was friendly and the staff were welcoming in a way that made the shop feel approachable for a first time visitor. Order accuracy has occasionally been an issue, and online orders do not always get flagged as ready in the app when they are, so checking in at the counter if I have been waiting longer than expected is worth doing. Pricing runs over ten dollars per drink, which adds up quickly for a group, and the shop is closed on Wednesdays, a detail worth confirming before making a specific trip. For boba in the Storrs area, Whale Tea sits at the better end of what is available locally.

This is the Whale Tea that created the boba addict in me. When I heard they added egg puffs to…read moretheir menu, I had to come back. I got my usual oreo milk tea with 30 percent sugar and jelly boba, and it was the perfect treat, as always. I got the matcha egg puffs, and they looked so cute with their little smiley faces! The flavor and texture of the egg puffs was also delicious and standard, but I was disappointed because I was expecting an oozy matcha filling in the center, and, as you can see in the photo I posted, there is barely any filling at all. The matcha flavor was very weak, and I was basically just eating a plain egg puff. It was still good, but I hope their other flavors have better filling or it was just an off batch.

I think we were the most excited about this.When we came to the casino…read more My sons were even more excited that the lady told us around the corner there was a factory. We went to it, and I love the fact that you can see the donuts being made and they even pulled a fresh one off for us. I was so excited to see my chocolate donut was back and all the donuts were so good. I would definitely recommend going.And we visited many times especially late at night

Always a treat after a concert. The line was long but they move fast. The staff is so kind,…read moresometimes I get an extra glazed donut thrown in with my order which is so sweet of them. The location is beautiful and conveniently located by the parking garages. They even bring specialty donuts

One of my favorite coffee places, baristas are super nice, has a super homey atmosphere, also one…read moreof the widest ranges of flavors that I've seen. Specialty drinks are creative as well!

Ordered an espresso based ice drink. The espresso was in a pitcher and dumped into the milk. The…read morecup looked it was barely tinted milk, the flavour was bitter milk. Any and every Barista knows espresso is to be pulled each time, never to sit long, or it separates and becomes weak and bitter. Not only was i appalled at the way the beverages were made, it looks as though a deep clean is needed. I noticed while waiting for my refund, there was a large bug, sticky with syrup, dead, right in plain sight. Along with debris all over the floor, furniture, and under items on the countertops Whomever owns, manages, trains these young ladies, needs to retake their food safety classes and brush up on proper food service. Then learn the techniques to prepare a proper espresso beverage. Iced or not, you don't pour a plastic pitcher of espresso, (who knows how long ago those shots were pulled or if it was indeed espresso) into metal, and dump over milk.