Went for the first time yesterday with my kids and loved it, so friendly definitely recommend…read more.. Will be going again

One of my all time favorite places to grab drinks. I'm a fan of no sweetness or 25% so the passion…read moreall day and fruit drink and artichoke is my go to! The couple is friendly and service is always amazing!

Rating: 3.7/5 Nice…read moreservice with lots of drink options and interesting flavor combinations. Drinks do take a while to come out since there was only one worker, so expect a bit of a wait. 24 oz Black Sugar Matcha Latte with Almond Milk ($6.29) + Honey Popping Boba ($0.75): This combo wasn't really for me, but my husband loved it. If you're a fan of black sugar milk tea and want to try something different, this is a good choice. The honey popping boba was interesting, though I personally felt the drink was already sweet enough without it. My husband has more of a sweet tooth, so it was right up his alley. 24 oz Taro Matcha Latte with Oat Milk ($6.29) + Tapioca ($0.75) + Coconut Jelly ($0.75): Pretty good overall, but I didn't really taste the matcha; it leaned much more toward a taro milk tea. I thought adding coconut jelly might be too many flavors, but it actually worked well. The tapioca was unsweetened with a chewy texture. We asked to switch the tapioca for coconut jelly, but both ended up being added instead.

Personally this is one of those places where I would try once and not come back, specifically not…read morebecause there was something drastically wrong with Green Boba Tea, but that there's simply better boba tea options around the area. Upon entering the store, it's averagely welcoming with plenty of tea options, ice cream and macaroons. I like their variety, but despite the large selection of drinks, they're mostly the same type of drinks you'd find in other stores, including boba tea classics, smoothies, shakes and coffee. Their shake was watery/thin, despite asking for a thicker shake. I also ordered the strawberry milk tea. Tastes great but nothing too special. The store could benefit with hiring extra workers. There was only one girl covering the front and the making of all drinks. It wasn't rush hour- with one couple ordering after us- we were the first in line but it took about 10 minutes for us to get our 2 drinks. I wouldn't mind coming back here if a friend wants to go, but it would be a pass for me. However, I enjoyed their birthday flavored ice cream macaroon. This is an option I don't see commonly in other boba tea shops; ironically the item I liked best over the drinks.

The drinks here are always so good, especially the strawberry one! I just wish they opened a…read morelittle earlier on Sundays because I'd definitely stop by more often. They also always have games around, which makes it such a fun spot to hang out with friends. I try to come here as often as I can and always have a great time!

Cute place, quiet & empty when we came in. Customer service wasn't bad, they weren't directly rude…read moreor anything but an odd experience. I went awhile back so I'm not sure if they still have the Dalgona drink. Anyways, it looked like it may have been seasonal or something so I ordered that. They told me they had ran out & couldn't make it. Since I had gone there with my friend after dinner next door, I didn't really need anything & just joined her for company. I told them I was good & didn't need a drink but thank you. As my friend was about to pay for her solo drink, one of the girls was like we can make your drink. We have the stuff for it. Okay, I guess... so I ordered the drink. It tasted fine, it tasted like Dalgona. Games to play but missing pieces, eh, this probably wouldn't be the first place I'd go to if craving a drink.

Super cute shop! The tea was pretty good, the wait was decently quick , however the price was a bit…read morehigh for me. It could've been my fault for getting extras though...

Got a Vietnamese coffee and I asked for light ice and this is what I got. Paid $7 for a cup of ice…read moreand 3-4 sips of coffee. INSANE. So overpriced for this tiny, tiny drink. I will not be returning. There are many other places that offer way larger cups for the same price.

Friendly staff, great location for grabbing boba near the airport, and a cute, spacious space. They…read morehave lots of options, from regular tea to milk tea, with plenty of toppings. It's a convenient spot to wait while picking someone up from the airport. Unfortunately, my Earl Grey milk tea was pretty watered down. I ordered regular ice, but within about 5 minutes, most of the ice had melted, which made the drink even more diluted. I really wanted to like it because the place has a great atmosphere and location, but the drink itself was disappointing.

What's the perfect way to top off a meal? Boba, of course! And when it comes to the best boba spot,…read moreFeng Cha takes the crown. I usually hit up the Fort Worth location, but since we had dinner in the area, I was thrilled to find a Feng Cha nearby. This spot has the cutest decor--perfect for snapping those Instagram-worthy pics. The vibe is cozy and intimate, which adds to the charm. Despite placing a hefty order of seven drinks, everything came out quickly and tasted amazing! The boba was perfectly chewy, just the way it should be. Feng Cha never misses--definitely a win!

Best BOBA DRINKS! Go Go Go! Food is delicious as well!…read more Once done Go play the Claw machines for cool gifts if you can get it!

YESSSS thank you soooo much for bringing back the thick fries! Today I was with a friend and…read moredecided to visit Bethany Cafe as it's been 3 months. I hesitantly ordered the fries again fully believing I'll be getting the thin ones, but to my surprise, they're back to the nice crispier, better and tastier thick fries! My friend loves this place! It's his first time here and he ordered the beef noodles in soup and regular black tea. This is a great hang out spot, plenty of seating with decent quality food, but my personal favorites will always be the fries and drinks!

I was present for the grand opening. The hospitality was amazing. The coffee is delicious…read more The ambiance makes me feel warm, cozy, and welcome. Ten out of ten. Would recommend!

Inclusion Coffee is such a great spot to get some work done or meet up with friends! I really love…read morethe vibe here. The big windows and plants throughout the space give it a cool, chic atmosphere, and there are plenty of people studying or working on their laptops. It's also really close to the University of Texas at Arlington, so expect it to be pretty busy on a weekend morning! My friend reserved one of their rooms for a journaling event, and the space was surprisingly big. It comfortably fit our group of about 10 people, making it a great option for group activities or creative meetups. I tried the matcha this time, but I wasn't a huge fan. It tasted like there was too much milk for my liking, so I'll probably give their coffee a try on my next visit.

This place is so good! You are paying a little more for your latte, and you have to wait in a line,…read morebut this is most worth it spot! Perfect for a matcha lover and a sweet tooth. The shop itself is very adorable and I appreciate the authenticity to the owner. She has a little merch area that is very well placed. If you're going to wait in a long line for La La Land and pay a high price anyway... I would highly recommend you consider this locally owned shop. 100/10

Mazapan (peanut and powder sugar) Matcha Latte: mazapan oat milk, matcha, mazapan foam, mazapan…read morebits. I've never had mazapan, but I liked the sweetness of the peanuts and powder sugar in the drink. The matcha had grassy notes, which I liked. It tasted like a sweet fresh peanut milk drink but not necessarily like peanut butter milk. You can get a regular or large sized drink. Dulce de leche concha was pretty and tasty. It seemed more milk bread-like since it was soft and fluffy. It reminded me of melon pan because the crust was soft and crumbly. There's a small amount of dulce de leche in the middle, which is okay since the top is very sweet and the dulce de leche is rich. Shio pan with cream cheese and everything bagel: similar to a Chinese baked bread (cut almost all the way) filled with whipped cream cheese. The bottom has a slight crust but not hard like a Korean salt bread, and it's topped with everything bagel seasoning (not too salty). Dubai choco strawberry cookie: moist and almost fudgy because of chocolate chunks, topped with fresh strawberry slices. There's a small center of pistachio cream but the usual crispy noodles were already broken and mixed in, so it's less satisfying to me. The chocolate cookie part was like a rich brownie. It stayed soft even refrigerated. The marranito (pig-shaped sweet cookie) was thick and broke like a soft cookie. It's like a gingerbread cookie with less spices. Even refrigerated, the cookie was pretty soft. I'm usually not too fond of this type of flavor, but I liked this version. Ham and cheese bun: fluffy baked Asian bread with thin slice of ham and cheese. Bacon egg and cheese milk bread resembles a thick Chinese bread bun with a bacon-wrapped thick tamagoyaki inside. The egg part looked like it was overcooked. Coffee bun is a soft and high plain bun covered with a thick layer of slightly bitter coffee powder. The bread items started getting drier after getting cut and refrigerated but softened once they were microwaved. There are clean trays and tongs for the baked goods. The line moves along the edges. The bakery had (2) baskets of large umbrellas since it was a long and slow line and blazing hot. The outside line takes up most of the small parking lot. There is some street parking along the 2-way road. I think the bakery was busier than normal due to it being the day after a BTS concert and social media. It took about 50 minutes to get inside, 20 minutes to get through the line, then 15 minutes to receive drinks. There are a few tables along the right side of the inside bakery and a few small tables outside. Even though it was very busy, the staff projected a friendly and competent image. There're clay heart-shaped plates to eat on and plastic forks for splitting pastries. The graphics on the murals, merch (shirts and aprons), big boxes, and cups were cute. The image on the plastic cups are easily scratched off.