Been here a few times now since way back in 2018. It's probably the best and surely one of the…read morefirst boba spots in the Nashville area. A consistent winner. This time I got something off the seasonal menu: sugar cookie milk tea. Brother: the okinawa is pretty good"

This is such a fun place! They have such a massive selection of boba to choose from, which is…read moreperfect for someone like me who is a bit pickier, and they have some snacks available to order as well. I got to talk to the owner (he took my order and helped make my drink) and he was so knowledgeable and explained everything on the menu for me. Super awesome! It's also just a nice place. They have pottery that you can purchase and paint, a stage for live music, and an art gallery to loft up local artists. Super awesome, 10/10 recommend!

As someone from New Orleans, where Vietnamese food is woven into the culture, I don't say this…read morelightly -- this place feels authentic. The flavors took me straight back home. The broth was rich and layered, the herbs were bright and fresh, and nothing felt watered down or "Americanized." And the in-house baked bread? Incredible. Warm, perfectly crisp on the outside, soft on the inside -- exactly how it should be. Living in Nashville, I've really missed that strong Vietnamese presence we have back in Louisiana, and this restaurant filled that gap for me. You can taste the care and tradition in every bite. I'll absolutely be back when I need a little taste of home.

What a fantastic spot. Highly recommend. Been on my to-try list forever, and I'm glad I finally…read moremade it. So many great options. Everything looks gorgeous and somehow manages to taste even better! Plus the prices are a pretty good deal.

Bubble Love is conveniently located in The Factory. My daughter can't resist asking for boba every…read moretime we are here. I love how customizable drinks are here. They have fruit teas and milk teas. With fruit teas you can opt for caffeine free and no sweetener added. You can choose up to three flavors of fruit tea. Boba and fruit poppers are optional. There are so many different drinks you can create with their menu. The fruit teas without sweetener added have been perfect for me. They are refreshing without all the sugar. The employees here are friendly. They have been happy to answer questions and make sure we're getting the drink we want. Don't miss the big game and huge boba cup for photo ops. The teas aren't cheap, but on par with drink prices today. Grab a punch card if you'll be coming here regularly.

The costumer service and drinks are not good. We visited the Franklin location on Thursday and the…read morestore was already closed but the employee (green haired girl) told us she doesn't like wasting ingredients and she would make us drinks. The drinks turned out to taste terrible. Watered down. The ingredients were lacking. We asked if we could get the drink remade, she said no. We then asked if we could get a refund, she also said no. We waisted $19 on drinks. Never again. Do not waste your money or time here

We tried a new bubble tea shop. We ordered the Mango sticky rice matcha and Ube tiramisu. The…read moreMango sticky rice matcha was good I'll give it a 9/10 just needed more sticky rice flavor. The mango was good. The Ube tiramisu was delicious 10/10 very light and creamy. Cute lil place, we'll definitely go back.

Let me start off my saying that this is the perfect cafe to bring a book and read. The inside is…read morevery comforting and the music was very relaxing. You order with a kiosk and your order comes out pretty fast. The taro milk tea & the ube tiramisu were out of this world!!! So delicious!!! Also I love how creative they are with their desserts because whoever thought of combining ube with tiramisu is a genius! The only drink I did not like was the crème brûlée matcha. I love matcha and I love crème brûlée but together it's a horrible combination. I could not finish this drink.

Chatime is a very solid boba tea spot! Coming from Boston, I've tried plenty of bubble tea shops,…read moreand this place was pretty good. They have a bunch of different flavor options available, so you can try out something on the funkier side if you'd like. There weren't many people around when we went, so the service was fast. The space itself is pretty nice, with a fun greenery wall. We took our tea to go, after lingering in the shop for a bit. Would recommend!

Very cute place! You can park in the garage and they have a voucher for it inside. It's such a nice…read moreplace and have such a variety of choies. I typically get matcha or taro milk tea with boba. The drinks are always great but the tapioca can be a little too soft. Too soft where it's gooey in my personal opinion. I still recommend! Grab yourself a drink and head to the Parthenon which is just a 3 min drive away!

Amazing food and great selection of boba. Would come back again. Even the soup was amazing. Came…read morefor the Japanese sponge cake and can't complain.

This is the BEST bubble tea in Nashville- hands down!…read more Sweet Dreams Bakery and Bubble Tea is a small family owned establishment. It's hidden in the middle of some shops so it can be hard to find, but parking is plentiful. It's rather small on the inside but they have some chairs to sit outside as well. This place has some pies, soups, egg tarts, and of course, the best selling item- bubble tea! Strawberry Lemon Tea with Boba- This was the most refreshing drink for a hot summer's day. I told the owner that I wanted something fruity and she suggested this. I'm so glad that I listened to her. This was like a light strawberry lemonade with a slight taste of tea. Of course the perfectly chewy boba at the end of very sip was just the cherry on top. I had to wait a little bit for my drink and just hung out in my car while they got my order ready. They make everything from scratch so it was DEFINITELY worth the wait. I also want to note that for my lactose intolerant friends out there, they use only lactose free milk for their milk teas. For my vegan friends, they have coconut milk as a sub! I will be back soon to try more bubble tea flavors and some of their pastries as well!

Love the concept and curated space at Eat Bubbles in L&L market. The menu is a little different…read morefrom your expectations if you've frequented traditional boba shops (the owner doesn't use any artificial flavors or colors). Sometimes setting yourself apart works - you know you can trust that you're consuming natural ingredients in every sip! I love a standard milk tea with tapioca pearls so the "tiger milk" is my go-to drink item here. The "thai tea" doesn't have any sweetened condensed milk like its authentic namesake, but I've come to enjoy the warmth of the spices accompanying the brown sugar simple syrup. Their matcha is great too! If you're in the mood for a quick snack, the mochi waffles and bun varieties never disappoint.

Eat Bubbles is a small boba shop located near the center of L&L Market. There's plenty of paid…read moreparking around the mall, but don't get tricked: Most businesses in the mall give 3 hours of free validated parking. Eat Bubbles in particular has a QR code displayed prominently at the front counter to activate parking. The menu here is a little more advanced than the typical first generation American boba shop. They offer plenty of choices and allow sweetness and ice level adjustments. One thing I found to be nonobvious - all drinks under the "Fresh Brewed Teas" menu section are milk tea. They use lactose-free milk by default, which is a huge boon to people like me with lactose intolerance! Assam Milk Tea, Large, 50% Sweet, Less Ice w/ Boba ($7) - This drink has an interesting milk tea flavor that is a bit of a departure from a standard Assam. Instead of a fruity finish, this tea has a bit of a malty overtone, more pleasingly brown and earthy. It's a very thick drink and feels more rich than what only adding milk would be able to do. I believe they brew tea each morning and then fill individual pitchers for service. 50% sweet is a bit too sweet for my tastes with the additional sugar from the boba. It's not cloying, however. The boba is overall strange and not in a good way. The pearls are very inconsistent in both size and texture. In all cases, the pearls have soft exteriors, some approaching mushy, while others are okay. The interiors range from being too hard to almost mushy. The sizing of the boba is also variable, from small pebbles, to larger spheres. The boba is marinated for a long time, however, giving a somewhat minerally or perhaps herbal quality to them. Milk Tea Rating: 4/5 Boba Rating 3/5 There aren't too many boba shops in Nashville, so while I wasn't enthralled with the drink, I think it's probably good for the area.