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    Arteassan

    4.5 (15 reviews)
    Closed 11:30 am - 10:00 pm

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    Iced coconut matcha
    Khoi N.

    My friends and I really enjoyed the variety of drinks here. We ordered everybody from the lychee guava slush, iced coconut matcha, mango mochi, and truffle cocoa. The drinks were ready quickly. They were all neatly packaged in a blue sealed bag. They also feature cute paper handles with pets on them. All of our orders were accurate. Highly recommend ordering online to save some time. I will definitely be back to try some of their seasonal flavors.

    Lychee Guava Slush
    Briana N.

    So many fun drinks! And it was so hard to just choose one to try when I wanted to try so many things. The wait to get drinks does get kind of long, but I guess they're just that popular! Drinks are pretty and come in cute carrying containers too.

    Lisa Z.

    Ordered a pick up order and they came with the cutest cup holders. Everything in the store is cute animal themed which I loved. The workers are helpful and quick with the orders. The drinks are really tasty as well, definitely will come back at some point to try out their other drinks.

    Tiramisu & Panna Cotta
    Joyce C.

    4.5 Stars. A few people in the "Eat Something New in Queens" FB group raved about the drinks at Arteasan (or is it Artisan on the cups?). One conveniently in LIC near the Queens Plaza & Queensborough Plaza stops. After much decision paralysis scrolling through the menu...seasonal orange blossom foam, mochi teas, mashed chesnut, slushie with strawberry, mango, or durian!! I wanted to see how their basic Jasmine tea tasted. Chose the ($8.17 total, no tip) Mochi Milk Tea. "Drinkable mochi" seems like it's trending right now. I chose the Jasmine green tea option instead of the Oolong, and while I'm here! The Mochi + Taro combination (no extra charge), less ice, 70% sugar. I wasn't too long of a wait (3-5 minutes)- even though there was a steady stream of on-person, pick-up & delivery orders. The drink was big - taller than I expected (& came with a fun sleeve with a character on it). It was good, tastes high quality ingredients (medium/strong floral Jasmine flavor, bits of teeny taro cubes). I wasn't sure how to drink the mochi - didn't want to choke. I stabbed it a little & finally got some. It's a very thick marshmallow consistency. Really interesting & kind of a meal in itself. It was nice having the different taro & mochi textures together. The drink came in a paper cup (while others' orders were cold fruit teas in clear cups). I would have liked to see what I was drinking & sip from each part of the drink. Maybe the milk jasmine tea isn't that pretty. My main complaint with these layered tea drinks is that each part tastes good & is interesting, but once you mix everything together or stir around to get to find the mochi/boba; the drink starts tasting like the strongest ingredient. It's probably always impossible to taste the delicate Jasmine flavor halfway through (or are you sipping the flavored syrup at the bottom of the cup first?) Halfway through, your mouth & the drinks gets cold anyway so it's hard to taste the flavors. BUT that's fine, I'm always easily influenced & supporting small business. The shop is very small with 2 tables & a waiting area that doesn't fit probably more than 8-10 standing people. It's more of a to-go shop. The decor is industrial modern & fits the neighborhood's history, cute characters & staff sweatshirts too. There's a lot of staff working on the drinks in the open kitchen, which take up most of the shop; but I didn't feel like anyone was happy or maybe they were tired. When I first walked in (11:30am) the atmosphere seemed off & silent (even though there was music on). Other than that, I'd recommend Arteassan & it's unique menu. IDK if you can get me to try durian though...

    Lychee watermelon slush
    Gab G.

    This spot took over where Moge Tea was. I got a lyche watermelon slush with no sugar. It was yummy and super fresh. 0% sugar was also good, because it was plenty sweet on its own from the fruit. Will try the passionfruit tea next!

    Christopher Y.

    Nice tea / boba spot that opened recently in LIC, queens. Cute takeout cup holders and a good variety of drinks. Appreciated how it's one of those spots you can order straight from a kiosk. Limited seating so it does get crowded while waiting for your order at times. We got the matcha mochi drink & the mango passion fruit drink. They are a little bit on the pricier end around $9 per drink, that's the only downside in my opinion. I'd like to see this spot open more locations, especially in Manhattan.

    Christie S.

    Got their strawberry mochi drink and it was really good! I forgot to adjust the sugar level but I was happy that it came out not too sweet. There were a lot of strawberry chucks in the drink and the mochi gave the drink really interesting texture! There were quite a lot of people waiting in the store when I went and it felt a little chaotic. It would've been nice if there was a screen showing what order was ready. Can't wait to come back to try their durian drinks!

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    Drinks were delicious and people who worked there were helpful and nice. The mochi was so good!

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    Inès

    Inès

    4.3(165 reviews)
    1.5 miUpper East Side, Yorkville
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    Wanted to write this review based on the wheelchair accessibility and laptop areas…read more There are coffee shops in the neighborhood with laptop rules that say you have to sit at the high tables. Obviously as a wheelchair user, I cannot sit at the high tables, and when I have asked the staff for understanding, other places have denied me. Ines let me use my laptop at a wheelchair accessible table without any fuss. Mark was very gracious. When I asked, he said, "we will make an exception." I felt heard without advocating for common sense and I greatly appreciate the humility. Thank you!

    The place is cute and small. They have good happy hour prices on wine. The food we tried wasn't…read moreso great. My friend had been here before and raved about the escargot and meatballs. The escargot was covered with pesto that tasted like the basil wasn't fresh. Also, I'm sure there was plenty of garlic because the restaurant smelled like it, but I would have liked more garlic in this dish. The meatballs were mostly bread (there may have been some meat). After we complained, the item was removed from our bill by our friendly, polite, and conscientious server. Note: This is a French restaurant, but they didn't have any butter for the bread.

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    San Babila

    San Babila

    4.4(63 reviews)
    1.6 miUpper East Side

    Absolutely incredible pasta from this easy-to-miss UES spot! To start - the Strawberry Fields…read morecocktail is honestly one of the best drinks I've had in a while: the perfect mix of strong and not too sweet. The 2 of us split 3 pastas: the Truffle Gnocchi (my favorite item of the evening), the Cacio e Pepe (one of the best renditions of this dish I've had!) and the Rigatoni Alla Diavola. I would skip the focaccia if I came back - loved the butter but it was nothing special. 10/10!

    Place looks nice, service was good but unfortunately, food was fair. Started with the burrata…read more Visually appealing and looked like a large portion with all of the accoutrements. Unfortunately, it was totally bland and not large at all. The side sauce added nothing and over 30$ with tax/tip. For entrees, we shared the lobster pasta and the guazzetto di Pesci. The pasta was good. Reasonable amount of pasta but we would have liked some more chunks of lobster for the price. I thought the sauce was only ok but my girlfriend liked it. The guazzetto di Pesci was only fair. The sauce was lacking flavor. Also a very small bowl of broth with maybe 3 small shrimp and muscles, a few small chunks of fish. and two sad, tiny pieces of bread on the side. Since we were still quite hungry after the meal, we ordered the lotus chocolate caramel dessert. This was the only dish we really liked. kinda hard to mess up gelato though. It came with a hard outer candy shell and a very small cookie center that was sweet and delicious. Overall, an average meal at best that we both felt was lacking in taste and size. Won't return.

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