First of all let me just say I LOVE BOBA…read more Okay, so on to the review. WIN is newer to the Antioch area and being a south Nashville resident I am so glad they're here! We came ik for a couple drinks on Friday afternoon. The place was spotless and we were immediately greeted by the employees. First good sign! Then we we're asked if we had any questions or needed help with our selection. Second good sign! The third and final good sign that means I will absolutely be a repeat customer was that they asked if our tea was the right sweetness level and let us sample it before they poured it into the cup and sealed it. Great customer service is always a yes. The mango slush fruit tea with tapioca boba was perfect. Not too sweet, lots of boba without me asking for extra na perfect for a hot summers day. Their location is so convenient to my house, I'll definitely be a repeat customer.

I was hopeful that I had found another location that I could add to my list of "go to" places for…read morebubble tea. Unfortunately, I was disappointed. Although there was two small tables, this place is def an order and go kind of place. There was a long wait....over 30 min. I decided to try something new and ordered a Lychee Slushi with lychee jellies and strawberry popping bobas. I am not a fan. I think I will stick to milk teas. While I was waiting over 30 min for my slushi, I noticed that some customers who were in front of me were still waiting for their orders when I left. Maybe I'll try this place again when I'm in the area and give their milk teas a try. Hopefully the service will be better.

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.

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!

The Boba was amazing and the workers were so sweet and engaging. They taught us about their boba…read moreprocess and the overall experience was great.

The staff here were helpful but not over the top, and the environment inside isn't anything…read morespecial--just a very plain space. You build your own bowl by filling out a paper sheet, but the final product is very basic. The ingredients are fine, but the flavors lack depth for what you pay. Having been to several other poke spots, this one just didn't compare well to those experiences. It works for a quick, simple meal, but it is not a standout.

good food :the boba tea is great great service : super…read morehelpful nice ambiance homemade ice cream

My family took me when I was visiting out of town, and I'm so glad they did. The owner is so…read morefriendly, and knew my family members by name. It is an inviting atmosphere with board games and creative seating options. And, of course, the rolled ice cream was delicious!

Tiny but mighty shop! Smells incredible when you walk in. Two girls up front were so nice and…read morefriendly. Wish there was an in person ordering system, but I understand why they have you do it on your own at the kiosk

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.

Really delicious dumplings and bao buns. I had the pan-seared chicken dumplings and they were…read moreperfect. I think this was the first time I've ever liked a bao bun. Good milk tea. Prompt service. Minus one star because they had the air conditioning set to ARCTIC. It was blowing so hard the lights were swaying back and forth, and it was *so cold*. Found a table that was mostly separated from the gale, but even just the air temperature was way too cold. Bring a jacket.

We've been having good experiences recently but after today, we'll give it a rest…read more We walked in, and were greeted by the two people working behind the counter as we sat at a table. And then...nothing. I looked over at them, they looked back at me. No water. No menus. No action of any kind. Just them engrossed in their conversation. And not busy serving others--we were the only patrons in the place. So, after 5 min we got up and left. One of them wished us a nice day as we walked out. They may be clueless about why the place is well supplied with tables and chairs, but they were polite.

A most delightful discovery, situated quite unassumingly along the road, this modest coffee house…read morepossesses a charm that far exceeds its size. Though small, it is exceedingly inviting, offering a pleasing variety of pastries and breakfast sandwiches, all of which are most satisfactory. The coffee, I must add, is of excellent quality. Those in attendance are gracious and attentive, contributing greatly to the agreeable nature of the visit. I would most heartily recommend that one pause here for a cup of coffee; it is an experience unlikely to disappoint.

If you're looking for a coffee shop that actually feels like a community, this is it…read more The moment you walk into The Good Cup, you can tell it's something special. The atmosphere is warm, relaxed, and full of personality--cozy without feeling cramped, even when it's busy. The coffee is consistently excellent, and you can tell it's made with care. Whether you're grabbing a quick cup or staying awhile, it hits the mark. The food honestly surprised me too--everything tastes fresh and homemade, not like typical coffee shop fare. What really sets this place apart, though, is the people. The staff is genuinely kind and welcoming, and there's just a sense that this place is about more than coffee--it's about connection. You see people meeting, working, laughing... it feels like a local hub in the best way. This is the kind of place you don't just visit once--you keep coming back. Highly recommend.