Happy that I finally got a chance to try this please It's super cute inside and they have a good…read morevariety of desserts and drinks. I will say, I came on a kind of hectic day, the whole streets internet was out and there was only 1 person working, so she kind of seemed a bit frazzled, understandably so. There also seemed to be quite a bit of missing desserts, I assume she didn't have much time to restock. Nevertheless, the worker still provided good, friendly service. We tried to coffee boba drink made with condensed milk instead of cream I believe. It was super strong and I'm glad I was sharing with a friend. I got some sort of tiramisu mousse. It was really tasty. We also tried the strawberry cake loaf, it wasn't that great. Looking forward to coming back and trying more items on a less hectic day.

Tried something new not really a fan but my daughter loves it!!!!!!! Had no idea how to order lol…read moreor what to order staff was friendly and helpful. Small lil shop has a few seats.

Google maps still has it as it's own spot inside the mall, but it's actually inside the ramen spot…read moreoff to the side. Really like the sweetness and ice adjustment. Milk tea was good, and the tapioca was the right consistency and texture for me. Will need to try the ramen next time along with more milk tea

A good variety of drinks! I love the matcha brown sugar boba and mango-coconut slush with the white…read morepearls.

Boba Queen is an adorable kawaii-themed boba shop with a fun, colorful atmosphere that makes it a…read moregreat spot to satisfy your bubble tea cravings. We tried the fruit tea and taro boba drinks, both made fresh to order and full of flavor. The taro was creamy and smooth, while the fruit tea was refreshing and perfectly balanced. As a sweet surprise, the staff treated us to complimentary macarons, which was such a thoughtful touch and made the experience even more memorable. Friendly service, freshly made drinks, and a cute aesthetic--Boba Queen is definitely worth a visit if you're in the area!

Went here with my friend and daughter and we all had a great time! Loved the types of drinks they…read morehad! Everything sounded and looked so fresh and appetizing! There were only 2 caffeine free options for the luxe slush drinks and I ordered both--avocado mango dew and mango pomelo sago. Not sure of the reasoning but these drinks only came in the large which were $7 each. Hefty price for sure! My friend got the matcha strawberry cloud which she loved. One thing I do appreciate is that 2 of our drinks came with the boba toppings. Most places up charge this now. Crystal boba is bomb and everyone should try! My friend also got their mango mousse cake as part of her bday promo. Fine for being free but definitely not worth $5 as it was so tiny. Loved their rewards program! Totally worth the signup to get their promos and earn points! The avocado drink was delicious but I couldn't taste very much mango unfortunately. My daughter loved her drink but she said it didn't look like the picture. I'm excited to try their tea lattes which look exciting! Inside was cute, clean and there were comfy seats. We will definitely be back!

Found this spot after pickleball. Easy parking lot…read moreGot some cool decor and looks like a set for a band to play. Staff was super nice I was there right when they opened so unfortunately they didn't have their tapioca ready. Their ooling milk tea was good, a bit on the sweeter side for my liking. Will see if they can dial it down a bit next time I go.

We found this place because we were in the Cleveland area and wanted to grab a boba for our long…read morecar ride back home. We asked Grok where to go and this was the highest rated place near us. Vibes: cool, goth/emo vibes and is a very small space that can seat/stand maybe 6-10 people at a time. Small business, with one worker taking orders and making the drinks to order. It does smell like hookah inside, just an observation. Free parking lot in front. Service: polite guy who's outfit and vibes fit the aesthetic of the place. Boba: The Earl Gray tea was just right, not too sweet. There is no extra charge to add boba like most boba places nowadays - so these drinks are very reasonably priced ($5 small; $6.50 large). The tapioca pearls were a little on the undercooked side, and were not sweet. I did like that there are many options for popping boba flavors. Overall, a small business, vibes were good, flavorful tea, but the tapioca was a little underboiled/soaked.

Although the place was in a gas station, I have got to say probably the best tea boba and crepe…read moreI've had. Everything seem to be fresh when it comes to ingredients, owner was extremely nice I would definitely recommended coming here!

I have been doing high tea the last 2 years and we hand-picked this place to visit this year. This…read morewas a beautiful house outside and inside. This was a great pick after a some research. The house was packed on a Tuesday afternoon. We did reservations and so glad we did as they were not taking walk-ins on the day we dined. The employees were very courteous and kind. The menu is great and so much to choose from. But of course we chose the high tea meal. It comes with 4 sandwiches lemon bread and scones and to finish strawberries. All the food was of good quality and tasted very good. Cucumbers and tomatoes could have been cut thinner on the sandwiches, but the taste was really good. They have a few things for sale, but it is not a small gift shop. The few tea rooms that I have gone to did have a souvenir shop to buy tea, bakery items or small tea pots or cups. But I think their focus is on the tea room and food. Their tea is placed in tea pots that are beautiful and they place it on warmer to keep it warm. With many variations of teas and also other option other than tea to choose from. It was just a great place to enjoy the day and some tea.

Miss Hickory's Tea Room is a quaint tea house right next to the scenic Mill Stream Run Reservation…read more There's a softness to the place with its charming teapots and tea cups, pastel color scheme, and themed tea rooms. I had the loveliest afternoon tea with my mom at Miss Hickory's. AMBIANCE: You'll step back into the 1900's with time-specific decor and waitresses' attire. Miss Hickory's occupies a mid-1800s farmhouse that was owned by the first blacksmith in Strongsville, William Weller. The current owners preserved the historic charm, transformed the farm house into multi-room tea house. There are two main dining areas on the first floor, and multiple gorgeous themed tea rooms upstairs (like the Gathering Room and Storybook Tea Room). The interior contains a lot of refurbished and vintage furniture, charming housewares, and decor. Think pastels, florals, and lace. The space comfortably accommodates big groups and pairs. Small parking lot is available onsite, consider car pulling if attending with a large group. RESERVATIONS: I personally despise the commitment of reservations, but the process here is very easy. I emailed the tea house, received same day email response, and was not charged to hold the reservation. The tea room space started filling very quickly at open, so it's best to reserve your space. FOOD/TEA: Multi-page menu will accommodate all types of tastes. Find another seasonal menu at your table with all the flavors of the season. The menu contains signature plates, sandwiches, soups, sides, sweets, desserts, and beverages. You can have anything from a full tea feast to no tea at all equally enjoying your time. If you're a tea connoisseur, read all tea descriptions at the end of the menu. We ordered Miss Hickory's High Tea Sampler ($23 per person) that contains a shareable 3-tier serving tray with finger sandwiches, wonton cups, strawberries, scones, sweets, and crème. While I have seen larger portions at other tea houses, the food amount was very filling. Everything was extremely fresh, much fresher than experienced at other tea houses. I most enjoyed the walnut scones, they were so delicious! The standalone menu items seemed expensive and were served in very small quantities based on our observation of other guests. I don't think that ordering standalone items offers value. My mom thought that the experience was pricey, while I think it's about at market price. Since the tea is not included in the sampler, we ordered and shared two tea pots - Loose Leaf Arctic Berry and Black Currant ($4 per teapot with refills but no sharing). They were served with a tea warmer which was incredible, I love me some hot tea! The flavors started out very mild then evolved during our experience due to longer steeping. We agreed that Arctic Berry was our favorite tea. If you're not into loose leaf teas, you'll discover a very long Twinings selection. EXPERIENCE FOR KIDS: Many guests arrived with kids who were very enthusiastic about tea parties. They wore adorable matching outfits. Kids received their own tea experience - tiny tea cups and teapot. It was really cute! The room upstairs (Storybook Tea Room) seems to well accommodate anyone with children, has fairytales book, and play tea set. I can envision an adorable children's tea party in this space. SERVICE: The service is extremely attentive. Five stars! Our waitress was so kind, efficient, and just generally pleasant. She presented us with a demo of additional desserts for purchase at the end of the dining experience. One of them was Bridgerton-inspired Mille-feuille! We didn't have any more room for desserts, but they looked really elaborate! The owner inquired how our experience was at the end of our afternoon tea as well which felt especially welcoming. SHOP: The tea house has a small shopping area by the entrance. The cutest things are tea cup cards with tea bags! We loved our calm and delicious afternoon tea. We plan to return during nature's more scenic seasons like winter or the vibrant time of fall. I think that the views by the tea house will be unmatched. I have to say that it's one of my best tea house experiences.

The location is in an okay spot. Kind of takes a minute to get to it just because it's in a parking…read morelot in a shopping complex that is right off the highway and on a main road. Lots of traffic and inevitable waiting at the light. But the line itself wasn't too long when I went and the serve was really quick. I love that they have so many drink and flavor options and the February holiday ones seemed great. I got a cookie butter breve - toasted marshmallow, hazelnut, and white chocolate. Great taste, but I was today years old when I realized a breve is not for me. Tooo much cream. I thought a breve was the exact same as a cafe au lait, it is not! It's espresso with steamed or cold cream instead of milk. I usually avoid lattes because of the amount of milk, so this was no better. I also learned that 7 brew does not really serve traditional coffee. They make Americanos- espresso with water, which you can also add flavors too. But there's not a regular pot of coffee to be found there. While this may be my last time at a 7 Brew, I appreciate the concept for those whole love flavored and quick coffee concoctions and friendly service.

I wanted to get a refreshing drink today since it's 90 degrees outside so decided to give 7 Brew…read moreone more try. I ordered the Cotton Candy Cream Lemonade because the ad looked good but it is the most disgusting drink I've ever ordered. It said it's blue raspberry, vanilla, and watermelon flavored but when I drank it it was mostly foam that tasted like Coconut (I have a coconut allergy) and was separating the drink with a ton of pulp at the bottom. I really don't know if I'll be stopping by again after spending $5 on a drink I can't drink. I'll stick to my Starbucks.

As a family who is staying at the nearby Ronald McDonald House, this was a true gem. The owner was…read morewonderful. He was kind and courteous. You're very welcomed as you come in and the crêpe itself was to die for. It's just what my patient of a daughter needed. The restaurant is clean and the vibe is cool. I think this place is delicious and has a lot to offer. We will be staying in the Cleveland clinic area for a few more weeks and we look forward to going a few more times.

This was a great place to stop by for a snack. We opted for waffles, which were light and fluffy…read more They were on the small side and the toppings were not to the scale as the advertisement, which is why I would classify this is a place to get a snack. I did see some other people who had ordered crêpes, which looked tasty, but also seemed to be on the smaller side. You can order at the register but we were encouraged to order at a kiosk, which had one of those extremely irritating tipping boxes included when you pay. I always hate this because you have no idea what the food is going to be like. They do bring your food to you, but if I'm ordering my food on my own and throwing away my food and stacking the dishes, tipping should be minimal.