I'm never coming back, my entire family is sick after getting drinks here…read more We decided not to go to Kung-fu because their drinks are too sweet, thinking Fruity would be more natural and not made with powders or syrups, friendly service, quick turn around but then our stomachs turned on our way home and didn't have enough bathrooms for everyone. So now I'm sure your imagination can show why I'm writing this upsetting review.

Fruity has really yummy drinks at a good price!…read more Located in the South Shore Plaza, Fruity has lots of fruit teas and fruit smoothies available. They also have milk teas too. I like their specialty fruit teas that come with jellies and popping bobas! They're cheaper than other bubble tea locations for what you get considering there are usually two toppings. The drinks are generally really refreshing, but I always ask for less sugar now. I find that the regular sweetness for their fruit teas is overwhelmingly sweet personally, but my friends seem to like it. They also don't overpack their drinks with ice which is something I appreciate. My favorites are their Mango Fever and Sunny Peach Specialty drinks! I highly recommend these two drinks if you decide to stop by here.

This is a really nice place with a great menu. It is set up nicely and comfortably and the drinks…read morethat I've ordered have always been very good. I have been here maybe five times since it opened, and every time, there is only ONE person working. And that one person is trying to make many smoothies for multiple customers, which results in long wait times and sometimes even confusion. So, my low rating is not based on the food or even the friendliness of the employees, it is based on the lack of staff, which I understand can be out of their control, but it's still an inconvenience to customers.

The drinks were amazing! I got the Hazelnut S'mores with almond milk and it's my favorite. The…read moregirls who took my order were very nice and helpful. The place is also surprisingly really big, and has a nice couch to sit on. There is also a board game on the table near the entrance, which is really cute.

I'm usually hesitant to try mall places but we really wanted milkshakes and it was right there so…read morewhy not! The lady working the front counter was incredibly friendly- she offered to combine Oreo and peanut butter for me because she saw how much I was struggling to choose. My boyfriend got the I hate Mondays. I really appreciated how they truly mix every ingredient in the shake you order (versus a premix/powder). My milkshake was incredible: I got large sips of peanut butter with crunchy Oreos and the bottom was pure chocolate. My boyfriend liked his a lot but wished there was more of a coffee taste... maybe she didn't put as much in considering it was 9pm

I love a good açaí and this place nailed it! My recommendation is the Brazilian Original with an…read moreadd on of Nutella, a must-have for sure, thank me later!

Was craving for a smoothie and this came up. It was good! I enjoyed their Superman smoothie. Would…read moredefinitely come back.

New açaí and smoothie shop in Quincy Center. The owner and his family run the shop and make all of…read morethe bowls. We got the Kwench and the Dragon bowls, both were great!

We've tried The Alley a few times now and always find them a bit disappointing. The positives are…read morethe store is clean & spacious. The downsides are the service is long and the drinks are mediocre. Out of our picks today, I would say the Thai Milk Tea was the better of the two but it was because the Strawberry Snow flavoring was way too artificial. They added scoops of strawberry (jam-like) puree that didn't mix well with the rest of the drink at all. Also, all their drinks are way too sweet. The over-sweetness is surprising since we always get 50% sweetness but they still overdo it. You can definitely find better boba elsewhere.

Enjoyed their ube brown sugar tapioca drink (their #1 most popular) and their mango purple rice…read moreyogurt drink. 50% sugar was a good level. They do also have happy hour deals at certain times where you can get a brown sugar tapioca drink for $5 or a free topping. Otherwise, the price is a bit steep at $7-8 per drink though on par now with a lot of the other more popular places in Boston which are becoming more expensive as well. I like that the Alley offers some different drink options which are not found at most other boba shops and would go back again for the drinks we tried.

TBH i always drove by this spot almost daily at one point and for some reason always thought the…read morebuilding itself was like an education center. The lady introduced me to revive as we were craving for some refreshing drinks. She got the pb cup and i got the fruity bliss! Both was a smooth consistency and easy to drink very refreshing. I must say i enjoyed the flavor balance of the PB cup better then my fruity bliss but will be back now that i know it's here! Thank you

I live right down the street from Revive and honestly always forget that it's right there! I…read morehaven't tried their food yet but I typically get the PB cup protein smoothie and love how thick the consistency is. This time, I decided to try the tropical green smoothie and it is amazing. This is the small size and is a good size since it's very thick. It was ~$9 and some change, which is a little pricey for the size, but the taste and quality makes up for the price. I have also had their smoothie bowls, which were okay. I know there's playa bowl close by, however, personally Revive just does it for me! There's parking available on the street, as well as a lot in the back. The workers are also pretty nice and friendly. They have a cute patio area where you can sit outside; nice for the summer time. Overall, I recommend this place!

Tbaar is a great place to hang out with friends! There's plenty of seating inside, and they even…read morehave games like Jenga and Uno. It feels very lively and welcoming with the bright window lighting and upbeat music. The staff here are sooo kind and also really efficient!! Which makes the experience even better. The drinks usually don't disappoint... I've tried quite a few and they're always been yummy. Today I ordered the Peach Green Tea with Milk Foam, but I wouldn't recommend it since it tasted a bit sour. All my friends' drinks tasted amazing. My personal favorite is the Tbaar Green Milk Tea because it's floral and creamy. If you like drinks that are more on the milky side rather than super strong tea, Tbaar is definitely for you. I'd recommend it as a good hangout spot and enjoy boba with friends!

I was strolling around in the area after getting my eyebrows threaded & was feeling parched. It's…read morebeen so long since I last had Tbaar but figured why not give it another try. My memory of having Tbaar in the past is fuzzy, though I don't remember enjoying it very much back then. They have so many drinks on their menu, I honestly couldn't figure out what I wanted haha. Thankfully, one of the workers helped me out by giving me recs & I was then able to decide on two smoothies to try! I ordered a mango strawberry banana smoothie & mango orange smoothie. Thoughts: Both drinks had an artificial taste. The mango orange smoothie came with mango chunks that reminded me of the canned dole pineapple chunks, same idea. Eh. Still drinkable though but not something I would come back again for. I did enjoy the strawberry mango banana smoothie much more than the mango orange smoothie. Originally wanted to give Tbaar 3 stars, however, the worker that helped me was very nice & saw some other reviews saying to try their teas so maybe I will give that a try next time.

I've been going to N & P Saigon Subs since before COVID, and it's still one of my favorite spots!…read moreThe food is always fresh and delicious -- the sandwiches are packed with flavor, and the portions are generous. The owners are super kind and hardworking, and the service is always fast and friendly. It's one of those local gems that never disappoints. Highly recommend if you want authentic, tasty Vietnamese subs!

Awful place with awful attitudes. The inside is dirty and cluttered. The signs showing the price…read moreare confusing because many things are crossed out. The large lady gave a lot of unnecessary attitude when I asked her about the banh mi. There are many better places around. Took a few bites and had to toss. The bread was hard and stale.

I happen to pass by Pastry Land and it caught my eye. Pastry? That sounded good. And a quick…read moreglance at Yelp yielded a 4.5 star rating. Coming in, I first could see the individually portioned rectangles of cakes and viennoiseries. No prices. That's actually a pet peeve of mine, as I dislike needing to take up the attention of a employee just to ask what the price is of something, in case another customer is behind me. Next, to the left, I spied their various baklava type sweets. But we are trying to eat fewer sweets, so initially I thought this might just be a reconnaissance visit. Further along yielded some savories. I pointed at and asked for one apiece of their chicken phyllo triangle (chicken briwat - shredded spiced chicken with sweet onion), the spinach flatbread (spinach herb cheese), and semolina pancake (Golden Pancake). These were pretty good. And service was nice. The sweets I picked up on another visit were poofy, but the filling ratio a bit off. Averaging out to maybe 3.5 in my book?

You know how when we were kids we thought [most] adults had it all figured out? Then, even as we…read moreapproach or surpass 30 we all realize: "I still don't know what the heck I'm doing half of the time." The same is true of me and my reviews. One would think a 1,000+ reviews in I'd gain some level of confidence! Yet, there are still reviews where I feel I am just winging it. Of course, I try to give my thoughts and opinions as best I can, still, I feel as though I were approaching 30 and can't believe I am technically an adult. This is the case with Pastry Land. I've been in here probably half a dozen times, and only now have I decided to put words on paper by wasting your time with irrelevant metaphors. ONWARDS! Pastry Land has great European style cakes and pastries. Their selection is wide and varied, and the quality is terrific! Everything I've had is distinct, scrumptious, and not over-sweet. Okay, great, so why four stars? Well, with the exception of a pistachio baklava square that knocked my socks off, I didn't find their goods were above and beyond sufficient as to drag me back with the same magnetism as Tatté or Flour (for e.g. - I know these are in different categories). They meet expectations, which is a solid four in my book. For some final notes: I feel that the value is fair in light of the quality. Also, the location itself is spacious, very clean, and the staff are friendly.

Banh Mi Ba Le is a go-to spot for Vietnamese eats, tucked right inside Kam Man Market. It's…read morewell-known for a reason -- solid prices, fast service, and consistently tasty banh mi. We usually go for the BBQ beef banh mi, and at $8, it's a great deal. They make it fresh to order with a nice mix of veggies and a sweet mayo-like sauce that ties it all together perfectly. Super flavorful and satisfying. We've also tried the cold cut version, but weren't fans of the pâté spread -- it gave the sandwich a taste that didn't really hit for us. That said, the BBQ beef one keeps us coming back. Great option if you're in the area and want a quick, flavorful bite.

Beware: Dishonest Pricing Practices at Banh Mi Ba Le (Quincy)…read more I've been a longtime Yelp Elite, and I rarely post warnings like this--but this place deserves one. They overcharge customers based on appearance. If you look like someone who won't question the total, they'll "accidentally" bump your price or make up extra items. It's not a one-off mistake--the pattern shows up again and again in other reviews here. I've personally caught them doing this. When confronted, they acted like it was just an innocent error, but it clearly wasn't. * Always ask for the price before you order. * Always get a receipt and check it before you leave. It's sad, because the food itself is decent--but any place that plays these games doesn't deserve your trust or your money. Unethical and disappointing.