My mom and I come here at least once a year when I'm in town. I wish they would come to upstate ny!…read more808 is so good. This time I got the mango sticky rice shaved ice. It might be my new favorite. She got cherry. We even mixed it a bit and it was good. Please come to Albany!

Bless the teens who made me my adorable complicated milkshake right before they closed (I had no…read moreidea I was cutting it so close!) not only photo worthy but DELISH! I love their summer menu too, this is a regular haunt for us.

I am a regular at East Coast. Stays open pretty late. Custard is smooth rich and tasty. Anytime of…read morethe day I've visit, staff is consistent in service. Nice people. I LOVE their concretes.

A cute custard shop serving a small variety of original and special monthly flavors…read more The employees serving seem to have ok customer service. Never had an experience with them giving a great impression. But still ok. Their smooth and thick custards are still very good to me and would come back again (: (Hot Apple Sundae & Strawberry Cheesecake is my FAV) ***they also serve pup cups!***

Excellent variety of crafted expresso beverages as well as rewarding materials, novelties, and…read moreplants (display only)

This place is so awesome. Not only is the food and smoothies so delicious and made of fresh…read moreingredients but the people that work there are amazing. I accidentally ordered food to the wrong location and they were so accommodating. So glad to have a place like this in the area

My order started at 1:42 pm…read more I was greeted by one of three employees. She asked if I was picking up a phone order. When I said no, they continued working for a few minutes. Each person was pleasant and smiling. However, speed and efficiency were not their concerns. During my more than 15 minutes of presence, I witnessed duplicate orders, confusion about what was made and what was pending, and a sense of general uncertainty. Also, they did not use sound covers to minimize the noise. I pointed out this was to protect their ears. Then, I caught myself, deciding to place this here. The ambiance was clean, with a mix of music and a slow trickling of people (and when you look for me in the footage, I'm in the pink dress). I ordered an 800-lb gorilla sans frozen yogurt, substituting almond milk for soy and soy protein for whey. I also added kale, a medium beet, carrot, orange, and ginger juice. I appreciate that each time an employee presented an order, they apologized for the wait. They were all very nice, respectful, humble, and incredibly kind. It's just as slow as molasses on a cold winter day. LOL I walked out at 2:01.

Whatever you do don't go there in the morning. I think they've cut the staff down from two people…read moreto one and it's terrible. I ordered ahead online and got there 15 minutes later to pickup. The worker there was helping someone else then made my smoothie but not my toast. Then another customer came in and they made her order. Two other customers came in and he started helping them. At this point I'd been there in person for 25 minutes and just left without my toast as people have to get to work. Better to be out $10 than be late for my job. For the past 15 years I've gone there at least twice a week but I'm done. We have three other smoothie places in North Olmsted now to go to.

I was really looking forward to a refreshing glass of fresh orange juice during my visit to the…read morePulp Westgate location, but unfortunately, I left disappointed--and a little surprised. I expected the usual bright, smooth, and naturally sweet flavor of fresh orange juice. Instead, the juice I received was bitter, highly acidic, and frankly unpleasant. When I asked about it, I found out they don't use the proper machine that extracts juice from peeled oranges--instead, they simply cut up whole oranges and toss them (peel and all!) into the juicer. This might sound harmless, but there are several problems with this approach: * Orange peels are extremely bitter and not meant to be consumed in large quantities in juice form. * The peel contains essential oils like limonene, which can irritate the stomach and make the juice taste harsh. * Most citrus peels--especially on non-organic oranges--can carry wax, pesticides, and other residues, which are definitely not what I want in my juice. * The high fiber content from the peel can make the juice gritty or pulpy, especially if the juicer isn't designed to handle it. Honestly, this felt like a lazy shortcut, and it really affected the quality of the drink. If you're looking for clean, smooth, naturally sweet orange juice, be cautious when ordering here. You may want to ask how it's made before spending your money. I've had great experiences at other Pulp locations, but this one missed the mark--especially for something as basic as orange juice.

I came on Sunday 5-11-25 around noon. The food items are OUTSTANDING value for the money. This…read morelocation is in the shopping center that they built on the former Westgate Mall property (Rocky River/Fairview). I have been to Hawaii, the aqui bowl was just as good as the ones in Hawaii.

Nice and clean inside. The staff was so nice. I got a shake and it was delicious. I love that they…read morehave the macros available for all their items as well can tell you what goes in each shake.

The shake combos are awesome! They are friendly. I personally LOVE the salted caramel holiday shake!read more

Everytime I come here the workers are beyond friendly, feels like family except they're more…read morepositive at WPN. They're shakes are always amazing. The vibe is pretty street and the customers arre all easy to talk to. Clean facility, convenient location!

I was SO excited to stumble upon the "Nutrition" chain and landed on West Park because it was…read moreclose. I was excited to see the curbside option because I am still wary of going in establishments given the unpredictability with the pandemic. I will say my excitement went down with each leg of the experience and I will tell you why. The first thing I noticed was no prices or ingredients on the menu. I didn't think *too* much of this upfront because I expect a nutrient focused product to be more pricy then say a tea at a local chain. I was bothered by the lack of listed ingredients. I think they rely on the look of their product on instagram. They will post a delicious looking shake, call it half-baked, and rely on your mind wandering to delicious treats by the same name. When I seek something health conscious, the first thing. I look at is the ingredients. I did throw this out the window, though, and decided to try tea anyway because it was a super hot day. I called to place my order, like it says online, and someone answered the phone and said "hello?". No "West Park Nutrition" no "How can I help you?" nothing. This threw me off because I thought I called the wrong number. I said I wanted to place an order and she simply said "text me and I'll get it ready for you". Red flag number two, but I simply attributed this to being more of a young, new school kind of place. I texted my order and then texted the same number when I arrived. For all other curbside experiences I've done in the last few months you notify them when you get there. I got a response after about 5 minutes that said "did you come in? by the way, we don't have one of the flavors you ordered". This is a big red flag number three for me because I would not have ordered if I knew I had to go inside. I assumed curbside and carry out meant that curbside orders were brought out to you. Nevertheless, I went inside to follow through with my order. I adjusted my flavor and worked with the guy behind the counter who was very nice. He was apologetic about the miscommunication between flavors that were in stock and I assured him it was no big deal. He handed over my teas (I ordered 2 large teas) and I found out at check out that my total was almost $20. I will say I can't imagine any other instance where I would pay this much for 2 teas, let alone ones where I didn't know the ingredients. Our teas were tasty enough, but they were almost reminiscent of a pre-work out kind of taste. While those can ne "tasty" for a pre work out, they aren't something I sip on for enjoyment. I drink aloe daily, and that's not the flavor I was picking up. I wanted to love this place, and I may return in the future, but definitely not at this location. It was unclear if you order tea as a pair to a shake, or if they are priced separately. If they come together as a package, I was not advised of that when I ordered or when I said I had never been in before. The whole process was confusing, disjointed, and way over priced in my opinion. If you are looking for a potentially "healthier" option to like a traditional shake, this may be your place. It's hard to say given the lack of ingredients. I would say don't be drawn in by social media and the promise of curbside like I was. Go in, ask questions, and get the information before you go through with an order. I would do that differently knowing what I know now!

I've been here a few times now and have really enjoyed it. I like that the açaí isn't overly…read morefrozen, and everything tastes fresh and high quality. Coming from California, where the food scene is extremely competitive, it can be hard to find places in Cleveland that consistently deliver fresh, quality ingredients, but this spot has been a pleasant surprise so far. The only reason I'm docking one star is because I wish they opened earlier in the day. Also, the current hours listed on Yelp don't seem to be accurate, which unfortunately happens with a lot of Yelp listings. Other than that, I've had a great experience each time.

Puerto Rican Frappes!…read more New frappe is in town! Frappe Artesanal is a brand new Puerto Rican cafe! By new I mean that the grand opening sign and balloons are still up. Grand Opening was on June 2, 2025! Frappe Artesanal has another location in Kissimmee, FL, but ours is better! Why? As I learned, CLE location combines Paradise Cakes and Frappe Astesanal (double the sugar and fun!) Here's the scoop! The atmosphere at this cafe is very festive! Latin music is blasting outside! This cafe is a little humble takeout destination. There is very limited seating inside. There are pops of color in its menu and on its walls. Funky cupcake walls are so fun! The cafe is bilingual (Spanish-English) in terms of the menu and customer service. All guests at the cafe were Latin and super excited about this concept! Pricing seemed very reasonable compared to other similar eateries (although there are strange charges on the receipt). Customer service was friendly, they answered all of my curious questions about the new concept in a friendly manner. The cafe has many fun food and drink options - bowls, frappes (multiple categories including those containing coffee, fruits, chocolate, cookies, candy, and nuts), cheesecake bowls, Van Gogh drinks, and even keto smoothies! More importantly Dubai chocolate options - bowls, smoothies, and cups! CLE location sells a variety of products from Paradise Cakes. Those include tres leches and other sweets stored in the coolers. I learned that Paradise cakes are famous Puerto Rican treats around the city (also sold at Save A Lot and other locations). You can order right at the counter, the orders are prepared in the kitchen and available fairly quickly. My order: -Dubai Frappe ($8.63 with $1 processing fee for credit card use) - The base was strawberry slushie which seemed too watery and bland. I don't think that real strawberries were used. The ingredients were fire - chocolate lining, real pistachio, and pistachio base. The frappe was delicious. It gets even better at the bottom of the cup when you taste pistachio paste and pistachios. It's not a frappe (meaning coffee) in its traditional sense. I can't say that this was the best Dubai chocolate I've tried in our city, but it was very good. -Paradise Cakes Quesito Pastry ($6.49 with $1 processing fee for credit card use) - Flakey, glossy, super fresh pastry with cream cheese. It is beyond amazing! I could easily have many of these! The box had 6 pastries, so they're shareable. Very reasonable price! Cons: - No bathroom for customers to use - No outdoor or indoor comfy seating to sip frappes - Very overwhelming menu, so many choices. Check my photos of the menu or browse the menu at their FL location - Challenging parking in the area - No dedicated website for CLE (except Facebook - Frappe Artesanal Cleveland) - Confusing item charges (each of my receipts had 3 different taxes - 5.75%, 1.25%, 1%) As far as hours, I confirmed the following hours with the cafe: - Monday to Thursday 12:30-9:00pm - Friday and Saturday 12:30-10:30 - Sunday 12:30-9:00 Overall, I plan to come back to order more quesito pastries and try tres leches cakes! I also want to experience Van Gogh drinks! Oh, and more vibrant drinks!