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    Hoth Cafe

    4.0 (9 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Great view
    Mundae K.

    We visited on the day after Thanksgiving and have mixed thoughts. The decor and ambiance is warm with creative artsy touches. Great people watching spot near the warm windows. However, we were not impressed with the selection or pricing. I get that this is a tourist area here in Helen, but the hot drinks seemed VERY overpriced and there were a lot of sweets but not many savory. Loved all of the honey stuff and I hope they do well and stick around. Maybe that will help with their pricing and selection.

    Peach whipped honey and strawberry whipped honey jars of 11 ounces. $18 each.
    David N.

    Hoth Cafe Honey on a Hill is a second wave coffee shop, bubble tea cafe, and gift shop rolled into one space. The honey used in their products is sourced from their bees. We walked up a flight of stairs to reach the front door, so I do not think this shop has disability access. The gift shop has a fantastic selection of honeys, whipped honeys, honey lollipops, and bee-themed decor, and honey-based skincare products. There is a counter that you can request to sample the various selection of honey products. There are several tables that have a great view of the main streets of Helen to snack and chat at. The strawberry and peach whipped honey products ($18 for 11 oz) are made with organic freeze-dried fruit powders mixed with their honey. I found them to be delicious and easily spreadable on warm croissants. The honey pops ($2.85 each) have this strange flavor to me that was undesirable. Lastly, the peach slushy drink was sweet and refreshing. Interestingly, the online shop for Hoth Cafe Honey on a Hill has a reduced selection and higher prices on the same products. If it's convenient and seriously desirable, it would be a better choice to shop in their retail store.

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    Tea Top

    Tea Top

    4.4
    (18 reviews)
    34.3 mi

    This location ruins the Tea Top name. I would hope that as being apart of the franchise, they keep…read morethe tea consistent with the other locations. However, I think this Tea Top does whatever and sources the cheapest version of every tea they can find. I tried three drinks here. 1) signature alpine green milk tea does not taste aromatic and refreshing like it is supposed to. Tastes like ordinary green tea. 2) taro milk tea uses purple taro flavoring and makes the drink too sweet, unlike the taro milk tea at other two tea top locations that use real taro. 3) oolong milk tea, once again, does not have a strong tea flavor. Tastes like all sugar even though I got 30% sugar. Oolong is supposed to be creamy and nutty or roasted but instead it just taste like sugar water. Puts the Tea Top brand to shame. Corporate needs to investigate to be honest, because I'm pretty sure they have standards for their tea but this tea top just buys cheapest third party possible. Not to mention how rude the staff was.

    This place is hidden in the outskirts of Flowery Branch off of 985. It's a short distance away…read morefrom Buford. The parking here is a little hectic as it's beside a Publix, hair cut spot, and Buffalos restaurant. So you may have to park super far away at times as it gets filled up fast. My go to drink here is the grapefruit green tea as it's the best drink in the world. I miss the tea top that was in johns creek, as this is probably the closest one to me now. I been hitting this place up regularly weekly since it's a peaceful and beautiful drive through lake Lanier bridges to here. Staff is super friendly and I highly recommend this place if you want some bubble tea!

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    Lee's Asian Market

    Lee's Asian Market

    4.6
    (31 reviews)
    87.4 mi
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    SMALL HIDDEN GEM! I…read morewasn't expecting much, but wow they have everything you need here, and they fit it in such a small shop! My favorite parts are the aisle full of alllllll the sauces, and the wide selection of drinks ranging from canned boba to bottles of ramune soda. I was happy to finally find some hot sesame oil here in Asheville. The only downside is that it doesn't have the large selection of fresh meat and produce like other large Asian supermarkets I am used to back in larger cities. I'll definitely be back when I need some more Asian food items.

    It's been a few years since I have shopped at Lee's Asian Market, but today I went back to look for…read moresome Vietnamese ingredients for some upcoming Lunar New Year's food. The stores isn't large, but it's pretty well stocked. I have been to the larger Asian market, YZ, and I think Lee's Asian Market has a smaller overall stock of things, but what it does have, you'll get several brands. For example, I needed Pandan extract. At YZ, I could only find the McKormick's Buco Pandan flavoring. At Lee's there were 3 brands of Pandan flavoring, including the Pandan flavored paste I was looking for, which is also sold by Amazon for about $6, at Lee's it was only $1.50 or so. The owner, a nice Chinese woman speaks English pretty well and is very friendly. That's somewhat rare in Asian markets. She walked me over to the steamer area and gave me some advice on using the bamboo cone, which is what I ended up buying. She also helped me find the frozen Pandan leafs. She is super sweet and nice, which I appreciated. I also found some fresh sticky rice and sweet banana cakes near the register. They had two square Banh Tet (Vietnamese new year cakes with mung bean and pork) as well. I haven't seen fresh cakes like that at the other Asian stores, so Lee's gets bonus points for this!

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