The two girls on shift were obviously not happy we disturbed their talking session. Came in around…read more5 ish and we were the only ones there it's not like it was busy. Made terrible teas, tapioca was overcooked, entire bottom quarter of the cup was syrup so it was sickest sweet, and shoved the drinks toward us with a passive have a nice day. I recommend other locations, Gong Cha is usually great this location is just not it.

I always like Gong Cha for bubble tea, but my order from this particular location was genuinely…read moreundrinkable. I asked for 50% sweetness and was greeted with the bottom third of my bubble tea cup filled with syrup. I gave it a stir to give it a chance and it was genuinely like drinking syrup with boba in it. It was obvious that there was not any care put into preparing the order. I had to throw it away.

I saw a mouse in the back of the store when I went to go get some fresh fruit I didn't want to eat…read moreit anymore , just gross I will not be going back

Decent froyo. However the smoothie is a little bit watering. Would come back for the froyo tho…read more Quite slow of the service.

I always get brown sugar or mango and Im never disappointed so far. The consistency is it for me :)read more

I think the place is closed I have seen a sign for the past 2 (going on 3) weeks which is sad…read morebecause I recently discovered and really liked It.

First of all, I'd never write a review with the intention of being rude or disrespectful toward any…read morefood place. I just wanted to share my experience because I think there are a few things that could be improved. I ordered a brown sugar milk tea with tapioca pearls, but after placing my order, one of the workers told me there was a sign saying they were out of boba. The issue was that the sign wasn't visible when I ordered, so I wish that information had been made clearer before customers placed their orders. As for the corn dog, we ordered the Hot Cheetos and cheese topping and were expecting it to come on top of the corn dog. Instead, we received the toppings on the side. When we asked about it, we were told that too many people had complained about the toppings making the corn dog soggy. I completely understand wanting to avoid that issue, but I think a better option would be to ask customers whether they want the toppings on the corn dog or on the side. Again, this review isn't meant to be rude or attack anyone. I'm just sharing my experience and offering some feedback that I think could make the ordering process better for customers.

Fast friendly service. Tasty food! Looks just like the pictures. Viral TikTok corn dogs. Pricy.read more

Late afternoon on a weekday this place wasn't packed. I was looking particularly for a hearty soup…read morewith fresh homemade noodles. Sen Noodles did not fail to deliver! I loved my bowl of pho with fresh noodles and toppings! It was delicious! The service was also amazing! The server was so kind and offered great recommendations! I also had a pot of jasmine tea! Just one star off because for $16+ a bowl I do think there should be a larger bowl with more broth. I am from CA though and used to larger quantities especially for noodle shops! Toppings were plentiful but broth needed to be more!

We decided to check out this new spot in Salem. When we arrived noticed a large counter in front of…read moreyou, 4 tables squeezed in to one end of the restaurant and one lonely table on the right side. All tables were occupied so we asked how long the wait was and were informed that maybe 30 minutes or we could get take-out. We opted to wait and were seated less than 10 minutes later. We were offered a laminated menu with several items blocked off. We selected to go for the spring rolls as an appetizer and I went with the pad thai wunsen with chicken. Spring rolls were hot and served with a very sweet sauce. They were ok but nothing stood out about them. I enjoyed my pad thai served with glass noodles. It had a few pieces of chicken that were tender. We were seated by the kitchen area and there was an open door to that area. I am unsure of some of the things that I was seeing including seeing pots on the floor and someone handling all sorts of food while wearing the same gloves. The overall vibe of the restaurant is confusing. It appears to be a counter service restaurant when you enter. It seems like there have room for more tables yet tables are close together in one area and plenty of space with one table on the other side. It would appear to me that they might want to consider re-arranging the entire place to accommodate more tables/guests.

Delicious crepes!! I got one with whipped cream, strawberries, cream cheese and graham cracker. The…read moreworker should get a raise here, his persistence for everyone to try a sample got me hooked on this place. It was very nicely decorated and tasted amazing.

Appleseed Crepe & Bread is a good place to stop for a light meal or snack in the Mall at Rockingham…read morePark food court. They also have locations at Pheasant Lane Mall and Burlington Mall. The offerings include several signature crepes (savory and sweet), plus paninis, salads, soups, smoothies, tea drinks, and cold bottled drinks. The crepes served here are folded instead of rolled. Free samples of the crepes are usually handed out in front of the counter. The crepe prices are $5.45 (sweet crepes) $7.45-$7.95 (Vegetarian) and $7.45-$8.95 (signature (savory) crepes). The paninis with kettle chips are $7.95, sides extra. Salads are $4.95-$6.95. The service is quick after ordering and you can watch the staff make your food to order. I've stopped here at this location several times for the paninis in particular, which are actually pretty good! I enjoy the Tuna Panini, which is stuffed with plenty of albacore tuna salad, melted mozzarella cheese, tomato, romaine lettuce, and hot pressed on soft ciabatta bread. The kettle chips are salted and very crunchy. I also get a small side of pasta salad for $1 more. The sweet crepes and signature crepes I've had at Appleseed are pretty standard, which are folded in a triangle shape. I've had the Paris (filled with sliced bananas, Nutella, topped with powdered sugar, & toasted almonds) and Boston (filled with cinnamon apples & ricotta cheese, topped with caramel, whipped cream, & powdered sugar). The crepes were a bit messy to eat and tasted pretty good and very sweet. I only wish Appleseed offered gelato with their crepes, which would be great! As for the savory crepes, I've enjoyed the Atlantic (albacore tuna, mozzarella, romaine, and honey dijon sauce) and 1773 (smoked salmon, romaine, mixed baby leaves, zinfandel vinaigrette, & dressing in a spinach crepe). Both were good and tasty lunch crepes.

George and Danny were awesome. been on the lookout for some Busch Light Apple and they were more…read morethan happy to hook me up with a couple cases. definitely coming back

Friday oct 11th 6pm... I won't say gentlemen behind the counter, but Guy behind the counter,…read morefriendly with the ladies, but when I went up and bought some items that required a bag, he didn't offer me one he got mad and swore but then apologized for it because he didn't give me rewards. I had to ask for them for the five cents off on the gas and then I give him $100 bill, and he just slapped the change in my hand without counting it for me so I had to do that to. I just got the feeling he didn't like me lol store however, has always been great not tonight

had stopped at this 7 eleven for a quick stop for gas and the staff was very rude. A pregnant lady…read morehad asked if she could use the restroom multiple times because she couldnt hold in any longer and she was denied the restroom, meanwhile the second staff was laughing in the background at him being harsh on the pregnant lady. Then when his name was being asked, he responded "you are all set" and flicked his hand off to the ladys face also stating "you dont need my f*ckin name" also, when store number was asked, he had refused to provide it, stating "lawrence 711, google it." -- this was the worst experience in the world, i would never recommend anybody in the world to stop here, they were being bias towards females.

There are 3 (7-11s ) within a 2 mile radius, this location has a gas station and prices are good. I…read morebeen coming here for years as its walking distance from me. The crew that work here are the best, they are always good to me and they know as i walk in, quickly will point out to me which coffee is the freshest, a few times i came in it wasnt and now they know I take my coffee seriously.. If you love coffee and want it fresh come here, the columbian, brazillain, and the French roast is just as good as any coffee shop.

It is attached to a hotel and restaurant but was super photogenic and modern. The latte was really,…read morereally good. I was really impressed. I got a salted caramel latte with almond milk, half sweet, and it was perfect. The food was less impressive. They had to remake my sandwich because I asked for no cheese... but oh well, it was okay.

A disappointing showing at this hotel cafe within the Tuscan Village compound. Slow, albeit…read morefriendly enough service, poorly executed food and drink, decent seating area. The hot lattes were flavorless and so mildly warm with actual cold spots, we wondered if ice had been put in them despite Not being iced coffees. The cold brew was no better in flavor. This is a Lavazzo espresso in an Italian-leaning shopping piazza, ya gotta get the coffees right, signores. Mingua. Then after a lengthy amount of time, our pastries were collected. All of the almond croissants looked as if entire bags of confectioners sugar had fallen open on them. Also a strange, not almondy flavor to the least-snowy almond croissant we paid an arm and a leg for and threw most of it away. Not worth the calories. Ditto the chewy and chocolate-lacking chocolate croissant. One spot of chocolate inside, horrible bready chewy exterior. These are croissants! Should be light and flaky by definition, even an Italian version. Not sure if Tuscan or hotel kitchen is at fault, or if they are shipped in from elsewhere, but the baked goods were baked bads. The avocado toast slice with tomatoes was the only winner in our entire order. We had been looking forward to trying this hotel cafe since it opened, and it was not at all worth our special stop or money or parking fee today. With so many cafe options, there is no need to give this another try when almost everything was a big letdown. If you are staying at the hotel, this may be the only game on the block, but I'm sorry to say they need to improve the service, efficiency, quality, and flavor. To put Artisan in their name is wishful thinking at this point.