Very comfortable, right smack in downtown, but average. The jasmine mango tea was delicious but the…read moredesserts were just OK. The selection was limited for a dessert establishment. Seating was comfortable and service was fine. The bathrooms had no soap which worries me... How did the food preparers wash their hands... or did they?

I ordered the hot black sesame soup with red bean, and it definitely hit the spot, especially when…read moreI've been missing my Hong Kong desserts. It warmed me right up and came out super fast. The sweetness was a bit on the stronger side, and I wish the black sesame had a deeper toasted flavor, but overall it still did the trick. A cozy, comforting bowl -- solid 4/5 for satisfying my HK dessert cravings.

This is one of my go to coffee spots! I love their seasonal lattes, (so worth the 7 bucks) and they…read morealso have a ton of regular flavored syrups and ground coffee as well. The inside is small but cozy, and the staff is always welcoming. I've never tried their food, but they have a bunch of breakfast options. It sucks that they are closed on Sunday, as I feel like that would be one of their busier days. But I would much rather come here than Starbucks to support a local coffee shop.

True North Coffee in Burlington is one of those places that instantly makes you feel at home. Every…read moretime I walk in, I'm greeted by friendly, welcoming staff who truly set the tone for a great experience. It's not just a coffee shop--it's a community hub where I always seem to run into neighbors and friends, which makes each visit even more special. The coffee is consistently delicious, and their homemade baked goods are a standout--fresh, flavorful, and clearly made with care. Their breakfast sandwiches are also amazing and always hit the spot. Whether you're stopping in for a quick coffee or staying to catch up with friends, True North Coffee delivers every time.

Great new addition to Burlington! I got the Matcha Coconut Cloud. Coconut water with matcha cream…read moretop and the cutest little cloud shaped coconut jellies. I added mochi ball and it was delicious. Very nicely decorated inside and staff is super friendly. Can't wait to try other things next time!

Located inside the same unit as Kyuramen, Aokō was easy to find and the service was quick even on a…read morenight when the restaurant was busy. Aokō serves matcha drinks and desserts including matcha gelato with flavors/strengths 1-8, as well as hojicha and yuzu flavors. I ordered the matcha float with yuzu gelato and mochi and really loved the yuzu and matcha flavor combination. The mochi was chewy and tasty. My partner ordered the taro smoothie, which was also very good. Prices are a bit high and I imagine as more businesses open in the building that parking might become tricky. But they are definitely worth a visit and I look forward to coming back to try more menu items!

My wife and I have been here several tomes and tried a good bit of menu. Its all good. If you want…read morea unique take on coffee and chai I highly recommend it. Their food is fantastic too with a good variety. I recommend the chicken frankie sandwich

During hours being open, walked in with it for 15 minutes for someone to show up the store was…read morecompletely empty How do you leave a completely stock store and an open store unattended wasting my time coming there and not even get served not worth it

This nicely-sized boba shop is so perfect for a sweet treat after Capt Loui. The decor is cute and…read morehas great soft lighting for good vibes, and cute photos. We went about 20 minutes before closing and I believe the owner was working alone that night. Sweet old lady. We ordered a bubble milk tea, avocado tea slush, and a grapefruit tea slush. I can tell by the taste that they use quality ingredients when it comes to their fruit based drinks. Grapefruit slush was refreshing and not too sweet. The avocado tea slush was new to us because it had that distinct fresh avocado taste, but it's not creamy, rather more on the tea side. We're used to Khmer spots that have avocado smoothies with the condensed milk and all that, but it tasted very good. The milk tea was more on the creamier/milkier side, I couldn't really taste the tea. The boba was a bit hard on the inside, but it was to be expected because it's the end of the day. In all, I would definitely come back for the avocado tea slush, and also try some more new items from the menu!

Yuki Bubble Tea had their grand opening this week (March 20-21, 2026) in Stoneham, across the…read morestreet from the firehouse. They offer a variety of iced drinks including milk tea drinks, tea drinks, fruit tea drinks, cheese foam tea drinks, fresh fruit tea slushes, cheese foam fruit slushes, plus nutella crepes. They were using Hood whole milk. I stopped by Yuki Bubble Tea during the grand opening and the place was getting slammed because they were offering BOGO free drinks. The standing and seating areas were busy. I ordered the Medium Taro Bubble Tea ($6.45 plus tax) and a Medium Tiramisu Milk Tea ($6.45 plus tax/actually free). Orders were backed up and they already ran out of several ingredients. They substituted white pearls for the black pearls in the taro drink, which I okayed. My order number was called ready in 28 minutes after ordering. The taro bubble tea drink was not the light purple color I'd expected, but a light brown color iced milk tea drink. This drink was sweet and cold and the substituted white pearls did the job. The tiramisu milk tea had a bit sweeter flavor than the taro milk tea drink and topped with a cool foam. I added some of the white pearls from the other drink to this drink. Overall, both cold milk tea drinks were okay. The staff was trying to rush things due to the crowds in the store.

Came here for the first time with a group of friends after dinner. Hubby and myself each ordered a…read moresmall cup. My flavors were black sesame and cookie dough ice cream. Total for 2 small cups came out to approximately $15 (not including tip). What's Hot - Quality. Delicious. Wonderful flavor and not too sweet, which I definitely appreciate. The black sesame flavor I ordered was subtle, exactly how black sesame should be. The dough in the cookie dough ice cream was a good texture and not goopy. - Variety. Awesome! I was pleasantly surprised they had a black mochi flavor, which is rare. There were standard flavors like cookie dough, strawberry, cookies and cream, etc.... There were additional flavors that are not common, including kulfi, which includes pistachio and cardamom. Their staffers also told me that certain flavors, like black sesame, are seasonal, so something to be aware of. They also sell pup cups (yes, for your pet), pints, quarts, ice cream cakes of small, medium, and large sizes. - Cost. For 2 small cups at $15 is not unreasonable, especially given the quality of the ice cream. - Service. Pretty good. We were able to ask for samples before we made an order. My friends and I were there on a relatively busy evening. When my husband and I asked for specific samples, their staffers talked to each other to ensure who was helping whom, to streamline service and our orders, which I found very helpful. All the staffers I talked to were sweet and helpful. When I asked them questions about specific flavors, they had answers, including providing me contextual information. - Layout. There is indoor seating, including tables and chairs, and high bar seating area. It's spacious enough inside to accommodate customers whether they stand or sit to eat, including just looking at what they have. - Location. Fairly easy to find and conveniently located to other shops and restaurants. - Parking. There is street parking available and parking lots nearby, but availability will depend on day and time you come. What's Not - Acoustics. They play music at a relatively loud volume. Noise carries easily inside. As such, it's difficult to hear others, including having a conversation with those you are with. - Parking. There is street parking, but availability will depend on the day and time you arrive, so be prepared to not find parking; spending time looking for parking, and; walking. Final Answer Definitely a place worth returning.

Love Rancatore's, a local icecream and frozen yogurt spot that I have come to since I was a kid…read more They have rotating homemade flavors so you can always enjoy something different. There's classic flavors like cookie dough, but also more unique ones like ginger snap molasses. Today I tried the cocoa joel--chocolate icecream with chocolate chips and oreo pieces. It was creamy and the oreo pieces and chocolate paired nicely together. I usually like getting a cup or cone, which sizes range from micro to large. Or if you want to get a frappe you can do that as well! They also sell pints to go and ice cream cakes which is a nice option. A little pricey but it's homemade so you pay for the quality. Sometimes there is a line but usually it moves quickly. Lots of seating inside or you can take it to go and eat outside around the center if the weathers nice. Pro tip: They have complimentary magnets you can take one as a souvenir!

Nouvé Bakery is an artisan bakery in Lexington Center that blends classic French pastry techniques…read morewith subtle Asian-inspired influences. The shop has a cozy, intimate feel, and one of my favorite details was the large window into the kitchen, where you can watch the bakers preparing dough and pulling fresh pastries straight from the oven. It operates primarily as a grab-and-go bakery with only limited seating, but the steady stream of customers gives it the lively atmosphere of a neighborhood favorite. The pain au chocolat was one of the standout pastries from my visit. The laminated layers were beautifully defined, creating a crisp, flaky exterior that shattered with each bite while revealing a light, airy honeycomb interior. Inside, the dark chocolate was rich and evenly distributed, adding just the right amount of sweetness without overpowering the buttery pastry. It's an excellent example of a classic done well, with careful attention to both texture and balance. The classic croissant was equally impressive. It had a rich buttery aroma the moment I opened the bag, with a crisp, golden shell that gave way to a soft, pull-apart interior. The pastry felt light despite its richness, striking the balance that makes a truly great croissant. Every layer was distinct, and it never felt greasy or overly heavy. Since everything is baked fresh in relatively small batches, timing your visit makes a difference. Many of the most popular pastries sell out well before noon, so arriving earlier gives you the best selection. Even during the morning rush, the staff kept the line moving efficiently, making it easy to grab a box of pastries without a long wait. Nouvé Bakery is a fantastic addition to Lexington's bakery scene. The quality of the lamination, the careful execution of the classics, and the fresh-baked experience make it well worth the trip. Whether you're stopping by for a simple butter croissant or the excellent pain au chocolat, it's the kind of bakery that's easy to revisit whenever you're craving authentic French pastries made with care.

This little bakery is a hidden gem in Lexington! It's good for pick up and go, but there were some…read moreseating options outside on the sidewalk. The pastries are really delicious and so beautiful. The pistachio croissant is huge and definitely good to share. The pastry was perfectly flaky and was filled with a generous amount of pistachio filling. I enjoyed every bite :) I definitely want to come back and try some savory croissants and their espresso drinks!

Good place for breakfast. Convenient to many Burlington hotels. Parking in the mall lot. Plenty of…read moregood choices on the menu. Order at the counter and they bring the food to you.

Decent breakfast chain in the Boston area - visited with my team earlier this week…read more Ordered a matcha latte and a Sunrise handheld (with an over easy egg). Both hit the spot. My colleagues all enjoyed their food and drinks too. Happy to return.