We usually just pass this by but today with big big smiles Suei had samples and her customer…read moreservice was excellent ! And more people showed up ! We got an açaí bowl with bananas berries and honey ... Kind service and going the extra mile matters every time we saw her she was working packing bowls cleaning or helping someone ... definitely want to give her more hours ...

This establishment is located inside LA Fitness at sunrise village, you can just walk in and it's…read moreright on the left. They do not accept cash. We've been here a few times. Service is always friendly enough. Aside from arriving one day where they were closed, but Yelp reported them as open, I have had no complaints. I've only tried their classic acai bowls, they are one of my favorites! The base is nice and thick and I feel there are enough toppings to base ratio. The bananas are cut a bit thick and the strawberries can be more white at times, but those are not a big deal, this bowl is so good.

CAFE ELITE: WHERE CAKE POPS REIGN SUPREME (UNLIKE DAIRY QUEEN'S SUSPECT BLIZZARD SUPREMACY)…read more Let me tell you about these cake pops that make Dairy Queen's entire existence seem like a fever dream from 1985. Each perfectly spherical masterpiece is handcrafted with the precision of a Swiss watchmaker who definitely doesn't serve Dilly Bars on the side. Their signature chocolate-dipped red velvet cake pop (way better than waiting in a drive-thru behind a minivan ordering Blizzards) is rolled with such perfection that geometrists weep. The ganache coating has a snap that makes Dairy Queen's chocolate dip cone look like it's trying to get into community theater but didn't make the cut. Speaking of theatrical performances, you should see their unicorn cake pop (no soft serve machine can compete, KAREN FROM DQ). It's adorned with edible glitter that makes other desserts question their life choices. Each horn is hand-painted with metallic dust that would make Dennis, the Tuesday night shift manager at Dairy Queen, absolutely lose his mind. Their seasonal pumpkin spice cake pop (eat your heart out, Pumpkin Pie Blizzard) is so perfectly spiced it makes you wonder why anyone would ever waste their time watching ice cream get turned upside down. The density of these cake pops is scientifically calibrated for optimal mouth feel - unlike SOME establishments that think gravity-defying ice cream is a personality trait. Don't even get me started on their birthday cake flavor (sorry, DQ's ice cream cake, but you're not invited to this conversation). Each sprinkle is placed with the careful consideration of someone who has never once had to explain why the soft serve machine is down. The lemon cake pop (refreshing in a way that makes a Mr. Misty look like flavored ice) has a citrus note so perfect it makes other desserts cry themselves to sleep. They achieve a tang that no amount of red plastic spoons could ever hope to experience. Five stars for these cake pops - they're what would happen if Leonardo da Vinci quit painting and decided to pursue his true passion of putting cake on sticks (while definitely not managing a Dairy Queen franchise on the side). P.S. I heard someone tried to compare these cake pops to a Blizzard once. They were politely but firmly asked to leave while clutching their Buster Bar in shame. P.P.S. The double chocolate cake pop is so rich it makes Warren Buffett look middle class (and he definitely doesn't own any Dairy Queens... oh wait). Note: This review was written while experiencing what I can only describe as a transcendent cake pop experience, completely unsullied by thoughts of certain fast-food establishments with royal aspirations and questionable ice cream machine maintenance schedules. Special Addendum: To the person who suggested they should serve these with soft serve on the side - first of all, how dare you, and second of all, the exit is that way, right past the building that used to be a Dairy Queen in 1992. Final Thought: If you're reading this review in a Dairy Queen parking lot, just know that there's a better life waiting for you. A life filled with cake pops that have never once been threatened by a malfunctioning soft serve machine. Remember: Every cake pop here is served at the perfect temperature, which is more than I can say for SOME places that think "partially frozen" is an acceptable state for a Blizzard.

My son's friend introduced him to the breakfast burrito at Cafe Elite, and he fell in love. As…read moresummer winds down I made a breakfast date with my son to have breakfast burritos. Sadly, they were out. She took our drink order and walked away which felt very inefficient for the level of busy for just 1 person to be managing. We decided we'd try the breakfast sandwich instead, assuming it would taste similar, and it did. Despite ordering "2 sausage and egg breakfast sandwiches" (after having ordered 2 sausage and egg burritos) she made 1 and was already onto helping the customer at the other window. Since there are no prices on the menu board and they don't give you a receipt, I can only assume I just paid $5-6 for an Italian soda and $5-6 for a breakfast sandwich. Don't get me wrong, that seems like a fair price for a breakfast sandwich, so the total I paid should have been the tip off that she was only making 1, but the other peculiar part was that she told me the total and saw he holding up cash so then she gave me a new, lower total. Just overall not a great experience for a special breakfast outing with my kiddo.

I fear this chain deserves the high reviews…read more Delicious coffee, great service, and solid menu. A little pricey for a coffee shop, but delicious nonetheless.

Good drinks. But my first time going I was met with very poor customer service and highly…read moreunprofessional communication. Wait time is unreasonable. During my second visit, I saw three workers spit in someone's drink before they handed it out of the window. I didn't get their names, but I refunded my drink and left. After talking with a friend I learned that she also received poor customer service and hostile communication. I had such high hopes about this stand, from the positive reviews and the compelling story of its beginning. But my experience was nothing but horrible and I will not be returning.

a happy lemon location in Bonney Lake is certainly something I didnt' expect and I couldn't be more…read moreexcited to find one. Beats having to drive all the way north to Seattle or Bellevue to get your authentic boba fix. I've found that locations in the burbs and not areas where asians frequent, leave a lot to be desired. I can say that our drinks were amazing and the staff was friendly. They do have a few tables as well so you can actually sit down and enjoy your drink and bubble waffles. This location is close to Costco and there's quite a number of other restaurants like Habit Burger and Chik Fil A nearby. If you're needing your boba fix and out in the sticks, hit up this location.

Some of the best lemon tea and bubble cakes I have had. Love to visit this place. I'd explore the…read moremenu more, but I stick to my favorites every time! Just so darn good. Can't wait for my next visit.

Always amazing smoothies and quick service! The girls are always super sweet and attentive!read more

Opens almost as late as the gym. Clean, modern and healthy! Variety of snacks and drinksread more

I just have to share this... I have celiac disease (gluten free). I ordered on Door Dash an Acai…read moreBowl and asked them to hold the granola out because I need GF prep. They sent me the Granola in a little separated Ziplock bag with a note on it saying the Granola is GF! Such a sweet little extra step that made me feel very appreciated :)

I got drinks for my girls for helping out and I was so happy to be able to order online. I wouldn't…read morerecommend trying to order through their site though because it requires you to add on extra stuff you don't want. Drinks were delicious and service was fast!

Boba is good. Like the fact they offer games like uno. It was a quick boba fix turn into a little…read moregame night for an hour. Ambiance is big, offers WiFi, and plays island music. Would def go again. Offers desserts: cakes, macaroons, and scoops of ice cream if you don't want boba.

Food: I got the sweet corn (yes sweet corn!) boba and original milk tea. The sweet corn is such a…read moreunique taste so I knew I had to try it. Service: service was great! Staff was really nice ambiance: casual, I really like the playlist playing during my time there

Great service and really friendly! She made my drink, but she didn't think it was good enough, so…read moreshe remade it just to make sure it was perfect. I really appreciated the extra effort and attention to quality. Definitely great customer service!

Visited on May 27, 2026, and the barista was extremely rude and had a lot of attitude during the…read moreentire interaction. I still tipped, even after paying for an overpriced white chocolate Americano, because I try to support local businesses. Customer service matters, especially in a community setting, and I hope management works on hiring friendlier staff and creating a more welcoming environment.

Super quick service! I always get the Orange Dream Machine or Mango a Go Go & a pretzel every time…read moreI come. My drink is always made consistently same!

The associates here move a little too slow. Waited roughly 8 minutes before I got any help. What…read morehappened here they use to be prompt.