Excited to try this gem!…read more Very friendly staff and easy to order. The lavender sugar, butter crêpe. It was very good just enough lavender without it being too strong. There's steps to head up when you order and outside seating. Great place to enjoy the scenery and food!

Very captivating store! Beautiful decorations and love the way we can see them make the crepes in…read morefront of you! I appreciate how they have both savory and sweet options for the crepes. A little expensive but would love to go back!

Fantastic crepes and good coffee. I loved the toasted marshmallow rim on my coffee! The crepe was…read moresweet but not overpowering . There are only a few tables inside and they were all occupied on a weekend afternoon, but we were lucky to grab a spot. I would definetly come back here for a sweet treat.

Came by for a little weekend brunch with a friend. It was quite crowded inside, but still some…read moreempty tables outside. You order at the counter, and then they call your name to get your food, so not much service-wise. I ordered the Roma crepe. I really liked the combination of the fillings, but the crepe itself was a little on the thicker side. And when you get to the bottom of the crepe, it's all dough and 0 filling which was a little sad :c maybe a different shape instead of a triangle would've worked better for this. All in all, okay! I like that they have a ton of options to choose from, and it's a quick and easy spot for food.

How is it possible? A boba place out in the suburbs of Washington, a name so unadorned, have the…read morebest Brown Sugar Creme Brulé I have ever tasted? Apparently, it is possible, thanks to Boba Bothell. We stayed at a hotel just right behind where Boba is situated. My daughter had a craving for boba, so I dropped her and the wife off while I get back to our hotel. When they got back, I asked my daughter what was the name of the place. "Boba" Abigail answered. "Yeah, what's the name?", I replied? "Boba! With two dots!!". Hmm okay, so plain. I asked her for a sip... WTH? What is this?! It so good! It was their Brown Sugar with creme brulé. The brown sugar, oh so yummy, perfectly harmonious with their creme brulé. The brulé was not heavy and overpowering and perfectly matches the drink. I had to get my own drink. We came back the next day and I ordered myself with the aforementioned drink. Wow, just so refreshing. The interior is nicely decorated, and I love that fact that Boba is uniquely independent and uniquely Bothell. Local residents, you have yourselves and excellent boba place by the way of Boba Bothell. My my friend whose a new implant to the area stay of a long time so we can get back to Boba Bothell and have lots of their excellent Brown Sugar Creme Brulé.

The pineapple dole whip smoothie with boba is very good! I personally love it. I haven't tried…read moreanything else here but this is my go to even on a cold day if I'm ordering from Boba. The tapioca balls are always perfect.

Fabulous soft crepes in the mall. I think they may be doing a name change as it now says "Sweet…read moreParadise". I had the Mr Bestie which was chocolate, banana & strawberries & tasted sweet & delicious. They close tomorrow & will re-open in an actual store front in the mall (right now it's just a kiosk), probably around December 2025.

Needed a quick caffeine fix while at the Alderwood mall and Starbucks (equals burnt coffee in my…read morebook) is never an option for me. The shop is a kiosk that serves the usual coffees and pastries. But it seems that their specialty is the crepes, which were very enticing. However, I was there for caffeine. At the moment of truth, I talked myself into the Moroccan tea with mint. The mint was not overpowering. With hints of floral notes and just enough sweetness, I enjoyed it very much. I have no other experiences of Moroccan tea to compare with, but this was delightful. Will have to try the crepes next time.

Our hotel was walking distance to most of the landmarks in downtown Seattle. Ironically we did not…read moreget a chance to see the nearby neighborhood businesses next to the hotel. After a long day of exploring, an establishment with an inviting lit up spacious patio caught our eye. We decided to check them out. We arrived to Citizen Collective on a Sunday night for cocktails. The cafe is located in a nice area in the Queen Anne neighborhood in downtown Seattle. Parking is accessible on the street. The cafe is apparently known for their brunch, coffee, and cocktails in a cozy chill environment. There is an outdoor beer garden with plenty of sitting areas, yard games, and multiple fire pits. A small homely room with plenty of board games is available for kids as well. We ordered a Chardonnay and a Fever Dream cocktail. Our drinks were refreshing and crisp. They definitely hit the spot after a long day of walking. We had our drinks by the large fire pit which was a great way to unwind. Overall we enjoyed our experience at Citizen Collective. The bartender was friendly and attentive. The s'more's option is a nice touch. The vibe was relaxing and welcoming. Unfortunately we did not see the inside of the cafe where the brunch is served. We hope to be back when we are in town to try the food.

If you want an over priced outdoor bar where you get your simple drink order wrong, this is your…read moreplace. Went on a Friday night and spent $80 on two drinks. I went to The Nest in downtown Seattle and spent less. Maybe this is a great brunch joint or a tolerable beer spot but don't come for liquor drinks.

Had been following some of the businesses on Instagram was so glad my family let me drag them to…read morecheck out 222 Market such a cute space. Don't think the crepe place that had less the excellent reviews is open anymore. I mostly came here to check out the florist and the bakery which were great. There is also a Mexican restaurant, gelato spot, distillery and an oyster restaurant. Would definitely come back here. All the employees at the different shops were friendly. Would have stayed longer if we weren't on our way to Ocean Shores. Can't wait to come back and check out the rest of the businesses.

Pros: + Cute, charming spot…read more+ Multiple restaurantas and business in the same place + Friendly staff + Lively downtown spot + Gelato that you simply can't miss! Cons: - Strong seafood smells in some of the common areas - Website does need some updating IG: AndTheNextAdventureBegins

My partner and I got takeout for lunch, nutella crepe, chicken schwarma crepe and 2 turkish coffees…read morewhich I went in to order. This place definitely feels authentic and the gentlemen behind the counter (perhaps the owner?) was friendly and welcoming. The coffees and chicken schwarma crepe were fantastic and exceeded my expectations. The Nutella crepe was fine - pretty standard nutella with banana and strawberries. The only thing to keep in mind here is that the service is a bit slow so drop by when you have some time to wait for your food or maybe call ahead if they take phone orders. Personally, I don't really consider this a deal breaker or reason for a lower rating, but it is mentionable in such a fast paced area.

Cute & comfortable cafe new to Issaquah in the Gilman Village near Lucky Homes. Nutella crepe was…read morevery good, also the Labne pita sandwich, fresh tasting. Star & cheese sandwich was too much zatar, way too much. Turkish coffee, after the initial shock is good. Ask for more hot water as you finish it. Turkish coffee is almost $10 so it's a treat. Baklava looked real good too. Very nice lady working there. Check it out in the lovely Issaquah

Over charged, and then when I brought it up, she acted as if she didn't hear me. Then tried to give…read moreme a scoop of ice cream for compensation of a milk shake. I asked her if she over charged me again, then she said yes and laughed. I'd check your purchase when here, it's giving very dishonest. I understand when there is a sense of accountability when mistakes happen, because yes honest mistakes do happen, but to laugh and act like nothing is unprofessional. Stay away.....

I ordered a lava cake with a scoop of ice cream to go. The lava cake was given to me cold out of…read morethe fridge. It didn't have the taste of a traditional lava cake. The vanilla Ice cream had an interesting taste as well. My friend ordered a shake. She didn't care for it either. I wanted to love it, but unfortunately it wasn't our favorite. One upside: the server was nice.