Nice space that is clean and comfortable inside. Service is not always consistent (hence the lack…read moreof a star). Sometimes it's friendly, other times it's not. You just never know. The strawberry milk tea with black boba and coconut jelly is very good and what brings us back.

Drinks there are fire. We went to get my sis a boba, and I kept the urge to comment her crop top…read moreand tattoos because of HOW HOT THE BARISTA WITH TATTOOS WERE!!! All things aside, it's like a restaurant in a large office, so you should go, and PLEASE COMMENT HER CROP TOP AND TATTOOS WHILE YOU'RE AT IT

Best Ramen in foco. Amazing spicy tonkotsu ramen, I always get it with the crab rangoons and boba…read more Always great service and super hot and fresh, even when I order on Doordash. Not to mention the great atmosphere. Love it here. 10/10

Went here for the first time and ordered the medium poke bowl. It was one of the worst poke bowls…read morethat I have ever had and I wish I could have returned it. The avocado was hard and the person making the bowl put so much spicy mayo on the bowl that it was like eating a spicy mayo soup, it was disgusting. It was such a waste of money. I do not recommend this place. I am a huge Poke and Sushi fan and this just does not cut it.

Excellent fresh Poke, with a side of caring for dietary restrictions. The salmon melts in your…read moremouth, and the flavors are amazing. To top it off, everything is labeled clearly for allergies.

Try to spend the first time today everything was excellent. All the fish and seafood was super…read morefresh delicious flavors unlimited combinations great place to eat. The only thing they need is they need to have plastic knives to be able to cut your salad with

We LOVE Emily, the boba tea, and service!! The atmosphere is very inviting too. Thanks for always…read moredelivering great service!

What's the best treat after a hard workout? Boba of course! Kung Fu Tea is a consistent tried and…read moretrue tea place. I find it to be very refreshing every time and I will always add their nata de coco to every order of mine. I don't think it's top tier boba, but it will always hit the spot if you need it. Service was quick and sweet!

A local go to. Small, quiet, and always churning out perfectly cooked food and delicious drinks…read more Can be a little dingy, but the food is always top notch.

Some of the best chicken teriyaki and beef teriyaki bowls in town. They also have other really…read moregreat things on the menu. Would definitely recommend.

The drunken noodles are so tasty. They're full of flavor and not too spicy. I've had them twice now…read moreand they have been great each time.

For starters, the service here was excellent and the people working here were so kind! The inside…read moreis like any Chinese restaurant. The food itself is lackluster unfortunately, everything tasted almost exactly the same which is kinda a bummer

The shop has a huge variety of loose leaf tea of all types, sold by the ounce, from mid-range…read moreprices to more expensive rarer teas. They have matcha too, though I didn't really look at the matcha selection. There's something for you whether you're unfamiliar with different teas or a seasoned tea-drinker. The person that helped me with the loose leaf was very knowledgeable about the different teas. We had a great conversation about what we liked to drink, and they gave me a sample of a tea they thought I'd like based on what we talked about in addition to the three teas I bought. I went home with an ounce of Nepal Pokhara green, China lingering clouds green, sticky rice tuo-cha (pu-er), and a sample of Glenburn moonshine Darjeeling oolong. I haven't actually gotten to opening the two green teas yet but the pu-er and oolong are fantastic. On the teahouse side of the shop, you can get any of the loose leaf teas prepared for you, tea lattes, matcha, bubble tea, and some baked goods to go with your drink. I had a ceremonial matcha bowl (usucha). The matcha was good, but if you're just going to get one drink there, I think my recommendation would be to go with one of the loose leaf teas instead, because the matcha, while prepared very well, was just a run of the mill matcha, and they have so many unique teas. If you're in Fort Collins and have an interest in teas, this is a must-visit spot!

My favorite tea shop!!! A wide variety of loose leaf tea options. They have sample containers for…read moreyou to try smelling the tea before you buy. We love the fruity tea options. Mango medley is my favorite for no caffeine. Japanese Genmaicha is my favorite green tea. Strawberry oolong is my favorite for caffeine option. Loose tea sell by Oz. Friendly services. Cozy local tea shop atmosphere with limited table seats to order and drink tea or coffee.

They asked me for a donation at checkout which I always find presumptuous and they had some…read moreparticularly annoying commercials playing on the speakers when I was waiting in line.

I am perplexed as to why every 7- 11 I go to in the area of Aurora, Loveland and Fort Collins; all…read morethe ice tea dispensers are broken. Coffee is everywhere,, but where is my ice tea!!!

I can always count of 7-11 for a $5 midnight pizza. The drivers come fast, and the pizza is warm…read more Not sure how fresh it is but for $5 and a whole pizza, I'm here for it. Thanks 7-11 for hooking my late night drunchies (they drew my name cute too on the box).

If I could zero I would. The fat old lady with short hair bad mouthed me thinking I wasn't in the…read morestore y'all need to teach your employees customer service this was the worse experience I've ever had her disrespect and attitude was unnecessary. Y'all just lost a loyal customer.

Wolverine Farm is a curious oasis of humanity in a sea of mediocrity. Buy or browse their eclectic…read moreselection of literature and poetry while enjoying a latte and scone. They have ample room for groups upstairs and outside and host a wide variety of public events. Be sure to look for unexpected wonders in their garden outside, or craft your next poem on their outdoor magnetic poetry wall.

Tip Extortion Been…read moregoing there occasionally for 5 years. Service was hit and miss. Some staff friendly, some merely aloof, some seemingly hostile. Never could figure it out. Gave them the benefit of the doubt. I always support independent shops when possible. Friends don't let friends go to Starbucks... A few days ago it became clear. I ordered a bagel and requested it be toasted enough not to be raw inside. About half the time that's what I got. I paid and saw they wanted a tip upfront. I feel asking for a tip before earning it is unethical. So I selected no tip. I would gladly leave a dollar after. One of the staff, let's call him "Chris", toasted my bagel and delivered it to me burnt. No overdone. Burnt. As in mostly black. I said it was burnt. He replied that I requested it "double toasted". I looked at him like he was speaking in Swahili. I explained that I merely wanted it toasted and not raw inside. He insisted that I ordered it that way. He did not take my order. I said she wrote it but I did not say it. He insisted that I, the customer, was somehow so stupid as to not know how to order a bagel. I said "would you eat this"? Amazingly, he said with a straight face "yes". I replied that he could eat it but I want what I ordered. The baged was an insult. A childish lame attempt at revenge or punisihment. At this point "Chris" leaned over and told me I should be nice. Nice? Nice! I was flabbergasted. I was being scolded by kid a third my age. I was stunned. Was this a joke? Yes, but he was serious. It was an absolutely stunning display of passive-aggressive behavior. Delivered with a condescending smirk and self-righteousness. I replied that I am not nice and so what. He then insisted that I be nice. I said I am from the Midwest and we tend to be direct. It's not rude. It's the way we communicate. Honestly without hedging. This sailed right over his head unacknowledged, Then the truth. You didn't leave a tip he said. How did he know I didn't tip on the little checkout screen? I tried to explain my view on tipping that it needs to be earned. "Chris" was adamant that they expect tips as they are not paid much and work "hard". I reiterated my view and called tipping up front unearned and possibly undeserved as like Socialism. "Chris" did not like that and said that "people of my generation (Boomers are Bad!) don't get it." He further lectured me on how underpaid they were and that the "need" and thus "deserve" tips regardless of what service they offer. He then declared that a dollar tip was entirely insufficient. I replied that $1 on a $4 bagel was a 25% tip. He repeated that it was too little regardless. I said then how much is fair. He did not answer. My guess is that he knew as much about the mathematics of percentages as he knows about Swahili dialects. I offered that if they were to ask for tips after, the honorable way, they would earn more. People are motivated above all by fairness and would hedge on tips not knowing if they would be earned. "Chris" gave me the obligatory hourly-wage employee response that "that's the way it is"... The self-declared creatives have the ingenuity of cows munching grass. Then a kid decided to be a hero and intervened saying "WE don't have a problem with the tipping". In a stunning display of sociotropic behavior, he elected himself to defend the shop and represent all other patrons. I ran out of patience and told him to STFU. At this point the heroine server, who decided I like burnt bagels, told me to leave. So I did leave. I regret every penny I spent there to support their shop. So now I know why even as I liked the layout of the place, and all their countless little books promoting a myriad of pretentious woke socialist utopia topics, I never felt comfortable there. The all-inclusive did not like me invading their "Safe Space". Instead of just telling me "hey, this is our space not yours Boomer Boy" they instead were a case study in passive aggressiveness. A coward's way to feel all smug and self-righteous. Since they present themselves as fans of "literature" here is a literary quote (Kurt Vonnegut Jr. in Slaughterhouse Five... said to the character Billy Pilgrim in a hospital upon his return from being a prisoner of war in Dresden, Germany... "I can carve a better man out of a banana" So I see that they have high ratings from their intended audience and I am a mere interloper. My little One star rating will not be noticed. I will end this saying "Be Nice"... "Stay Safe".... be good little normies.... tell your friends to go to Starbucks. p.s. The Wolverine is the state animal of Michigan, where I am from. It is fearless and righteous. No other animal takes it on. You don't deserve the name. May I suggest the "Weasel Farm Safe Place"...