4 Best Bubble Tea near Groton

“This place have delicious drinks. My family and I love it!. Everyone there is super nice.“

“I had the lobster bowl. The flavor combination was so yummy I had to go back again a couple of days later. I kept the advertised ingredients for the most part, subbing out damage for carrots and adding crispy wonton chips to the temporary crumb topping for some extra crunch. The lobster was mixed with a spicy dressing, but combined with the other ingredients, I was hot, sweet, spicy, and salty all in one bite.

You can make your own comination with fresh I gradients such as cabbage, cucumbers, edamame, mandarin oranges, carrots, etc. Combinations are endless.

They offer a variety of bobba teas. It was not my thing, but my granddaughter was happy.

Several indoor tables in an area filled with natural light and very clean.

I've passed the place many times and really wanted to try it. My husband isn't an adventurous eater, so it took a while. But, even though he doesn't like seafood, he found something he liked and really liked the flavor combo in the ginger chicken bowl.

Give it a try. We will go back for sure.“

“Really cool store with lots of fun things to buy and a selection of baked goods (a bit on the expensive side but it is mystic after all). I always order a matcha bubble tea sweetened and they never make it that way so if you like yours sweet I would specify like TWICE lol. Other than that cool place.“

“July 27, 2024 – My husband and I were in a rush, eager to grab a quick bite before heading to the Seinfeld show. "Let's find something fast, with no waiting," he said, his stomach grumbling like an angry bear.

We spotted a Panda Express. "Perfect," he declared, his eyes lighting up at the sight of the glowing sign. We walked in, and to our delight, there were only two people in front of us. The menus were clear and easy to read, shining like a beacon of quick, tasty food.

Now, I should mention, I'm abstaining from eating because we're going on a cruise tomorrow. I want to save my appetite for the endless buffet! But my husband, well, he couldn't wait. His stomach was demanding attention, and who was I to deny it?

As we stood in line, I watched him eyeing the the chow mein with the intensity of a detective on a hot case. The line moved quickly, and soon enough, he was placing his order.

"One plate of broccoli and chow mein, please," he said, his face filled with anticipation.

I couldn't help but laugh. There he was, my hungry husband, on a mission for a quick bite before our night of comedy. And Panda Express? It was just what he needed. Quick, delicious, and no wait. Perfect for a pre-Seinfeld snack!“