give them 2.5 stars but i am forced to round and i rounded down. Service good, dogs decent but food a little pricy and they have coke. that keeps me from going there more. I like dogs so find myself stopping by on my way out of Target.

negative

Christmas, 2011. More folks working then people eating. Four in our party and a Grandchild. $15.00 burrito. Rice and beans with beef. No carne asada in this burrito. F**k me.Better food at Taco bell.The bill was $81.00. Don't mind paying if it was worth it. It was a SH*t meal. Had to wait for ice tea and wait for the check.How can a place like this stay in busines. The food was not even MEXICAN like.Bad part of this is , i always want to eat there. What a waste. They only got a star becaose of being open on Christmas. F**k me.Thanks.

negative

While the concept of a coffee/boba tea shop connected to a Reflexology establishment seems a bit off, it has a lot of promise and is rather charming. Upon entry, you're in small space about a third the size of a typical Starbucks. The menu offers Boba, fresh fruit smoothies, coffee, tea, and all sorts of drinks for about $3.50 as well as light bites. I had the 'Mango Madness' smoothie which made me happy considering it's made with fresh fruit and not with sugary-ick puree or boxed ingredients. The space offers wi-fi and has a theme of red-focused Oriental Decor mixed with sleek cafe. They offer 99 cent Boba, which is pretty neat, and the owner/daughter are super friendly and ready to chat for feedback about their business. They made me a cappuccino to see how I approved and it was decent, with the froth being pretty smooth and the espresso tasting pleasant. While it's not a terribly involved space, it's a good place to grab a boba and sit with your laptop to get work done. Better yet, grab a quick massage next door and enjoy your smoothie afterwards!

positive

I love their pork buns! (the regular ones, not the sesame coated ones) I also had salted pork cookies here, which were delicious!
positive