I remember my mom buying boba at restaurants a couple times when I was younger and I just couldn't get over how gross it looked to see those slimy black balls shooting up the straw into her mouth. Well as I grew older, my tastes changed, and I've come to love boba. I wouldn't say I'm a fanatic, as it's only something I have from time to time, but when I do have it, I want to have the best. After trying mediocre boba all around town, I did my research and found The Street to be my best bet. I'm never going to buy boba from another place again, because this is the best boba I've ever had in Arizona. While it is a little on the pricier side, the cups are huge and the taste is fresh- they use real fruit and the boba is the perfect consistency. They don't skimp on the boba either. I tend to try to save my boba so I have enough to last me the whole drink, but I end up having a few rows at the bottom left over.\n\nAs for the non-edible aspects, I love the graffiti on the walls- it's so fun to look at while you're waiting for your order to be made. It's a small place, but it's not like it needs to be any bigger; I never stick around too much longer after I get my boba and I've never seen it completely packed with people. The main lady who works here is really nice and helpful if you're not sure what to order (she recommended me a strawberry milk tea when I wanted to try something new, because I was a strawberry smoothie fan, and I never turned back- it's like liquid heaven in my mouth), I've only ever seen her working and once I saw a younger girl helping out a little. It's kind of funny because the first time I walked in, I was expecting a bunch of teenagers to be working in a place like The Street, just because of how it looks.\n\nAnyway, I love this place and it was even a selling point when I was looking for an apartment, because it's right down the street (no joke and no pun intended). Try it out :)