About
Bubble tea for the adult and a play floor for the child is the whole proposition, and on a quiet stretch of Grand Avenue it works better than it should. The room is small and nobody pretends otherwise — one reviewer says so bluntly — but the flip side is that it rarely gets crowded, and regulars describe it as their standing weekend fixture precisely because they can hear themselves think.
Downstairs holds more than the entrance suggests, with a ball pit and a jumping room. Parties are where the effort goes: hosts describe decoration handled to a theme, food included, and a package that comfortably took twenty-plus children under ten.
Set expectations on the drinks rather than the food. The teas draw genuine praise and the seasonal deals are cheap; a couple of reviewers who ordered something else were disappointed. Best for under-sevens, and best if a small, calm room is what you actually want.
Café on siteHosts parties · per listingsSensory hours · Not yet verified
Photos from this venue's public listing. Own it? Update photos →