Tea Time Lounge

First OFF this place has outstanding crêpe. And thats not even what we drove 3 hours for. Originally my husband and i came here for bubble tea but sadly they need to work on it.
Having the taste of delicious crêpe was like heaven. As for the bubble tea Its the polar opposite. MUST AVOID. MUST HAVE CREPE.
It was worth the drive after all cause it wasnt totally dreadful. :)
Will be back for crepes though!

This funky, fun, boba tea shop seems out of place here in little ol’ High Point. It looks like one of those hip shops that you would find in a trendy neighborhood in Charlotte.
I love bubble teas, but finding a place that serves it is few and far between here in the Triad, especially good ones. I was so happy when I discovered this little gem! They have an extensive drink menu not limited to boba teas (milk teas, coffee, frappes, smoothies, novelty drinks.) They also serve delicious in-​house pastries, dessert crepes and waffles. What sets this place apart from the run of the mill boba tea shops is that they offer novelty items that are not found elsewhere. Hot Cheeto’s with nacho cheese, flavored tea with fruit bits and jellies, fried ice cream, something they called a Snow Parfait… but I think the star attraction are their specialty drinks, namely the Mangonada. It’s a drink with blended mango, chamoy, chili powder, and a tamarind candy stick that also serves as a straw. If you’ve ever had the Mexican mango lollipop with the chili powder coating, that’s exactly what it tasted like… a liquified version of that nostalgic candy I grew up snacking on in California.
The price is reasonable given the time and care they put into each item on the menu, not to mention that each item is customizable to your liking. I highly recommend Tea Time Lounge. It’s worth the drive and effort no matter where you’re located.

The milk teas and mangonadas are good.

One of the most affordable places I have ever been for bubble tea! I only paid $ 2.99 for a regular thai tea w/​boba! I also tried their patbingsoo and it was great! It had a lot of toppings and I’m excited to try their other iced parfaits.
They have a wide range of other desserts on their menu, as well. Can’t wait to go back and try them out!

This place have many drinks and desserts to choose from. The crepes are really good and the drinks are decent. Usually I would ask them to make it less sweet because most of their drinks are pretty sweet ! It’s a nice place to sit outside with friends. Overall, it’s a decent place.

Really great avocado smoothie! So glad they moved closer to where we live! We will be frequenting them often:)

First time I ever had boba tea was today and it won’t be the last.
Very refreshing and very different. They have a variety of exotic flavors that I am excited to try. Today I went with coconut.
The space was clean and comfortable. Could of hung out but busy.

In it’s new location, it’s definitely a great find! Order a smoothie or bubble tea, either way you’ll be satisfied. They also have cool games and a tv to relax and hang out :)

Being used to having Hundred of Boba places around me in SoCal, this place was sigh of relief.
Honestly I dont think there is one decent Boba place around me in 70 – 80 mile radius here.
This place is great. I did previously review this place for the old location while they were transitioning.
Bubble tea is my Bi weekly treat I enjoy. This place has so many selections of fruity and milk teas that I almost dont miss LA anymore .
I have tasted almost many of their milk tea flavours and their coffees, and all of them are pretty good, exept a few drinks that arent mixed well, and looked powdery.
I did taste thier snow parfait cup and it was decent .
Their brownies are to die for. They are so fudgy and gooey .
I am yet to try their other deserts and will do soon.
Great décor, great staff and great selection of drinks and deserts.

This is the only place (that I know) within a 200 mile radius of Charlotte to serve mangonada. I’ve been here twice. The first time when they were at an old location and the second time at their new location. The new location is bigger. They have old techno music playing overhead which made me feel oddly nostalgic. They serve Boba/​bubble tea liquid or smoothie style, fruit teas with tons of add-​in options, waffles, crepes, vietnamese coffee and an assortment of pastries. This time we got a (~$ 5) mangonada, (~$ 5) green tea milk tea, (~$ 3)vietnamese coffee and their (~$ 3) hot cheetos with cheese. The mangonada was delicious, sweet, and tart. The green tea drink was lacking in matcha flavor. The only discernible flavor was milk. The vietnamese coffee was good. The hot cheetos and cheese were actually a great combination. Our tab was about $ 16 for three drinks and a snack.

Lots of variety of tea flavors and they dont just have pearls, they have other things you can add like jelly or chia seeds. This is also one of the only places – maybe the only place in the Triad – where you can get your boba tea slush style OR over ice. They also have pre-​made drink options (I got the tropical twister that had strawberry and lychee jelly, fresh strawberries and chia seeds) or you can customize your own. It was a bit pricey ($ 5 each for the pre-​made ones), but it was worth it considering again it’s the only place around that offers so many options for boba.

I LOVE this place!!! Drinks are so good and refreshing. I gave a 4 star and not 5 because the drive for me is far. It’s not convenient for me. But when I have time I do make the drive and get a drink.

New location, same great bubble tea! I really love the new location that Tea Time has selected. It is more convenient and it definitely feels more spacious inside. The new menu is awesome! They are now offering waffles, crepes, and other small treats along with all their wonderful bubble tea, coffee, and shaved ice.
I decided to try the strawberry banana crêpe. It was very chocolatey and cooked nicely. The coconut bubble tea slush is still my favorite flavor! Lychee and piña colada are high on my list too.

Was curious to try Tea Time because I was looking for some places that served tea as in hot tea with scones or finger sandwiches. I quickly realized it was more like a Jamba Juice kind of place. Ended up getting an icy bubble tea which was fine. They did have quite a large selection of chilledd, fruity type teas. The service was nice and friendly. The atmosphere was” hip”. They did make a mistake on my bill that they apologetically corrected (charged me an extra dollar on the cupcake).

Stopped in for a quick drink at their new location and this place never fails to impress me. Same drink menu upgraded to flat screens instead of chalk boards. I had the sweet honey logan for the first time, and it was delish! Aside from the basil seeds that resembles eye balls, I loved it!