Boba & Brew

Cute food truck in The Crossing at East cut. Had a good time trying out their Ube drink and enjoying the screenings and games happening around the place.

We stopped at this little food court area as we were walking Let's Glow to grab some drinks and a bite to eat. This location calls itself Boba and Brew but they have very few options for tea. I ordered a "classic milk tea" with light ice and it was about $6. There was only one other customer and it took longer to get the tea than it did to get my food from another truck in the area. This was hands down one of the worst milk teas I've ever had. It tasted like someone had brewed a weak cup of tea and left it out until it was room temperature and then added some powdered creamer to it. I'm not sure how new this business is but they need to work on their customer service and quality of product.

Came here for coffee at 11am (after spring forward). They use Equator coffee and they do a pour over. The coffee tastes very good -- the person was very generous with cream so if you like it light, be specific with them. It took a good few minutes to get coffee as they were just getting going and they grind the coffee after I ordered. Overall, cute spot.

Quick Summary:- Located where the temporary bus terminal used to beI recall years ago, when I took the bus from the Bay Area to San Francisco, it drove into this large depot called the temporary bus terminal. Currently, all buses moved to the Salesforce park, so just the same I haven't gone here since its move.How I discovered this place was this app. My colleagues and I wanted boba but wanted to try something new than the ones near our office. We took a long and fun walk along the walk -- longer than our usual places -- and into this space. It still kept the physical remnants of the bus terminal, such as the cross walk and the crossing button that has no use anymore. It reminds me of Spark SF because the space was replaced as a sport activity like venue with some food trucks parked on another corner of space. Our destination today was to the boba place, so we walked past the miniature soccer fields and tennis or pickleball courts.We arrived here past 3pm, so it felt like the busy boba hours have passed. The staff there also assumed the same; there was only one person handling the order and making the drinks. The speed would be average, but unfortunately, my colleague team was large, so the orders took some time to complete. (I was relieved that there were no one after us, as expected, we did come at a slow boba hour)I ordered a Thai tea because that day. It was a refreshing drink with a creaminess of milk.Generally, I like how this space was repurposed, so I would need to visit here again.

I would only grab boba here if I really have to! It was a small storefront located at The Crossing at East Cut. I got a regular milk tea without boba and it tasted milky and I could barely taste the tea. Maybe their other options are better but I would not return.

Excellent service and boba! As well as chai and coffee. Great company! Hope they stay a long time :)

Honestly a very nice location in East Cut Crossing; there are nice tables with umbrellas next to the pickleball court as well as free wifi.I wanted to try their boba, and I ordered a mango/strawberry smoothie but the lady gave me a mango tea instead. It came out to $7.10 since the 75 cent tapioca price isn't included in the $5.50 tea, which is a bit outrageous! They don't have sugar and ice customizations levels, and the mango flavor was so grossly artificial. I ended up pouring out the tea later and adding my own to have with the boba. I haven't tried other flavors of boba or the coffee here.

Location was super easy to access, we were walking and came across it. Menu is limited, but the item we did order was amazing. They ran out of boba and were in the process of making more, so we settled for coconut jelly with our Thai iced tea and it happened to be an awesome accidental combination. Prices were a little steep for the only small-ish size they offer, but it's SF, so I guess that's to be expected. There are also plenty of lunch style benches for seating, and they were all clean. The service was fast and friendly, and the drink was probably some of the best Thai tea we've had in a long while, we will likely return.

Boba was out but we got some drinks with the popping bobas and jellies. The drinks were among the worst we've had. The classic milk tea was watery and flavorless. We got 6 drinks and only one person said it was ok.

Good service and nice ambiance Mango smoothie tasted very yummy, and the price was reasonable!