Sip And Chill — Restaurant in Fort Worth

Sip And Chill: Worth the Trip from VA to TX!

Sip And Chill is an absolute gem that made my trip from Virginia to Texas truly memorable. I stumbled upon this cozy spot during my travels, and it was hands down one of the highlights of my visit. From the moment I walked in, I was greeted with warmth and hospitality that made me feel like a local.

Their menu is incredible—whether you’re a coffee enthusiast or prefer refreshing teas, there’s something for everyone. I tried their signature drink and it was simply perfection. The balance of flavors was spot on, and it was clear that every drink is crafted with care and passion.

What really stood out was the ambiance. The vibe is relaxed yet lively, with comfortable seating, a thoughtfully designed space, and the perfect background music to match. Whether you’re there to catch up with friends, relax after a long day, or simply enjoy a moment to yourself, Sip And Chill delivers.

As someone traveling from VA, this place was a reminder of why exploring local spots is so rewarding. If you’re ever in Texas, make Sip And Chill a part of your itinerary. It’s a must-visit, and I’m already looking forward to my next trip back to TX just to...

My husband and I had a great time here! We ordered the Vanilla Latte Milk Tea and the Barbie drink. The drinks were delicious, and the boba wasn't too firm or too soft. I think it's in our top 5 boba places now. The employee was very kind and helped answer our questions about their specialty drinks. Lastly, the place was VERY cute (100% Instagram worthy) and mostly clean (I have OCD and cleanliness is one of my top priorities when liking a place).

The only thing I didn't like was the initial smell of the place, but I tend to not like the smell of a certain cleaning product that many restaurants use, and this was the same smell. Just wanted to note that for my other people who feel weird about smells.

Overall, we had a...

I went at 9pm and decided to try their matcha green milk tea with tapioca pears, paid 7.30. I’ve had green tea, matcha lattes, and make it a home but this matcha was just odd. I could feel they may have put too much powder in the drink, the milk and tapioca didn’t add much flavor so the matcha was overpowering that I had to add vanilla syrup when I got home and let the ice melt to dilute the matcha more. Aside from that, the tapioca was really soft and slightly chewy, but not sweet compared to other bobas tapioca that tends to have more brown sugar and a thicker coating.

It could be because I went late at night so I’ll give the place another chance and go for a safer option next time as the atmosphere was...