MeeTU | Flower&Tea — Restaurant in Highland Park

Beautiful new boba / bubble tea shop in Highland Park that is uniquely mixed with a flower shop and a photo booth studio! Their tea-based lattes are extremely well mixed. I ordered the magnolia blossom milk tea with rice mochi the first time. Then, I went back and got the gardenia blossom with the cheese foam. Both are great! The rice mochi can be a bit sticky and thick; so, if you are not a fan of mochi, stick to the brown sugar boba topping! Overall, I love how strong the teas are. The coconut drinks are also super delicious and not too sweet — a perfect Asian drink. Also, the small paper lids adds a cute and special touch to the cup!

Parking can be tough. There’s street parking, but it gets filled up really fast or if you go during rush hour. There’s a tight and small parking lot in the back. This cafe only has a few seatings. Definitely more of a grab and go type...

My boyfriend ordered the orange blossom tea and green grape fruit tea yesterday and we were so impressed we came back this morning to try their other drinks! I got the lemon black tea and the mango green tea today and I would say it’s one of the better fruit teas in the area. I got less sugar and ice both time and they don’t charge you extra for putting less ice, which is nice. This is one of the few places where I would rather pay more for higher quality tea 🫢. The inside is very clean and they have a lot of cute areas to take pictures. They also have a section of the shop where you can make a flower bouquet for a pretty good price! Go support your local businesses and I will definitely be telling my friends to...

First of all, if you’re thinking of driving, don’t. Just walk atp. There’s absolutely no parking available. Finding side parking is a challenge in itself. And after you’ve gone through the trouble of finding parking, you’re rewarded with overpriced mid drinks. I wouldn’t spend $9 for a fruit drink that barely had any fruit taste and just tasted like water. Besides that, I waited forever for a drink when I was practically the only customer along with my friend at that time and three workers there. Don’t tell me three workers need 15 minutes to make two drinks. Also, for something being marketed as a flower shop, the flower section at my convenience store is less...