Located in the heart of Orange County, 7 Leaves Cafe lives up to its reputation as a beloved spot for unique Vietnamese-inspired teas. We stumbled upon it by chance after a dentist visit in the area, and it turned out to be the perfect pick-me-up. The cafeâs name, â7 Leaves,â reflects the seven ingredients used in their famous herbal tea and pays tribute to the four Vietnamese immigrant brothers who founded the chain in 2012. Itâs a fresh, modern take on a Vietnamese-American coffeehouse, which has clearly captivated a loyal followingâespecially in Orange County. I havenât come across a location in Los Angeles yet, but Iâll be on the lookout!
We tried the mung bean milk tea, and it was absolutely delicious, with a subtle pandan taste that brought a unique depth of flavor. They offer a great variety of other Asian-inspired tea flavors, too, like taro, hibiscus, pandan, and passion fruit. The service was efficient, and we appreciated the convenience of their drive-through option. Even on a weekday, it was a busy spotâproof that this cafe has earned its popularity!
Would definitely recommend if youâre in the area and in the mood for a refreshing and...
   Read moreI tried out 7 Leaves Cafe because the name sounded interesting. I thought they'd have healthy options. It's not a place that you'd go to for a meal. They serve snacks and drinks. I had the passion fruit drink with grass jelly. The grass jelly isn't the healthier green one. It's the black. I like healthier places. In this case nothing is healthy as most everything is loaded with sugar and/or caffeine. If that's what you like this is the place for you. There's...
   Read moreThey closed the drive thru 30 min early didnât acknowledge us for over 10 min so my boyfriend tried going inside to order. As soon as we pull up and parked the worker slams the door. A costumer from inside comes out just as my boyfriend gets to the door and the worker stops him from coming inside and tells him theyâre closing early (with the rudest tone). This would have been fine if they werenât so rude about it and had at least acknowledge us when we...
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