Teapioca Lounge

Ordering was easy but I did it too early and trying to call this location. No one is picking up. I would like my order to be done at a later time, please, if possible. Other than that my drink was very good.

I love this place! It has a cool lil chill spot upstairs of you can enjoy the beautiful arboretum outdoors! Great place for a date or just hang out.

Probably the worst boba I’ve had in Austin and high priced. There are way better options in the area. The menu was confusing too.

First time here and really loved it!! I had the Strawberry Banana Smoothie with tapioca.

It has so many options and has this really great thing called milk flurries which are so delicious and everything if decently priced. It is a very nice peaceful place to enjoy your drink or you can take it and walk around the Arboretum.

We are regular customers of Teapioca Lounge for over 8 years. We are NO longer as of today!! If you support medical autonomy, you’re absolutely not doing so by giving this business your money.

My mom and I love coming here on a hot day when we need something to cool down, the employees are very friendly and the design is adorable as well. Our order are: passion fruit (me) and avocado (mom). Highly recommend!

Friendly service and great drinks! Love the casual café space too.

Love this place!!! Awesome atmosphere. Super nice staff. Delicious drinks and an awesome boba/gel/burster selection.

As a person who grew up with boba on the West Coast, the ordering structure is counterintuitive. My Texan friends assumed this was always how it was done, but it could truly be a lot easier and come out with better results. I've not had this issue ordering boba elsewhere in Austin.
On my first visit I wanted to order black milk tea with boba (the most basic boba available). I had to explain (3 times) to the cashier because he did not believe it was a real drink. Each time I have visited afterwards, I try to order something on the menu and the barista does not seem to recognize even when I point to it on (one of the 3) menus. Each time I am asked to build my tea, using the "Art of Tea", and you have to specify each element that you want, even if it not an option on the build your tea list. You will end up missing a key part of want you wanted, no matter what.
The menu size is tremendous and I really feel for the baristas. They have been handed an impossible task and seem overwhelmed by it. Also, you will not be able to see the full menu until you are actually ordering your items.