Boba & Crepes

This is a really good place to grab a quick bite. The crepes were different than I’m used to but so good and I’m always happy to find boba.

This place is sooo so good! Do not waist your money at Lollicup! His tea is more flavorful, his boba is better, and if your into the frozen/​smoothies drinks, they don’t separate like Lollicup’s do (try the Coconut one, you won’t regret it). They also have a reward program (stamp card) like Lollicup. You won’t be disappointed!

This place is the bee’s knees! I came here with my husband a couple days ago. My husband ordered a crêpe, a banana warm milk tea, and I ordered a crêpe, and
an almond vanilla warm milk tea with boba. It was great and recommend y’all to come here. Have a blessed day!

Milk tea was great. Refreshments like this are awesome when you are on the road for too long. You may have a sip of this refreshments. Specially if its hot outside. Their iced tea here would really be the best thing to have.

My new favorite place, friendly customer service. We usually headed to the one in Downtown, but it was such a long drive so we decided to look for a place that closer and we finally found our new favorite. My favorite was the crepes, icecream tastes delicious!!!
We’ll be back. Highly recommend!

I personally have never been a fan of Boba so I can’t say much on that, but when it comes to the crepes here… oh such goodness! Whether you are craving a sweet or savory crêpe the choices are all delicious. It’s hard to pick a favorite, there’s just too many. Yum, yum!

We were headed to ⁷⁄₁₁ figuring we could get a quick bite before the second round of rugby games and discovered Boba & Crepes. It was empty inside which made us wonder, but it sounded really good. We got an Italian crêpe for lunch and a Strawberry Sundae crêpe to finish up. Wow and wow. The sandwich was delicious, the various flavors all present and mixing well — it was so good. Then came the dessert which was incredible too.
This is a hidden gem, and you really need to eat there if you haven’t. When we’re in the area it’ll be high (well, probably top) on our list of where to eat.

Tried the royal milk tea tonight and it was great. Staff was super friendly and they have a nice selection of drinks and crepes to choose from. I also tried a brown sugar and butter crêpe and loved it as well. Will definitely come back when I’m in the Denver area again.

I love boba and crepes so I wanted to try this place out. The boba was pretty good. I liked it better than lollicup because it wasn’t as sweet. I had a ham crêpe and a peach crêpe, both were mediocre. The service was great, very friendly and professional. I’ll definitely be back for more boba and I’ll probably try a different crêpe. If you’re a boba fan try theirs.

This review is only for the bubble tea. I did not try the crepes.
Was craving some bubble tea and decided to see what kind of options I had in Denver to satisfy my fix. It was hot and I had just gotten finished unpacking, so I knew I was going to be thirsty. I found Boba & Crepes on Unilocal and decided to give it a shot. It’s in a small shopping center with plenty of parking (at least the day I went). It’s a tiny shop that looked to be run by just one couple — he was on register and made tea, she was in the back making crepes.
The first thing I noticed is that it was really warm inside. I understand, because it’s a pretty small place with just a few tables and the kitchen, but I could see how staying there to eat might be an unattractive prospect during the summer. Unless you were staying for the second thing I noticed: the manga. There were a bunch of shelves loaded with reading material for those who wanted to hang out. They also had some board games that people could play as well. I like that they’re encouraging you to stay and hang out. It lends to the bubble tea atmosphere that I’ve come to love.
However, I did not stay. I had somewhere to be and bubble tea to drink. I ordered my large Thai milk tea with boba and left. The prices were good and I didn’t have to wait long — possibly because everyone else was ordering crepes and the man at the register was able to make mine right away. I ordered half sugar and half ice and it seemed to be a good sweetness for me. They also offer quarter amounts, too. The tea was good, but nothing too special. The boba were a bit too chewy for me — I like them a little softer. I tend to judge bubble tea places on their boba.
This is a solid place for bubble tea in Denver, and stays open a bit later than Lollicup. If you need your fix, this will do.

I was not impressed with this place. Their straws are super cheap and too small to suck the bobas. Milk tea was nothing special.

Their boba drinks are entirely hit or miss. One time the boba pearls weren’t even cooked all the way. The crêpe I tried tasted really weird, but I think it’s because I ordered the spinach and Swiss, and I should have gotten something more along the lines of a fruit crêpe as the shell is rather sweet. Their curry is delicious but they give you a tiny portion size for what you pay for.

I worked at a crêpe and boba shop for a couple years in high school. So when it comes to asian style crepes I know what I’m talking about! This stuff is plentiful in the Bay Area.
What’s strange is that when you order pudding you have to get all taro, milk and eggnog pudding. You cannot choose one. And it’s weird that both this place and Lollicup have eggnog pudding rather than egg pudding (which is what I really love)! There is no better boba in the USA than in California! I got the Thai tea in a small (extra $ 0.50 for large) and was pleasantly surprised that it wasn’t too sweet.
For the crêpe I had the Hawaiian for $ 5.75. You have the option of getting a Hawaiian supreme (has shrimp) for $ 0.50 more. I loved the crêpe ingredients: mayo, cheese, corn, lettuce, cucumber, ham and pineapple. The crêpe was really nice & thin but I disliked it because it lacked real flavor. It was incredibly bland & plain.
There’s indoor seating and a TV that plays sports. They play Chinese or Taiwanese music in the shop and the owners (husband & wife?) awkwardly sit in the dining area on their iPads while guests, including myself, sit and eat.

I came here with a friend of mine and ordered the hot grass jelly and a milk tea with boba. I had them put ½ sugar in my drink and it came out tasting not very much like anything. The boba inside the drink too, felt like refrigerated boba. It was a little hard on the inside and not chewy at all.
The hot grass jelly came out a little bit more promising, although very watery at first. We let it sit for a while and it thickened up a little bit to the texture it’s suppose to be. I have to give credit to the hand-​made (at least it tasted like it) yam and taro balls in this dessert. You can taste the yam and taro and they gave a decent portion. There were also some red beans and boba in the dessert that helped sweetened up the grass jelly.
I had wanted to try some crepes, but reading all the reviews, I decided against it. I’m not sure if I’d come back to this place for the food and drinks, but it’s definitely a nice place to hangout and talk with friends.

Very nice couple here own the place~ very chill music good place for study and it smells great in here and not too crowded :)

Great place! I am amused that other reviews are shocked that it’s a «no frills» place. No duh. It’s the epitome of a «hole in the wall» treat. Don’t go in here expecting a steakhouse. Personally I love hole in the walls, so I was excited to try this place.
I was not disappointed. I had the turkey bacon crêpe and a red bean boba tea. Both were excellent. The fresh veggies (corn, cucumber, onion, etc) were crispy, awesome and really lightened the whole thing up. It was like a delicious club sandwich in a crêpe. The red bean boba was also nice, and great for people who don’t want something overly sweet. I can’t wait to come back and try other things.
If you go into Boba and Crepes and expect anything other than a cool little mom and pop joint, you’re going to have a bad time. If you expect that cool little hole in the wall kinda place, you’ll be pleased.

Went in for the first time today.
They had a really cool menu and their boba chocolate milk tea was great. The bacon crêpe was so good, I can’t wait to try others.

Cute bubble tea place — next to Pizza Hut.
This place also offers bubble tea in slushy and on ice form as well — and has an ordering system that is not as complicated as Lollicup. They do have a limited selection though, although the Thai Tea Bubble Tea slush that I got was all that I needed to ensure that I would be back again.

This was our first and last visit to Boba & Crepes using a $ 20 Voice Daily Deals coupon. They were located on E Mississippi Ave/​S Colorado Blvd in Denver. There was a guy and a gal sitting at a high top table with a lap top computer. The guy jumped up and went behind the register when we walked in. He took our order.
I ordered the Popeye’s crêpe and an Avocado Boba Smoothie. My husband ordered the Turkey Crêpe and a Taro Boba Smoothie. The guy rang us up and proceeded to make our smoothies without washing his hands. He called out the names of the smoothies and I went up to the counter to pick them up.
The boba were still warm. The Taro was okay, but way better than the Avocado. The Avocado Boba Smoothie was a pale yellow color (see posted photo) that tasted nothing like avocado. If I had known that it was not made with real avocado, I would have ordered another flavor. I was envisioning an Avocado Boba Smoothie as good as Lolicup down the street on Colorado Blvd.
The guy then made the crepes in the kitchen. I don’t know if he put on gloves because again, I did not see him wash his hands. He then brought our crepes out to our table on 2 ceramic plates. The crepes were thin and crispy. The fillings were sparse. My husband had corn in his Turkey Crêpe which was quite unusual.
We won’t be back.

I was almost sad when I walked by because they werent open. Well they open at 10am on a Saturday. And their was a few people when I ventured in. They have a Nice menu and lots of variety for being so small.
From teas to Boba to Smoothies. And the Crepes from Vegetarian options to options with meat and the sweet variety with fruit.
I opted for a Caramel Banana crêpe.
Now it does take about 15 mins to get your order but its one man on this saturday running the register and prepping and cooking.
Its worth the wait. My Crêpe was freshly made, just enough caramel to not be overpowering but still tantalize the taste buds. Banana slices were in every bite.
I went with a HoneyDew smoothie with No Boba. Those little tapioca balls not a fan of I am.
The smoothie was great and smooth flowing thru the huge straw.
They have a bunch of Asian DVD’s not sure if they are for sale or to watch while your eating. Music is playing lowly over the speakers so you can still have a decent conversation.
This is one spot that I wouldnt miss. This IS Crepetastic.