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2Girls1Snack: Bubble Tea

By Bwog Staff on Sep 20, 2015 14 Comments

In this edition of 2girls1snack, Olivia Setzer and Veronica Brusilovski, two first-years living on opposite sides of Broadway, venture into the jungle of cheap tapioca pearls and sub-par black milk tea. In the span of two blocks, they uncover the best, worst, and most mediocre bubble teas in MoHi. Cafe East – Lerner Hall Price: $3.49 […]

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