"Hey Bear is a surprising little gem in West Knoxville! They mainly serve boba tea, but also have various snacks and some alcoholic beverages available too. Inside is a welcoming atmosphere with plenty of space and spots to bring your work/homework and a little play area for kids! Outside, there are many seating options, food trucks, pavilions, and a playground! I went this past weekend for a Kpop Meetup event and was surprised with everything this cafe had to offer and I can't wait to go back!"

"Love to take the kiddos here and let them play and run! They have outdoor seating and the Colombian truck is my favorite spot!"

"This place is great! My favorite thing was their small park. You can walk around and get some food from the food trucks. Theboba teas were amazing. Me and my friends got 3 different things. All of us enjoyed and loved what we ordered. I got a Thai Milk Tea. I absolutely loved it!"

"Super cute spot! Went with a group of people from my department around Christmas time, and the place was nicely decorated and festive. There's honestly so many great things about this spot except for the parking situation. When I went, there were two food trucks out back one that sold a bunch of deep-fried food, and the other was Thai cuisine. They had a tent up with several propane heaters to keep us warm. There's a playground in the back also, so this place is great for children. Inside, at the time we went, there were local art vendors selling jewelry, which I thought was cute. They also sell Asian snacks like pocky and other drinks. I think there's a kid play area also. My only issue was I ordered a milk tea with 75% the amount of sugar and it was still incredibly sweet. Next time I'll ask for 25% and see how it is."

"A small coffee and tea shop tucked away from the main roads. There is a playground and outdoor area for adults and children to enjoy. The price of most drinks range between $4.50 and $6.00. This cafe also serves Boba tea. The thai milk that I ordered tasted good and was prepared fresh after I ordered it. I would say though that the concept in the store is confusing. It seems they are trying to blend the spirit of the outdoors with Asian influence, which personally makes it more confusing rather than eclectic."