Don’t Yell at Me Boba Chain Opens at Bellevue Connection

Don't Yell at Me Bellevue

Don’t Yell at Me has opened its latest location at Bellevue Connection, situated next to Bellevue Towers at 550 106th Avenue Northeast. This marks the first Bellevue location for the popular boba chain, which has been in development for two years since filing for permits.

The chain currently operates three other locations: Capitol Hill, the University of Washington area, and Kirkland.

The Don’t Yell at Me menu features various items, including sea salt cheese milk foam (e.g., Pink Lychee Smoothie topped with cheese foam), espresso tea lattes (e.g., Earl Grey Latte), fresh milk tea, Old Master Formula (Traditional Taiwanese Black Tea), and organic milk tea (e.g., Brown Sugar Pearl with Milk).

Snacks available include original bubble waffles and bubble waffles with chocolate chips, with prices ranging from $5 to $8.

The Bellevue location is open from 12 PM to 11 PM and offers takeout and delivery options. The space was previously occupied by Homegrown, a sandwich shop that opened in 2015 and closed during the pandemic.

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