Peace Love & Boba

Peace Love & Boba in Vacaville is an intriguing spot that blends the casual vibe of a bubble tea shop with the heartier side of Filipino-inspired dining. Positioned on Alamo Drive, it’s a convenient stop for a mid-day bite or a casual dinner, especially for those craving something different from your typical quick-service or coffee shop offerings.

The atmosphere here is lively, often bustling with groups drawn by both the diverse menu and the steady flow of bubble tea enthusiasts. Seating can get tight during peak hours, which suggests this is a popular local hangout, particularly for folks who enjoy combining a refreshing drink with a filling meal. It’s not the quietest spot if you’re looking to unwind with a book, but its energy works well for casual catch-ups or a low-key outing.

The menu sits at an interesting crossroads of Filipino street food favorites and inventive fusion items. Alongside classic treats like lumpia and chicken adobo, you’ll find playful creations like Filipino-style burritos (the Adoborito and Spam Breakfast Burrito stand out), which feel like a fresh take on comfort food. Those who lean toward snacks will appreciate the mix of savory options such as grilled pork plates and cheese fries that provide familiar, satisfying flavors with a twist.

For bubble tea lovers, the options run broad and inventive — from a Princess Milk Tea to lavender matcha and lychee smoothies — all crafted to pair seamlessly with their food offerings. The boba itself is noted to be fresh and soft, though not necessarily game-changing, but certainly pleasant enough to satisfy when you’re craving those chewy pearls.

Coffee drinkers aren’t left out, with choices like Ube Latte and house specials that show attention to local flavor trends. Ice cream lovers can dive into unique made-to-order flavors such as Thai Tea or Lavender Green Tea Ice Cream, which add an unexpected twist to the menu and calls for a bit of patience as these are crafted thoughtfully.

This place will suit those who enjoy casual dining with an eclectic menu and who are comfortable in a busy, upbeat setting. It seems particularly welcoming to locals who appreciate exploring Filipino flavors beyond traditional dishes, mixing drinks and bites in one place. Lunchtime or early evening visits might be the best bets to avoid the crowds, but if you don’t mind a busy atmosphere, the energy here makes it a vibrant local hub.

Overall, Peace Love & Boba feels like a spot for curious palates: where families, friends, and solo diners alike can experiment with a blend of sweet, savory, and fusion dishes, paired with creative drinks in a lively, no-fuss environment.