Flying Pig

Call ahead… especially in winter. Hours have changed and different than what is reflected here. Love their stuff… changing hours frustrating.

Yikes! I’d stay FAR AWAY from the teas, or at least the bubble/​iced variety. Perhaps expanding past the flavored ice into the huge selection of flavors and styles of tea is a bit too much for the business to handle.
My order was essentially lemon water with shredded basil leaves floating around in it, when it was supposed to be a lemon green tea with tapioca. On top of that, the tapioca pearls were the WORST I’ve ever tasted. Semi-​solid on the inside (improper cooking), not warm, and with a gelatinous flavor, I’m amazed to say but it made the drink worse than it already was. I couldn’t throw it away quickly enough. My dining partner’s tea was the same way, with a toasted almond milk tea turning into almond milk and ice. It was also really bad and was promptly thrown away.
With those negatives out of the way, the other, more positive aspects of the Flying Pig can come to light. The fudge and flavored popcorn are both extremely good products and are priced very well. And of course, the flavored ices that the Flying Pig started out as are still delicious, but perhaps not a treat for the winter.
All in all, I don’t think I want to give this establishment my service again unless it’s in the summertime and I’m getting flavored ice. The tea experience was unfortunately horrific and has scared me into staying far away.

I literally choked on the pure joy that was created from walking into this store. No joke. I had been drinking a fair amount, hadn’t eaten anything, and I had a real hankering for popcorn. So when I walked into this place and saw a whole wall of popcorn, girl almost cried! That beautiful wall of popcorn sparkled like a shiny gem in a jewelry store. I’m sure that all the other stuff they have like the cookies, the candy, the tea and the smoothies is delicious, but that popcorn, that fucking popcorn is out of this world! The hard part was deciding what to get. So many interesting combinations to try, like turtle, red velvet, triple chocolate, Andes mint and key lime pie. Yes, yes, yes, yes and YUSSSS! I finally decided on the spicy cheddar and the puppy chow. Delicious. The cheddar had the right amount of spiciness as to not be to over powering and the puppy chow had the perfect combination of sweet and salty. Actually eating both types together was super tasty! So if you have a sugar craving, stop by the Flying Pig and shove your face full of sweet, sweet goodness.

Staff wasn’t very helpful. Didn’t answer my question about vegan items, then made my girlfriend and I two drinks with dairy… Right after I asked about vegan products. Brilliant.

The fudge here is fantastic! Their drinks are also delicious. The green tea with peach is amazing.

A wonderful addition to Beloit’s «new» downtown, and heaven for those of us with a powerful sweet tooth. Tons of fudge, popcorn, slushies, and of course, bubble tea!

First off I maybe a little pretentious but the term «bubble tea» I a little aggravating because it’s not bubbles in the tea it is a jelly like ball that is made from tapioca call boba. Ok rant over but overall it fits my college budget and is tasty. Marigold I highly recommend and would like to say wow is it amazing in a hot day. ¹⁰⁄₁₀ would recommend

This place is identical to the sister location in Rockton, IL. I love the bubble teas and the frozen green tea. They have close to 100 flavors of frozen ice, and another 100 different flavors of frozen teas that you can customize with various flavors.
They also soft serve ice cream, and a huge variety of candy, popcorn, and other junk food. They will basically satisfy any sweet tooth craving you may have.