Tiny Bubbles Tea Bar To Open In Downtown Woodstock

WOODSTOCK, GA -- A shop specializing in bubble teas and other goodies will open its doors in downtown Woodstock, and the folks behind the venture are looking for a few good men and women to join its ranks.

To prepare for its opening, Tiny Bubbles Tea Bar will host an open interview for various positions from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 29 at 220 Chambers Street.

Tiny Bubble is looking to hire shift managers and "TEArtists," its flier posted on its Facebook page states. Applicants must be at least 18 years of age, available to work weekends, willing to train at its home base in Marietta, have an outgoing and friendly personality, good at math and have customer service experience.

Previous experience in bartending or coffee shop employment is considered a plus, the company said (SIGN UP: Get Patch's Daily Newsletter and Real Time News Alerts. Or, if you have an iPhone, download the free Patch app).

Job seekers are required to submit their applications online, and come to the open interview with their resumes in hand, the flier adds.

Tiny Bubble Tea Shop is owned by a mother-daughter team that operates a store on West Park Avenue in downtown Marietta, its website notes. Along with bubble teas, the owners serve coffee, hot teas and operate a gift shop.

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Deciding to open in south Cherokee County was a no-brainer for the company, said co-owner Brielle Gaines. Gaines said a survey was dispatched among its rewards points patrons, and one of the questions asked on that survey was where should Tiny Bubbles open its next location. The overwhelming response? Woodstock.

“We personally were already fans of Woodstock," she said, adding she wasn't a stranger to the city's shopping and restaurants. They were already scouting around for space in the area when they learned Salon Gloss was relocating to space along Towne Lake Parkway.

The news of Tiny Bubbles' opening in Marietta was greeted with elation, and the buzz soon spread online.

“We had people jumping for joy when they peeked at our coming soon sign in Marietta," she added.

From the beginning Tiny Bubbles, which celebrated its two-year anniversary in April, has had a steady stream of people frequenting its venture, and Gaines expects nothing less when they open in Woodstock. The shop is popular because those who already love the unique drink have a local place where they can readily access the treat and newbies exposed to bubble tea fall in love with the fun and exciting flavors.

You can learn more about the business as well as apply online by visiting its website at www.tinybubblesteabar.com. You can also keep track of its operations by checking out its Facebook page.

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