I've been coming here since it first opened and I'm glad to see business is still going strong.
The best part for me is the space. Each different room has a sort of "tea theme" There's the Japanese room, the Moroccan room etc. etc.
The owner is extremely knowledgable and passionate about his tea. He is a very kind and caring guy he just doesn't put it on display in a bubbly sort of way.
Great little tea cookies--my favorite are the basil lemon kind--they have real chunks of herb baked into them.
I've yet to have a disappointing tea. Last time I was in there I asked for a recommendation for a black tea and what I got was fantastic! It was malty almost like a beer or miso soup. So unique and delicious.
Things they used to have and I'm sad to see went away:
-pillows in the japanese tea space --they made it so comfy that I'm sure people (me) wanted to stay all day.
-stamp cards for frequent customers