Las Vegas Tea!?

I didn’t want to step on the other topic’s toes RE: The Expo since this is stand alone…

Since I can’t make Las Vegas until Mid Sept – I was wondering WHERE one could go for Tea “Year Round” in Vegas (when I do go!?) Any suggestions!!!!?

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Not sure but would love to see everyones reply. Good question.

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oh yes please and NV fans let us know! i’ll be at Defcon late July (27-Aug1) and would love to have some tea!

LUCKY!!! :)
Between that and the Tea Expo I wish I could go earlier!

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Janefan said

looks like there are, theoretically, a few tearooms in Vegas. But no reviews yet :-(
http://steepster.com/places?near=las+vegas%2C+nv&name=&type=&style=&serves=&food=&features=&good_for=

There’s a Four Seasons hotel with afternoon tea – I’ve read a few reviews of the afternoon tea at other locations and it sounds amazing (if you like British style)

you’ll want to check out a few of these places before you visit, some of them, (like tea planet, for instance) is a boba tea (bubble tea) place – which isn’t a bad thing – but maybe not exactly what you might be expecting.

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I think there was or at least used to be a Teavana in the Fashion Mall…does anyone know about any others!?

Miss Sweet said

It still lists it on their website as a store location (as well as at Las Vegas Town Square) so it must still be there! At least there’s one place to get a tea fix :)

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Teafie said

Bumping this thread because I found a new and amazing tea shop in Las Vegas! Located in Henderson near Bad Owl coffee is Tea & Whisk!

They have a great assortment and loose leaf, both straight and flavored. It’s still new so the owner is still picking and choosing his inventory. They have a tea tasting station set up in store with multiple gaiwans ready to steep samples per your request (FOR FREE). I stopped by twice during my last visit to vegas, and I think I may have tried at least 10 different teas. He just kept pouring and making recommendations for me left and right. The owner is SO nice!

I promise I am not self promoting or anything. It really is THAT great of a shop, and since I don’t live locally hoping others will stop by and support!

Babble said

This sounds awesome. I’ll have to check it out the next time I’m in Vegas!

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Ken said

Okay the choices for tea service and tea shopping is surprisingly large.
Tea shops
Sheffeild spice and tea
Harney and Sons
Tealet
Teavana 2 locations
Tea and whisk

Tea Service
Lucky dragon casino has 2 tea houses
Harney and Sons

There are a few others but I havent been there yet.

Babble said

THERE’S A HARNEY AND SONS IN VEGAS NOW???? Damn!!!!

Ken said

Supposedly according to yelp its at 3110 polaris, but google maps has it at civic center drive.

Nicole said

Mandarin Oriental does a really nice tea service. It’s English style afternoon tea. They used have a different service but you need more than 2 people to do it. I don’t know if they still offer it. They have Tealeaves loose leaf teas and generally prepare them very well.

Four Seasons also does a nice English style afternoon tea. The tea itself is passable but the food is good.

Milk Teaze is a boba/milk tea shop (apparently you can adjust the sweetness of your drink) with a bit of the risque Vegas thrown in via the servers. I haven’t been but tea friends in Vegas find it the atmosphere amusing and think they have pretty good boba.

Nicole said

Is the Harney & Sons a shop with service or open to the public? I know they have a big distribution center there but didn’t think they had an open to the public place. If they do, I need to go!

Ken said

Honestly I have no idea, they showed up in a search for tea shops, ive never been there though.

Yelp has reviews of it..

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Also – SW Tea Fest is Las Vegas is SOOON!

Feb 25 to 26th.

https://swteafest.com/

Ken said

Ill be there!!! Both days, I hope to see some other steepsters.

Babble said

Ugh I want to go so bad. But sadly I’m on the east coast so I can’t really justify the flight :(

Nicole said

I will be there in a booth. Come see me!

Ken said

I will definitely be there. I cant wait to try out the Wu Wo tea ceremony!

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A friend just mentioned visiting Lucky Dragon (one of them, I guess it is, per an earlier comment). He said the teas seemed solid to him, based on trying an Alishan and a Mi Lan Xiang Dan Cong, and they also sold Wuyi Yancha. As for price range, he said: They varied..$8-58 per pot. Most were in the $15-20 range… I enquired about how much they would sell an Ali Shan per gram..I got a quote of $1.25. All that sounds reasonable, perhaps on the high side, and maybe not the best place to stock up on loose tea (versus mail-order) unless your tea budget is a bit loose.

Ken said

Half price next tuesday, I wont make it, since Im heading to the tea festival, and I dont see that place being kind to my credit card…

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