It was a little hard to find (kinda tucked away behind other shops), so I didn’t get until nearly closing. The shop was nice.

After looking around at teas (and asking questions), I got a togo cup of the Amazon Fire blend. Very good rooibos blend, I even got it with soy milk. I also ending up getting a sample of a mate blend as well.

It was a little hard to find (kinda tucked away behind other shops), so I didn’t get until nearly closing. The shop was nice.

After looking around at teas (and asking questions), I got a togo cup of the Amazon Fire blend. Very good rooibos blend, I even got it with soy milk. I also ending up getting a sample of a mate blend as well.

A very different modern/artsy twist on traditional high tea. Reminiscent of Alice & Wonderland tea time. I really enjoy going to tea here – an intimate and creative setting. Their tea varieties are a bit non-traditional, but its nice to explore different ones each time. The coconut Chai good. High tea food servings are also a bit non-traditional and vary during each visit. I think it’s a great experience if you want a new take on traditional high tea. While I do love my traditional high tea, it’s nice to breakaway and try this modern twist from time to time.

Went to get some afternoon tea here and I thought the prices were reasonable (12.45$ for a pot of Earl Grey & Green tea) and the atmosphere was really nice. They had some soy milk to go with the Earl Grey and it was very relaxing. My only issue would be I wasn’t too keen on the teas. The Earl Grey Superior that I ordered was very mild tasting. The green tea I ordered was called the “Drunken Concubine” and it was grassy. I didn’t find too many teas that I really wanted to try here… I’m unsure if I’ll go again.