I do buy tea here, mostly for my mother and mother-in-law who like English style plain teas. The selection varies, but they carry a ton of Eastern Shore Tea and other bagged varieties.

I do buy tea here, mostly for my mother and mother-in-law who like English style plain teas. The selection varies, but they carry a ton of Eastern Shore Tea and other bagged varieties.

I go here for coffee, not tea, but I do check out their tea offerings. They have a large variety of store branded loose tea. They have a big wall of mostly bagged teas that’s fun to peruse. The bagged choices are heavy on the english blends. They also have the cuter than cute Eastern Shore Tea Company tea in the little white ribbon gift bags.

Service is friendly. When we buy 2 pounds of coffee, we’re each given a free cup of coffee to go, which is nice. There’s a big window you can look through and check out the coffee roasting equipment. There’s no table service, just counter/cash register. Although it can get crowded, I’ve not had a long wait. This is a coffee shop, not a tea house.

While you’re there, hop a few doors down to Geppi’s, open since 1884, and get some nuts, dried fruits, and old fashioned candies and look through their big glass window (noticing a theme?) at the nut roasters (but don’t go near it if you have a peanut allergy because they’re practically in the air). http://www.jeppi.com/cgi-bin/jeppi/