Of all the tea-producing countries in the world, China has the greatest variety of flavors. Ching Ching Cha has a wonderful selection of all of them. Read more.
Striking the perfect balance between casual café dining and a superior and unadorned tea selection, Teaism is my first choice for everyday sipping. Read more.
They have a great Lavender Earl Grey, a Jasmine Green, and a handful of herbal blends like Raspberry Rose Petal and Moroccan Mint that should satisfy most tea aficionados. Read more.
Chai is sweet, milky Indian tea with fresh cardamom. This is what the chaiwallahs pour in "Slumdog Millionaire"—the classic street drink. The more complexly spiced chai is masala chai. Read more.
Get comfy with a matcha green tea or chai latte or sip on City Harvest green and black teas—20 percent of all proceeds benefit the City Harvest nonprofit. Read more.
Calabash Tea & Tonic emphasizes the tonic, or herbal remedy, aspect of teas and other plants. It’s the brainchild of Dr. Sunyatta Amen, an herbalist who specializes in holistic medicine. Read more.
Workspace and freeflowing chai are available from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on weekdays. If you must, there's also coffee, bagged tea and herbal infusions. But, why, when there's chai?! Read more.
Teas are steeped in individual pots and scones, pastries, and tea sandwiches deck the three-tiered silver trays. This is a reservations-only experience and one should dress for the occasion. Read more.
Park Hyatt Hotel puts their focus on the rare tea selection served in their Tea Cellar. Read more.
