The first thing I noticed was the large and extremely unique chandelier. It's a conversation piece for sure!
They have numerous loose teas to choose from, nearly overwhelming. After staring at their expansive wall-menu we finally decided on a White Earl Grey and a Walnut Green tea, which its their highest selling tea.
The tea bar shares the building with an importer of east Indian wears and gifts as well as an Italian deli which feature gelato. We were able to lounge in a private booth, semi enclosed with semi-circular Asian soji panels.If you ever are in the are I highly recommend stopping by this eclectic tea cafe.
Images by Rebecca Ward
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6 comments:
Very cool! Sounds like a fun place to relax and enjoy a cup of tea.
Wow! looks like a sexy placy- what a chandelier! Came over from BWY & all the best for your new business- you will ROCK!
Thanks Vineeta for your support
I love that chandelier. Did you find out who design the chandelier?
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Hi Petergaye,
The chandelier is a one of a kind piece made by the owner of the gelato store that the tea grotto shares the building with. Here is his website: http://www.dolcettigelato.com/. Not sure if he's interested in marketing his chandelier....
Yea, that place was pretty awesome.
Did you know that Utahans are also called Utards? Nice, huh?
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