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Top 5: Teahouses in NYC

by Akhil Kalepu

Jan 19, 2016

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New York City may seem to run on coffee with its fervent pace, but in-the-know New Yorkers stop for a cup of tea at one of these teahouses.

 

Harney & Sons, New York City © Roban Kramer | Flickr

© Roban Kramer | Flickr

 

Harney & Sons

Long a name synonymous with great tea, this SoHo store offers 250 types of tea for sale and also has a quiet café in the back. The family-run business sells teas from India, China, Taiwan and Japan. 433 Broome St.

 

Alice's Tea Cup, New York City © Steve Isaacs | Flickr

© Steve Isaacs | Flickr

 

Alice’s Tea Cup

Take a leisurely afternoon and enjoy one of the whimsical tea services like the Jabberwocky and The Mad Hatter. Don’t miss out on their scones (try the original buttermilk) and homemade clotted cream. Vegan scones are even available by request. 102 West 73rd St.

 

Ladurée, New York City © Juliana Su | Flickr

© Juliana Su | Flickr

 

Ladurée

This proper French shop is known for its perfect macarons flown in from France every morning. Pair a proper cup of tea with one of the delicious macarons like the rose, pistachio or rich chocolate flavors. 864 Madison Ave.

 

Tea Drunk, New York City © Alper Cugun | Flickr

© Alper Cugun | Flickr

 

Tea Drunk

This straightforward teahouse only serves tea from China hand selected by the owner on her travels abroad. Have the staff explain the difference in green teas and sip on the variety you choose while playing a game of chess. 123 E 7th St.

 

The Lamb’s Club

This posh spot is located within The Chatwal Hotel and is America’s oldest club for actors and other theater members. Try the afternoon tea, which is served Monday through Friday from 2:30–5 pm. 132 West 44th St.

 

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