We were in Germany for over a week to celebrate our nine year anniversary, and I couldn't resist…read morescheduling a tea for two at this cafe in the Kempinski Palais. The small bites were very tasty and incredibly accessible - hello macaroons, biscuits, and small finger sandwiches. This was not the most German part of our trip but it was a nice place to pause in our afternoon in Dresden.

Huge selection of teas cheap prices, free wifi. Very quite in the crowded Prague's downtown.read more

Great relaxing atmosphere and a wide selection of teas to indulge in and make time still. Excellent…read moreservice and friendly staff make it a pleasurable experience right near the hustle and bustle of center.

OMG I love this place! Some friends from Prague took me there and we were stuck for hours (it felt…read morelike!) It was so amazingly fun. Great beer selection of all kinds of fascinating local beers of both traditional and trendier/contemporary varieties. Very cozy and cute with all kinds of funky decor and action happening. This was several years ago but I think there was also some kind of performance in the backroom. Normally I hate random theater stuff in a bar but this was actually pretty good! The best part of all is all the hidden rooms. I don't know if they still have them there but they were unbelievable. (Each one was actually more or less hotboxed so that's some context for you reading this review, ofc). Another room, another random circle of new friends. NGL sometimes feel like the whole thing was a hallucination, but of the best kind, the kind that you hope will "recur," as it were.

If the hidden rooms don't sell you alone, come for the cozy vibes, BEST IPAs I've found in the…read morewhole city & admirable board game and book collection! Bonus: vegan treats available too!

Great variety of teas!! They had a huge selections of Indian, Japanese, a decent Chinese tea…read moreselection and had about 10 different types of Nepalese tea. I had the Nepalese Arya tips tea, second flush, which had a honey like smell and taste. You can also bring in your own food, since I managed to eat my Café Savoy almond chocolate fondant cake with my tea. They don't sell any food here except some chocolate bars. The teapot and ware was very simple and white. Décor is very warm with dim lighting. The customer service was very friendly and knowledgeable.

Here is a new and special gem for tea lovers. Charcoal and gold, thick ash wood aromas, bright…read morecoloured exotic cast iron tea pots, and fine presentation, with friendly and knowledgeable service all combine to present a novel, tasty and tactile experience, reminding you perhaps of faraway places and fine culture. Indian and Japanese teas are their speciality. Ask for a degustation to try a variety of fine teas if you are not an expert - as I am not. And as a special treat - ask to sample a salad made from the tea leaves combined with soya and sesame seeds. A treat for explorative taste buds! And to finish? Beautifully presented matcha tea, fine green powder ladelled with a Uri Geller shaped fine wooden instrument. All in all, a great performance.

The best place to chill, friendly service and nice atmosphere. Great masala with coconut and the…read morebest hookah:-)

This place has a really great atmosphere. It's underground so you have to walk down some stairs to…read moreget to the lounge area and then you see that it is romantically lit, and with some really cool seating arrangements throughout the cafe. If you order tea, it's served to you in an oriental style pot and the shisha is well priced and of general good quality. The only issue i had was the amount of time it took to get service. You have to wait a few minutes before you actually get your hookah or more coal since there's a high number of customers and little staff. But I've only been once so it may be different other days All in all, I really enjoyed the location