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Tea Around Town

2.2 (31 reviews)
Open • 8:00 am - 10:00 pm

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Audrina H.

My daughter and I enjoyed ourselves, the best mommy daughter date. I was slightly skeptical because of previous reviews but our coach was on time, and we had a blast!!

Outside of bus. Seats on second level

Tour was horrible. Guide was not trained knew nothing about Philly. Pointed out 2 places reading from her phone. Then just started talking to a passenger about how her dorm had no air. Seemed very disinterested. Usually tour guides try to make the trip fun. Shelby did not. Food was sparse and just "ok". Tea options were crazy. You had to drink all of 1 then they came by with the next flavor. There is no 616 Market st. That we could find, so locating the bus is challenging. Also there are pretty steep steps to get to your seats on the bus. This is not noted on their website and people with mobility problems would definitely have issues boarding the bus. The lavatory is on the first level so once you're upstairs, you would have to go back down the stairs to use the lavatory. Would never recommend this tour.

My daughter surprised me with this experience.
Sandra G.

Great service! Decor was beautiful. I highly recommend. My daughter's Xmas gift was such a great idea. Fun way to add memories.

The tasty little treats!
Crystal O.

Absolutely fabulous time on the tea around town Philadelphia! We had a bridal shower right on the bus and it was absolutely perfect! The customer service simple outstanding from every staff member! The whole party ending the teas and the all the delectable delights! Big shout out to Jose the manager for all your help truly a blessing! Keep up the great work!!

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