The drink was amazing , I liked the drink more than the bagel but it wasn't horrible eitherread more

The staff here are so friendly and helpful with the menu. I only came to grab a drink(horchata…read morelatte) which is very tasty. But I definitely would love to go back to try a sandwich. They have a small selection groceries and snacks too if your in a pinch a need something.

I had a great time at the walk-in tea tasting on Saturday. I bought a pre bagged sampler pack the…read moreCC arranged through a supplier and have totally enjoyed it. I'll be back!

I was in the market for some good quality green tea, but had no idea where to start. I found The…read moreCultured Cup in my search. When I walked in there was this bar area and they were doing tastings, so I got to sample one of their lines. The staff was really helpful. I was able to smell some of the green tea options that they had and found one that I really liked and enjoying it, so I'll definitely be back and would recommend.

This place came through my feed on IG and the charcoal caught my attention right away. I love…read moretrying new coffee shops so this one was def a must try! This coffee place was more of a coffee window inside of an artsy building so it's hard to miss from the outside. Although it's a window Coffee, there are plenty of seats for you to wait or enjoy your coffee. There is also a vintage clothing store right next to the coffee shop for you to shop while waiting. The barista was super friendly and complimented my shirt right as I walked up. I came for the charcoal coffee but ended up with the concrete coffee, which is still a charcoal coffee but with condensed milk instead of honey. It was sweet and creamy, very similar to a Vietnamese coffee!

The coffee shop has a cool concept and a laid-back atmosphere, but it felt a bit too casual and…read moreunprofessional for my taste. The drinks were decent, but nothing particularly memorable. Overall, it's a nice spot if you're looking for a chill vibe. My only two cents would be to get the charcoal latte since that's the most unique and best tasting drink out of the ones we tried.

Potpourri Boulangerie does their high tea experience so beautifully! The menu changes with the…read moreseasons, so it's always worth checking what's new. They're also wonderful about accommodating dietary restrictions, which I really appreciated. The food was lovely, and each tea pairing complemented it perfectly. The service was thoughtful too. They checked in at just the right moments without ever feeling intrusive. Such a fun and special experience! I loved it so much that I bought their pink rose tea to take home, and my friend even grabbed one of their tea diffusers.

I had such high expectations for afternoon tea at Potpourri of Silk, and I left very disappointed…read more If you enjoy a traditional afternoon tea that includes finger sandwiches, scones with cream and jam, and delicate sweets with pots of well brewed tea, you may want to skip this place. During our reservation we were the only table for tea. The staff were preparing for a private event later in the day. Service was friendly and attentive without being overbearing. Everyone we talked to was absolutely lovely. The restaurant itself was very cute and elegantly decorated. I have zero complaints about either of those things. The service and atmosphere were top notch. The problem was the food and the tea. For the tea, the loose tea was steeped in the tea strainers set over the cups and did not arrive brewed in the pot. Our server poured hot water over the tea at the table and set a timer, then when time was up we lifted the steeped tea leaves ourselves. I do not prefer this method of making tea, it means each cup needs to be individually steeped which is annoying and time consuming, and each cup is weaker than the one before it. You also do not get to select your tea - they offer two teas - one for each part of the experience and each had sweet fruity element that might not be to everyone's taste. As for the food, I was excited to try the chef driven offerings, but I was left very disappointed. To start we got a cup of autumn broth and what they called a scone. It was two very thin layers of somewhat biscuit like bread filled with apple butter and apple slices and was topped with torched cheddar. This was OK, but not what I would consider as a scone course, and it arrived first, not after the savory course. Next, we were served a kale and pumpkin puree salad with quinoa and feta with a granola on top. This was tasty, but an odd paring with the sweeter flavors of the tea they paired with it. From here, things took a left turn. I can't be sure, but many of the items we were served felt a bit stale or dry as if they were prepared the day before. One item - a foccacia with pumpkin hummus - was so dry I couldn't finish it. Other items - the pear and gruyere tart and a small pumpkin cake with cream cheese frosting - were very tough and unpleasant to eat. There was no actual sandwiches, just the foccacia with hummus, a dry cornbread wedge with butter, and the pear and cheese tart on the tea stand. To finish, we were served a creme brulee that was overcooked and grainy. The flavor was delicious, but the split texture of the custard made it unpleasant to eat. Overall, I saw the chefs vision for the fall themed tea, but the execution was poorly done. Perhaps it was a bad day, considering they were preparing for the private event, but for the price paid I won't return.

Such an incredible coffee shop! Staff is great, clean space, and they can make just about any…read moredrink! Their matcha is truly remarkable! They have a variety of flavors too, we love the strawberry matcha since they make the syrup in house. Bonus: have great snacks available to purchase, and a fridge for local milk and eggs! This place is wonderful, we're obsessed!

Lovely customer service and space! I was in the Addison area and wanted to try a new local spot for…read morematcha and discovered Local Jonny's on Yelp. It's located inside of a retail strip/courtyard. It was high noon and HOT so I was excited for a cool drink. The staff were sweet. You could tell they loved their jobs. Upon entering I noted their fridge with options to purchase milks and other small grocery finds. My absolute favorite part of the cafe was their prayer wall where patrons left all kinds of prayer requests. I got teary eyed reading the vulnerability and pleas from those needing prayers. It was beautiful! I ordered the banana and blueberry iced matchas with cold foam, both half sweet. I think I'll try them again with their full sweet option and see if I could taste the flavors better. Not going to dock them though, it was my choice to modify.

Terence from T7 Tea arranged a tea tasting. What an awesome experience. He picked 5 great teas. We…read morehad a wonderful time. His knowledge and insights were great.

Came here on a whim for gifts and had a great experience. The teas were great quality but I was…read morereally impressed with the service. Terrence was an approachable expert who not only answered but expanded on all the questions we had. The place was in a bit of a weird plaza that may have you thinking you are in the wrong place but just follow the signs and you'll be brought right to where you need to be. They also had free tea tastings and 10% off if you bought in store. A gem that needs more exposure!

Wowowow such a beautiful coffee shop so unexpected in the historic town square in Lancaster!…read more It's so picturesque inside and the options for food and drink (teas and lemonades and coffees) are amazing! Pricey? Yes. Worth it? Double yes! Our barista was super kind and awesome and you may run into some sweet neighborhood cats on the way in!

loved this place!! genuinely enjoyed my time here; the balance between aesthetics, comfort, drinks,…read moreand bakery items did it for me. plenty of outlets too and p good prices! their toast was basically what i would expect from a Texas take on shokupan lol -- shokupan-style bread but with more of a Texas texture and ingredients. not as soft/pillowy as actual japanese shokupan and had much bigger air bubbles, but still good. could've used a lil more butter tho. matcha was actually one of the most decent i've had in Dallas, which i was pleasantly surprised by; not mind blowing compared to what u can get in Japan/LA. the caramel miso was SO good tho. perfect balance between sweet and savory where neither flavor overpowered the other. i'd say both the drinks and pastries here have really clean and honest flavors. nothing is trying too hard to be unique or complicated -- just simple, balanced, and good. was tempted to get multiple drinks but ultimately restrained myself and beyond the food/drinks, it's just a rlly pleasant cafe to exist in. aesthetically cute, comfortable enough to actually stay for a while, plenty of outlets if u wanna work, good prices, and everything i tried was solid. it hits that rare balance where the aesthetic isn't compensating for mediocre drinks. if this wasn't 30 min out from Dallas, i would probably be here every other day

My friend and I popped by to try the newly re-opened Rumi Matcha!…read more There is a few small seating areas. It was not particularly busy in the middle of the day, though. We had plenty of room to sit and hang out. This matcha place is inside of a lash and lash supply store. There is quite a few parking spots right outside the door and down the road. The vibe is very clean, welcoming, and bright! Staff were kind and helpful. The matcha was super sweet and delicious. I had a banana bread matcha! We also had fun with the Photo Booth- a new addition to the matcha shop!

Came here on a Sunday and ordered the banana matcha. The wait was kind of long but it was nice…read morewalking around the store and the seating was comfortable as well. Unfortunately, when I started to drink it, I noticed clumps of matcha in every sip. It didn't seem like it was sifted at all and destroyed the taste. I enjoyed the foam on the top which was delicious, but I would not be back. It is unacceptable considering matcha needs to be sifted to produce an appropriate taste.