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The Shroomery NM

5.0 (2 reviews)
Open 10:00 am - 6:00 pm

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Great drinks. Unique looking place with lots of other vendors items that you can purchase such as air freshener and dry mushroom mix in's.

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Lost Cultures Tea Bar

Lost Cultures Tea Bar

4.8
(25 reviews)
6.0 mi

On a trip to ABQ, I came here for a late evening drink while waiting for a friend. Lost Cultures is…read morea fairly quick walk from Old Town and has a parking lot available if you drive over. There's quite a bit of indoor seating and I saw friends meeting up for a chat as well as people studying or reading by themselves; so it's a very multifunction bar/cafe. Service was very quick and when I had questions about the difference between the two matcha teas I was debating between, the barista actually brought out both matcha tins for me to look at the color and scent. Their menu has been updated to have 3 types of matcha available and sadly I didn't photograph it as the photos here are the previous matcha offerings. Both matcha powders are a fresh vibrant green and one smells more nutty/bitter (the one I opted for) vs the other that smells more sweet. Hot Matcha Tea 4/5, this was great and I got some agave syrup on the side if I wanted sweetener. Price wise this is $$ given the size of the tea Sea Salt Chocolate Cookie 4/5, this was a lovely dark chocolate bitter cookie that paired well with the sea salt and the tea

This place is super unique. I've never been to a place like it before. It's very hippie like a…read moregreat place to sit down and do homework since it's not too busy inside. The staff are friendly and give great recommendations to try. The drinks are on the pricier side but you will definitely get a unique drink and taste. The chia tea was not really my cup of tea but it was a fun and different flavor to try. The refreshing drinks are so good any one of them you will enjoy and definitely find delicious! You have to go more than once that's for sure!

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The Ivy Tearoom

The Ivy Tearoom

4.3
(145 reviews)
4.9 mi
$$$

There are not enough wonderful things to say about out this place. The service was wonderful. Our…read morewaitress came in and explained how everything worked. There's a little bell if we needed anything. The waitress came in after each tier to give us the next tier of food. I loved that we got our own private suite. The decor was gorgeous. When we had signed up for tea time, I had let the staff know about dietary restrictions, which the waitress knew about. We also let them know that we had come for our anniversary, and the staff made it so special by having a cute little sign on our table. Every course comes with its own tea. Just the teas themselves were incredible. I couldn't have enough of the tea. The pot was kept warm as well on our table. All of the food was absolutely delicious. I also loved that the price you pay for the experience is the total price-tax and tip were included in the price. I would highly recommend coming here for a tea experience.

My first time at The Ivy Tearoom, and it was meh. In short, I'm not a fan of paying nearly $50 in…read moreadvance for what seems like grocery store food and tea. The deets follow. After being seated, our party of four waited a long while before someone popped her head into our seating area to direct our attention towards the menus. The Tearoom offers a curated three-course tea as well as a lengthy menu of options to substitute from. We all said we'd like the curated tea and some water, but the staff person said she'd come back in a while after we had some time to look at the menu. Hmmm. Another ten minutes passed before a different staff person returned with glasses of water. She listened when we repeated that we'd like the menu on offer and returned with the first pot of tea. After a while she brought the first course of a scone and savory strata. The scone was dry. Meh. The strata, though, was tender and flavorful. Then came the second course of tea sandwiches. My, my, meh. A slice of mass-market white bread with butter and cucumber slices. A slice of mass-market wheat with something pasty, sprinkled with what seemed like garlic sesame bagel topping. If there was a third savory, I don't remember it. The tea with this course tasted exactly like Harney & Sons Paris blend. Desserts were a mini chocolate and toffee trifle, a brownie-like confection, and a red velvet mini Bundt cake. Meh. The tea for this course was a basic rooibos blend. But maybe I was already over it when this course was served. It was many minutes before staff appeared to ask if we'd need anything further, like boxes. So, the final calculus...a cute room, inattentive staff, expensive. I'm not convinced, but everyone needs their own experience, so I'd say " Go. Enjoy your tea." I'm looking forward to reading your opinion.

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