The Path of Tea

Mya V 5 months ago

This place is in a strip with plenty of parking. There are 2-3 tables outside for those who want to enjoy the weather before it’s unbearably hot. I sat inside, which was nice and cozy. The teas are in containers for you to smell, and I think it’s cute and unique that you get to select your tea cup. I cannot remember the employee’s name who helped me, but he was kind and knowledgeable. I got the sinus tea because the change in weather left me with a sore throat and cough. While I waited for my tea, the employee shared some of his tea with me. Then he gave me the large pot of tea, instead of the small one I ordered to make up for my wait. Personally I did not feel like the wait was long at all, but I appreciated the gesture, especially since I was trying to knock out this yucky, lingering cold. Along with tea I had the matcha cookie and a chocolate pecan cookie. I’d probably pass on the matcha one because it was a bit too earthy for me 😅 (the employee who helped me did mention this), but the pecan chocolate cookie was delicious! While I was a there a lady came in who was clearly a regular. That stood out to me and says a lot about this place. This spot was nice for a solo day,

Christal Seahorn 5 months ago

Great location. Parking was good enough and free. Many teas to choose from. Reasonable prizes. The yuzu bar was delicious and not too sweet. Atmosphere is loaded with a lot to look at but does not seem cluttered or kitchy. Fast service and helpful, friendly staff. I'll come back again and again to try more teas.

Jennifer Do 7 months ago

Wonderful place and very kind, friendly staff who are willing to chat/do small talk within reason and answer questions. Always fairly priced for both pots to drink there and for tea leaves to take home. The “sniff bar” is a unique experience, and the tea is of high enough quality that it tastes exactly as it smells. I am never disappointed when I visit. The main area and bathroom is clean, and there are no odd smells. Above and beyond service. They let me try a small pot of the ceremonial matcha to see if I liked it and to exchange it for a different tea for free if I did not enjoy it; I ended up paying for both pots of my own choicd since I appreciate the gesture greatly. Snacks are good too. The “Japanese Crispie” is a good mix of sweet and savory, and the matcha cookie pairs nicely with the tea. The matcha cookie is very tasty but a bit “dry”; however, that dryness is a favorable point. The dryness helps to soak up the tea, and makes it a perfect complement since it does not get “mushy.” Would get all snacks I tried again.The cookie and tea never overpower one another. I will definitely visit again if I’m in the area.

maggie morris 7 months ago

This is a place with all kinds of teas. You can smell each tea that u like and choose the cup u will have your tea in. It is a fun experience very relaxing. 🥰

Sharon Majano-Villatoro 10 months ago

We had such a great experience at The Path of Tea! Chris was so knowledgeable and friendly—he helped guide us in choosing the perfect tea for someone just starting to get into tea. The atmosphere was peaceful and welcoming, and we loved that they offer a variety of loose-leaf teas to take home. We left feeling inspired to explore more. Highly recommend stopping by!