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2708, Lyndale Avenue South, 55408, Minneapolis, Hennepin County, US USA
kontakte telefon: +1 612-871-5148
webseite: www.la-societe-du-the.com
größere karte und wegbeschreibungLatitude: 44.9534179, Longitude: -93.2884591
Jhon Mayer
::Wide selection of aged tea expensive but we'll worth the trip and the owner wat a character he is veary friendly ask him anything he'll help you out even order with Postmates if your not fond of travel we'll take that burden of your shoulder
Grace Stewart
::Like traveling to another dimension, country or reality altogether with a superlative number of choices and quality of teas. If anyone thinks the owner Tony is racist.. I would disagree, I've been here with multiple origins of peoples and he has his own je ne ses quoi about him but that might be a language or cultural difference but his shop is bringing together flavors from the world over and is doing every culture a service in offering some of the very best flavors and knowledge of the origins. He's an unapologetic tea connoisseur as he should be.
TW Woodward
::Looking to move past tea bags and celophane? The owners will guide you to the loose leaf tea you're looking for. They have a wide assortment of black green white and mixed available to purchase. Ask many questions, their love of tea will shine through. And keep in mind, not all teas are steeped the same.
Matt Cohen
::A great place to get loose tea. The guy behind the counter may seem gruff to some but he's a really nice guy and knows his stuff.
Eric Wilbanks
::Took a break from the noise & bustle to savor a small pot of Pi Lo Chun at a little tea shop in the Lyn-Lake district. Tea was excellent. Shop was filled with interesting tea decor. Unfortunately, the proprietor had ZERO interest in conversation, so I walked away knowing very little about him, his store, or his teas ... which is a shame. I imagine he has a world of tea knowledge and stories to share for those skilled enough to get him talking. His tea and decor makes it worth the trip, though, so I definitely suggest giving it a try if you are in that area. You may be just the person to get him talking!