Teatulia

I stumbled across this fantastic place last night looking for tea/coffeeshop that wasn't one of the big chains... What a find! I wish I'd gotten there to be able to stay for longer. The staff were friendly; it felt like they enjoyed serving you a tasty beverage and not just you being a walking wallet. ...and yes, the tea was lovely. I'll be making a concerted effort to return.

Love this place! In love with the interior decor, it’s cosy and fun! The bookshelf, displayed products and the arm chairs are so pretty, quirky yet polished. They have interesting drink range. Got the dirty chai, it was spicy for sure, different from what I expected as it was Peruvian brewed coffee with the spices instead of an espresso shot in chai latte. Looking forward to go back to try another drink and read a book in those comfy looking chairs. Staff were absolutely lovely people, so friendly and so accommodating! Kudos to them. Note that it is card payment only!

I was dying for a tea (being the typical English person that I am!), and stumbled across this cute but trendy little place. My boyfriend and I shared a pot of tea and a vegan brownie, it was delicious and a very relaxing but cosy place with very friendly staff. Would definitely go back if we are in the area and would recommend.

I visited for their bottomless afternoon tea which was exciting as they specialise in tea here. I went for a cold green tea with some sweet syrup which was really nice and kept me in the Summer vibe. It was a warm day, so having a cool option was great. I'm unsure about the bottomless part of the booking as we didn't get any other teas, but the one we had was nice. For the afternoon tea bit, it consisted of three small cakes (sign outside said 4 though?). They tasted nice, but that was it, so I wouldn't call it an afternoon tea. The inside of the venue is amazing and we went in for a cocktail after having been sat outside. Cocktails were surprising good and I'd visit again for one of those and the chilled vibe inside. Overall it was a nice visit with very friendly and helpful staff who explained all the tea and cake options to us.

Me and my work colleagues walked past one morning and saw the free coffee sign. We popped in thinking it wasn't real or there was some catch, but all we got was gorgeous beverages, a history lesson on the company and some yummy cake. (Which was completely nut free putting me at ease) It's every millennials Instagram dream, the decor is beautiful - like nothing I'd seen before. But my biggest thing was the staff, ready for a laugh, answered all my questions and it was just a lovely surprise to walk in and receive that great customer service! I will be returning again very soon!!! Thank you!

Tea, books, and cocktails - I feel this place was possibly designed for me. All their tea is from a plantation they run, so they are certain the farmers are well treated and paid a fair wage, and that the tea quality is what they want. I have only tried their basic black tea so far, which was good. They have a wall of books, and if you just want to sit there and read, that's okay. If you want to take a book home with you, they'll only charge a couple of quid. I didn't get chance to try their cocktails, but intend to go back, as the descriptions sounded so good!

The cutest little tea spot 🍵. First time here and there's nothing I didn't love. Great tea (the masala chai that was boiled in a pan live in front of me was to die for!) and if you're not in the mood for tea they have cocktails. The manager Chris was absolutely delightful and took time to explain the teas and the process of making them. I also love that everything comes from one plantation owned by the business owners' family. It's also beautifully presented. Lovely!

Cute little tea shop in Covent Garden serving organic specialty tea from Bangladesh. It's an absolutely beautiful cafe, and the teas are really yummy - they taste surprisingly different from Ceylon tea. It has much stronger flavours. I especially liked the Ginger tea! Really great place to catch up with friends.