I have been to the tea lounge for my Birthday Lunch. It was cute, the service and food were very good. I also picked up a few things in the shop while I was there. They usually have two teas brewed up for sampling, and will brew up one at your request. Teas are available by the ounce packaged in a foil lined kraft paper zip pouch with a minimum of 2 ounces per tea. It is a great way to purchase tea for refilling tins, for sampling, or getting smaller amounts of those teas that are offered only by the pound loose on the website. They have an array of teaware and offer tins of sachets as well as loose leaf.

I have also ordered tea from the shop there by email and they have shipped it to me. As of July 2012 shipping runs $4.50 up to $25 purchased, $5.50 for $25-50, $6.50 up to $125, and orders ship free at over the $125 level (of course they may need to change this with rising shipping costs). My interactions with the shop on multiple occasions have been very positive and personal.

Best tea room in the Berkshires & Hudson Valley area!

Love this place! I live in the Berkshires and have traveled here twice on my days off just to sit and drink their tea. I had my first matcha here, and it was lovely. It looked like a potion in the stone bowl they served it in :) The town it’s in, Millerton, NY, is absolutely lovely too. Great place to go for a day trip and just walk around!

Great place to visit, I actually accidentally stumbled upon the store on a back-roads drive from the lower Hudson Valley of NY to MA. Nice selection of teas and the workers are helpful, though perhaps not as out-going as the staff I’ve encountered at DAVIDsTEA in Quebec City.

If I’m in the area again, I will surely be stopping in for more tea…

I have been to the tea lounge for my Birthday Lunch. It was cute, the service and food were very good. I also picked up a few things in the shop while I was there. They usually have two teas brewed up for sampling, and will brew up one at your request. Teas are available by the ounce packaged in a foil lined kraft paper zip pouch with a minimum of 2 ounces per tea. It is a great way to purchase tea for refilling tins, for sampling, or getting smaller amounts of those teas that are offered only by the pound loose on the website. They have an array of teaware and offer tins of sachets as well as loose leaf.

I have also ordered tea from the shop there by email and they have shipped it to me. As of July 2012 shipping runs $4.50 up to $25 purchased, $5.50 for $25-50, $6.50 up to $125, and orders ship free at over the $125 level (of course they may need to change this with rising shipping costs). My interactions with the shop on multiple occasions have been very positive and personal.

This was my favorite tea store to go to until the Soho branch opened up. The smell of the shop is so cozy and the people were always helpful and informative about teas and what the special teas of the day were. The store is so small it always feels like it is crowded, since it seems whenever I go there are always many people. It’s a very different atmosphere from the Soho branch but both are welcoming and wonderful.

My favorite place for tea and scones!

their food is great and their tea selection is amazing. their sales room is very easy to navigate and they have alot of things to look though. :)