The tea is fantastic, mainly sourced from China and Taiwan. Brewed to perfection.

The tea bar attracts a diverse group of people. Vibrant discussion always arise.

(Full Disclosure: I’m friends with the proprietor. But who wouldn’t be!)

The tea is fantastic, mainly sourced from China and Taiwan. Brewed to perfection.

The tea bar attracts a diverse group of people. Vibrant discussion always arise.

(Full Disclosure: I’m friends with the proprietor. But who wouldn’t be!)

I’m so glad I found Yeti Tea on steepster because I would have never found out about this place otherwise. It’s run out of an apartment so finding it was kind of strange and getting upstairs was an adventure but I’m very glad I did find it. And don’t let the ‘run out of an apartment’ thing scare you. It’s a very friendly and inviting atmosphere. The guy who runs it, Joe, makes you feel very comfortable and is very informative without being overbearing about his knowledge of tea. There is a cute little “bar” set up and he serves tea gongfu style which was so enjoyable to take part in. It’s totally different than going somewhere and ordering a cup of tea and sitting down at a table to drink it because everyone having tea is involved and enjoying the tea together. If you’re thinking of trying Yeti Tea out, I would absolutely say go for it. The quality of the tea is very good and you can buy loose leaf tea to take home so that is a big plus. I really fell in love with an oolong I had and came home with two ounces of it.

Yeti Tea does accept credit cards.

Best pu-erh in town!