Tea Rooms in University-Rosedale, Toronto, ON
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415 Spadina Ave, Toronto, M5T 2G6
(416) 432-3139
Tea Room, Restaurant, Tea house 
Crimson Teas is a beloved tea room in Toronto, known for its huge portions of delicious food and amazing tea. The owners are passionate and knowledgeable, providing excellent service and sharing their expertise on the health benefits of the teas. The food is described as flavorful, distinctive, and home-made, with many praising the turmeric chicken and black tea noodles. The atmosphere is quiet and cozy, with long wood tables and a warm environment. Customers appreciate the generous portions and reasonable prices. 
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934 Yonge St, Toronto, M4W 2J2
(647) 728-3858
Tea Room, Tea store Tao Tea Leaf is a highly-rated tea merchant in Toronto with an extensive selection of tea types and knowledgeable staff. Customers praise the exceptional quality of the teas, the amazing service, and the wide variety of choices. Tea lovers are encouraged to try new flavors and are often delighted with their purchases. 
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201 Harbord Street, HARBORD VILLAGE, Toronto, M5S 1H6
(416) 537-5959
Conceived, designed, and built by Mark Newell & Andrea Heins, Bampot is now run by Mark with the help of a crew of dedicated tea lovers. Bampot's goal has always been bring together individual passions and talents to create a community space full of warmth, comfort, and entertainment. We're very passionate about everything we do here at Bampot because although Toronto has plenty of bars and cafes, there is a shortage of spaces that act as a public living room - and that's what we're here to give you. WHAT IS A BOHEMIAN TEA HOUSE? The Czech tea house tradition was started by a group of committed tea enthusiasts who continued to illegally import, brew, and sample tea during the communist era. After the Velvet Revolution these daring souls opened up shop in Prague, and their passion for tea and its surrounding culture sparked what is now a major industry in the Czech Republic. Today the country, which is less than 1/10th the size of the province of Ontario, is home to more than 300 tea houses. After two visits to Prague to tour these tea rooms, their immense popularity is no mystery to us. The majority of customers seem to find there is something beyond the benefits of mere tea drinking that come with visiting a tea house. Some have described it as a sense of ‘sanctuary’, while others say they love getting away from the usual noisy, bustling atmosphere you find in a crowded bar or a modern, laptop-filled coffee shop. All of the staples for creating this type of ‘magic’ space are in evidence at Bampot: there is warm lighting, comfortable seating, a plethora of unique teas, affordable yet delectable food, games to play, tobacco-free hookahs to smoke, and above all an unhurried mode of operations that lets you order, lounge and leave at your own pace. 
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106 Cumberland St, Toronto, M5R 1A6
(416) 927-8777
Tea Room, Bubble tea store, Bubble Tea Shop Kung Fu Tea on Cumberland in Toronto is known for its delicious bubble tea offerings, with a wide variety of flavors, vegetarian options, and reasonable prices. Many customers praise the freshness and quality of the drinks. While some have had positive experiences with the service, others have reported inconsistent service or unfriendliness from certain employees. Accessibility is also a concern as the location is not wheelchair accessible. 
