Always seems hard to find good tea selections anywhere. Places like this are always a welcome breath of fresh air in a land too obsessed with coffee to appreciate worthwhile tea.

Three of us went today for lunch. We had the Japanese cabbage pancakes, a delightful tea-pairing suggested by the cashier and chilled noodles & avocado. You order at the cashier and then they call your number to pick up your food tray. We were able...More

A place that everyone can love. Eclectic menu that keeps the locals coming back (The place was packed!). Yet, straight forward enough that a tourist family or couple can order easily and satisfactorily. Efficiency is the key and the atmosphere remains quaint/stylish despite the busy...More

We stopped to get a Jasmine tea and a mint infused tea. There are so many drink options all very fresh with loose teas. There are a great range of sandwiches and soups. There is order at counter and then pick up when ready service....More

We tried the cilantro scrambled eggs, the chicken apple sausage with naan and the sourdough waffle. Everything was great. Looking forward to another breakfast.

Stopped in here on the way to some museums nearby and was happy I did so. A good list of teas is there to review from all over the world. Had a hojicha and it comes out in its own covered mug, which also acts...More

An Asian bistro with nice tea and great small entrees. A mix of flavorful dishes, many with demonstrative vegetables. Straightforward yet fantastic desserts.

This Teaism is just perfectly located! Meeting up with old friends - we grabbed teas, bentu boxes and crossed the street to sit on a bench in Gallery Park. It was a wonderful day supported by delicious tea and healthy food! Highly recommend it!

This is a great combination of casual and very nice; the salted oatmeal cookies and ginger limeade are amazing, and the selection is unique and varied -- there is something for everyone, up to and including dinner options. It is also a lovely place, cozy...More

This is my second time visiting Teaism. The first time was at the Lafayette Square location many years ago after visiting the White House. I remembered the Bento Box and the teapots from our last trip, and made sure that we would stop again (this...More