TeaHaus

An excellent choice of loose leaf tea is available at this tea room downtown. They have a catalog of all their teas available for your perusing which spells out the ingredients in the various blends. It's an urban look but a very comfortable feeling shop and friendly staff.

The food options are small, but wonderful, presented in a more modern fashion. Tea is steeped at the appropriate temperature for each leaf type which I've found to be a tricky thing to find at other tea rooms.

Do yourself a favor and spend an hour here - you won't regret it!

My mother, two small sons and I recently enjoyed this tearoom. There is a tremendous choice of loose leaf tea. The staff is very friendly and the food is excellent. It has an urban upscale look but very calm relaxing atmosphere.

Old friends make a new one.

Myself and four friends discovered the TeaHaus in Ann Arbor this Saturday. Since we don't live near each other, we like to find time for 'Tea with the Girls' at least every other month.

We found the listing, right here on TeaMap. Called and made a reservation. Even had to call and confess to running late. The owner, Lisa, is wonderful and truly enjoyable. The staff is friendly and welcoming. The tea room is inviting, cozy, yet crisp. The service is like your neighborhood coffee shop but with really friendly and helpful people. All but one of the tables were full while we were there - glad we made a reservation.

While there we discovered 'Dukkah', an Egyptian spice and nut combination served with olive oil, crusty bread, and ... (more)an assortment of dried fruit or olives and cheese. YUM!!! We also had the Quickie English Tea: finger sandwiches, scones, and dessert - all were very tasty (she makes her own lemon curd - heavenly). We tried and loved everything on the menu. We were too full to try the big lunch sandwiches.

The TeaHaus also has a large selection of loose tea. I found 5 different varieties to bring home. I'm more of a tradional black or green tea lover but my friend found alot of fabulous fruit teas that she plans to make ice tea with. I love how the store is seperate from the tea room. We never knew how busy the store was until we left the tea room.
I drove two hours to get there. Well worth the drive. The TeaHaus had been added to the 'Fabulous, wonderful, MUST GO HERE' list.

Side note: The mom in our group thought it was really lovely that they had a changing table in the bathroom and a extra natural diaper, in case of emergency.

We visited this tearoom on Sunday after a visit to the Hands On Museum, so I was with my family. Not only were we all welcomed, but there's even a sitting area with Miss Spider's Tea Party books for the kids to read!

The tea selection is phenomenal and the staff is very knowledgeable and friendly. Oh, and patient! It's hard finding what you like with kids calling for your attention.

You can choose to have any of their teas prepared hot or cold to go or to stay. The tearoom consists of two small retail spaces connected together. In one half, there is literally a wall of teas and a smaller selection of teapots, tea cups and various other tea accessories. In the other half, there are tables and chairs for sitting and working or chatting, or, during the week and on Saturdays, having a light bite to eat. It's very clean and very welcoming. I'd highly recommend it!