Tea In Berlin

Where can I buy tea in Berlin? Where can I have a good tea experience in a café? Tea shops in ... Friedrichshain ... Charlottenburg ... Schöneberg ... Mitte ... Kreuzberg Tea cafés in ... Neukölln ... Kreuzberg ... Mitte ... Charlottenburg ... Schöneberg ... Tempelhof More to come as I bike around the city and meet more tea lovers and shop owners. Curated by Michael Pieracci

[teainberlin]

Kos Tea

Location: Greifswalder Str. 10

A nice shop and cafe with a very good, wide selection of good teas and ceramics.

[teainberlin]

The Berlin Tea Festival takes place every November.

[teainberlin]

Cafe Klangwerk

Location: Kaiserin-Augusta-Straße 12, Tempelhof

This cafe offers food and many teas including a Persian style tea (Ceylon black tea with cinamon and cardamom), served with candied ginger. Cafe Klangwerk also hosts music performances.

[teainberlin]

Macha Macha

Location: Hasenheide 16, Kreuzberg

Very nice cafe and shop for Japanese teas, sweets, and teaware. They also host tea tastings, seminars and meditation events. The garden in front is of especially nice design.

[teainberlin]

Tee.Salon.Iki

Location: Böckhstr. 50, Kreuzberg

A great selection of Greek herbs. All sourced by the owner Panos and each with a curious story within Greek history.  Nice selection of honey too.

[mpieracci]

This is Tea is open Saturday and Sunday, from 12-18.00.

Gallery VonLbisG, Lausitzer Str. 10 (U Görlitzer Bahnhof).

I’ll be there serving hot and cold tea. Beer too.

[mpieracci]

This is Tea currently on display at VonLbisG.

Open Tuesday, Thursday 13:00 - 17:00 and Friday - Sunday 12:00 - 18:00 through 14 June.

[mpieracci]

This is Tea An exhibition on tea by Michael Pieracci

This is Tea showcases the artists enthusiasm in tea and explores the great range of color and texture possible. The focal point is an enormous amount of organic waste: used, dried tea leaves consumed in the last 12 months. As this tea (all types, all origins) was brewed and enjoyed throughout the year, the leaves were partly dried. Damp leaves were pressed onto paper, producing a series of unique prints. A series of photographs show cups of brewed tea, but the surprise is the richness and range of color that tea can produce.

Vernissage 30 May 2015 at 18.00.

Galerie VonLbisG, Lausitzer Str. 10, Berlin

Facebook event

[teainberlin]

Mamecha

Location: Mulackstraße 33, Mitte

A very nice Japanese restaurant and tea cafe. Their service includes instructions on how to refill the kyusu and enjoy several infusions. You can also buy bags of Japanese green tea.

[teainberlin]

P & T – Paper & Tea

Location: Alte Schönhauser Straße 50, Mitte

P & T has opened its second shop in Berlin. Like the original one in Charlottenburg, this new location in Mitte is also tastefully minimalist and invites customers to see and smell a great range of tea.

[teainberlin]

Café Oliv

Location: Münzstraße 8, Mitte

More of an upscale atmosphere with food to match. The tea service is presented well, especially hot water served in the cast iron pot, allowing the visitor to pour to their liking into a beautiful ceramic cup.

[teainberlin]

Gipfeltreffen

Location: Görlitzer Straße 68, Kreuzberg

A cozy cafe with a nice menu and satisfying tea experience. They serve loose leaf but in stuffed into a bag, so it's fine to pour the leaves right into the glass.

[teainberlin]

Companion Coffee

Location: Oranienstraße 24 (rear house), Kreuzberg

A small bar serving a very interesting selection of tea and great coffee too. It’s located inside a boutique shop in the rear house.

[teainberlin]

Cafe Katulki

Location: Friedelstrasse 40, Neukölln

 A very cute cafe run by a Polish woman with beautiful and colorful cups, plates, teapots. Delicious food and nice selection of good quality loose tea. Free wifi too.

[teainberlin]

Tee Tea Thé

Location: Goltzstraße 2, Schöneberg

Very nice cafe in addition to the tea shop selling mostly teas from Ronnefeldt.

[teainberlin]

Two and Two

Location: Pannierstraße 6, Neukölln

Very cute cafe with Japanese teas (Genmaicha and Hojicha), plenty of treats, places to sit, and reliable wifi.

[mpieracci]

I’m delighted to be co-hosting a special event all on tea. I’ll be presenting An Introduction to Tea as well as doing tastings of delicious teas.

t Berlin Fidicinstraße 38, Kreuzberg Saturday November 2, 16.00

Join us for this free event. More via Facebook