Tea was absolutely delicious. Had a nice relaxing time waiting for my room to be ready. Tea Was so goooooood, good just don't do the biscuits. read more

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Not to start with a clichee but the Tea Garden is literally an oasis in the middle of Dublin that one can go to nurture both their taste buds and their soul. I don't know if there's anything quite like it in Dublin but the Tea Garden earns the attribute of "chill" more than any other place I have visited from Thailand to San Francisco. You get into the Tea Garden by going down a winding set of stairs. Inside, you'll be welcomed with very soothing music, sometimes just sound-therapy style white noise and sometimes subtle lounge music. Downstairs, there are two areas with some really comfortable couches, some tables and an area out back where you can sit/lie down on the floor and cushions to truly lounge. Upstairs, there's an area with more tables and another couch and 3-4 large stalls made of bamboo where you can have some privacy while you lounge and enjoy your tea and hookah. Tea Garden does specialize in high-quality teas, so do expect to pay a bit more than your garden-variety tea at a cafe but the quality and presentation are top notch. The types and quality of tea that can be found here are representative of this approach to high quality tea. If you are new to the world of tea, I could suggest picking one of the white teas or the oolongs to taste something unique. If you like chai, you'll probably enjoy the masala chai tea which is really well done here. The hookah (sheesah) here is also quite good, although, I am a total hookah snob. I do think that the blends that they used are selected such that they will be a good compliment to tea as opposed to a regular hookah smoking experience. That said, the only other place I know that serves hookah in Dublin is the Morroccan place around the corner and Tea Garden's hookah is better. Finally, it is worth noting that the staff is very good but at the same time make a distinct effort to not be in your face to let you relax like you would at home. So if you have a burning need after you have made your initial order, it might be a minute before they come around. read more

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I've never been somewhere like the Tea Garden. In fact, after emerging from their shisha smoke filled basement, I'm not sure I didn't dream the whole place. It combines the best parts of pantomine Oriental decor with the warren-like layout of a crackhouse. The little ochaya-style spots upstairs are the perfect spot to space out for a few hours. My experience of their tea selection went from the sublime to the ridiculous. I'd recommend the sweet and spicy masala tea, just the thing to fuel a bit of banter. I'm sure somewhere in the world there's someone who likes the matcha tea too. It arrived at our table looking like something used to poison Indiana Jones. Despite the seawater taste, it's actually just a variety of green tea so at least it's got some dubious health benefits going for it. On the other hand, if matcha is the cure, I'd rather just stay sick. Two things to remember though, clean socks are essential if you're upstairs and it's a pricey enough spot. It cost about €15 for two pot-sized servings of teas. On the other hand, the hours do sort of disappear in there. Go when you've enough time to enjoy it. read more

I have to say, of all the places i've been in Dublin there really is nowhere like Tea Garden, was introduced to this place by a mate of mine. As Jason C says its a little dodgy going down the steps but once your in there what a place. Its probably the most chilled out coffee or tea place in the city. Split over two levels, we sat upstairs in the room featured in the photo, the huge vaulted roof is a great talking point as well as a goldfish bowl. They also have booths where you can lounge or lie and enjoy your tea or get a hookah pipe as well, how many places can you do this in Dublin. The staff are really lovely, very friendly and talk you through their menu. Our waitress explained the place is Slovakian owned where Tea shops like this are a common feature. Really could have stayed another few hours if the place wasn't closing. If you want to try somewhere a bit different check it out. read more

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I would never have walked in here if it wasn't for a recommendation of a trusted tea nerd. And holy gods of green tea, did I love this place. I spend a couple of hours here making the most of my Gyokuro (three infusions) and eating some really nice hummus. Internet was lightning fast and the young lady super helpful. Very recommeded to catch up with friends, to some serious working (infused by some high power tea), or have a shisha with a loved one. read more

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Awesome place for some shisha and tea. The exterior is so deceiving. You'd think this is some small enclosed space - and the stairs down to the basement doesn't suggest otherwise. Yeah, it's good to be wrong sometimes. The space opens up - I think the best seats are on the first floor with the windows opening to the inner garden. They open late - so it's great after a perfect evening of beer and friendly company. read more

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I had robust chocolate orange tea for first time visiting here. It was not really something I would like but I definitely come back as they really have a lot of different teas and I may find my favorite taste next time! read more

Tea Garden - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Dublin, D

I actually found this place here on Yelp, and I'm glad I got to check it out! We dropped in one afternoon while in town, and were disappointed when we were told it was full. We found it strange- the employee first asked us if we'd been before, and then when we said no, she immediately said it was full, as if our being able to sit down was contingent on our having been there before. We persevered, however, and made a reservation for the next day (Valentine's Day). We arrived and were nervous when another employee asked if we'd been before. This time, we were relieved to be seated in a beautiful and relaxing room next to a garden. It was a nice experience to remove our shoes and settle down on pillows on the raised floor. The music was quiet and relaxing, and there were other people in the room but everything was calm. There is an incredibly extensive selection of teas to choose from, which makes the menu a bit like a book! I ordered a cup of the salep, which turned out to be more like a porridge but nonetheless delicious. We ordered some of the tea biscuits on the side, which were crumbly and yummy to dip into our teas. An hour went by without us realising, which was a testament to the relaxed state of mind you find yourself in. Only complaints: the price for a pot of tea can be quite high, depending on the type. Wifi was very spotty and for the most part, didn't work. Lastly, it's so difficult to reach anyone on the phone! I tried calling multiple times and eventually got someone else to call for me, at which point an employee finally answered. Otherwise, an excellent, tranquil experience in the middle of Dublin! read more

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great decorum and a lovely place to hang out and have a chilled evening with friends, i'll definitely be back. Huge selection of teas that impressed my friend but I had to go for a strawberry milkshake that was pricey but delicious! read more

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First time visiting this place & I have to say I was pleasantly surprised! Great selection of teas & even the avid typical Irish tea drinker I was with was impressed! We settled on a pot of the Moroccan Mint tea & a post of the Darjeeling tea. The mint tea was lovely but possible a little too sweet. Not sure if it needed the extra sugar that the seem to have added. The Darjeeling was really nice, not too strong and didn't turn to tar the longer it was left brewing like some black teas tend to. Overall the ambiance was really relaxing and didn't feel two hours slipping by. My only grip is as a first time visitor the staff could have been a little more helpful in terms of the menu & making some recommendations of what to try. We were basically handed a menu & told to find somewhere to sit. but this in it's self wasn't enough to put me off making a return visit. read more

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The one thing I love about having Irish friends that don't drink is that they know of all the places sans alcohol because sadly if you are a non drinker your late night options are pretty shoddy. You enter through a door that is as akin to the tiki bar doors that scatter the west coast of the United States. We had the masala tea which had a beautiful milky texture brimming with spices like a good chai tea. There are multiple alcoves to chill out on cushions and relax. It really does encourage thoughtful conversation and calm. A great group spot as well as date spot. I will be making more use of it this month as I am broke and booze in this country costs as much as a date with Marlene Dietrich... When she was still breathing, of course. read more

I love this place. The whole chilled feeling is extraordinary. Wide varieties of tea, and accessories, and also smokeless sheesha! Simply amazing if you want to enjoy someone special's company in a more secluded, romantic manner read more

From the outside the tea garden does not look like much, nor does it look like it fits more than 5 people when you walk in, however upstairs offers plenty of room and a bit of privacy as well. The service was lovely and the tea was good. I loved the pot and the tea cups it was served in. If you like tea check out this place for sure. The menu was like a book so plenty of options. read more

I'm in love with this place! it's been on my list for a good while, but the outside looks a little tatty and never wanted to go alone, considering it is downstairs and didn't know what to expect. As soon as you rock down the spiral staircase and into the reception area, you're transported in a quiet, tranquil area, away from the hustle and bustle of the city, which is super relaxing. Their tea list is endless, but the staff are so knowledgable, and always recommend a great choice, I think I found a favourite though the last time, vanilla green tea, served in a small cup, it feels like you have an endless pot of tea. There are a number of different rooms and areas to chill out, my favourite being upstairs, where you can take you shoes off and lay down, very chill. If you haven't been, I'd recommend it, and i've no doubt it's a great place to chill on a rainy weekend day, just reading a book and drinking delicious tea! read more

Was here again last evening (after being turned away by two cafes at 7 who were closing in half an hour). It was open till 11pm! we got the room downstairs all to ourselves, there were 8 of us, and we shared three big pots of tea to a some really soothing, zen music, lying back on couches and comfy cushions. It was fantastic! Like being a teenager again and having your own little hangout room/shed/treehouse/attic/basement that is just for you and your friends. It was non-stop chatter and laughter (in fact we hope we weren't too loud), and it's finally great to have a late-night comfy place to hang out in, that is not a dark, dingy pub where you have to buy a €3.50 glass coke cos you don't drink. Tea came to around €3 per person and we shared a fruity 'Granny's Garden', a spicy 'Masala chai', and an energising 'Vital Woman' tea. read more

Wow... this place was not what I was expecting. I descend down a half length spiral staircase and emerged into a narrow hall with an empty reception on the right. There is exotic asian music playing. I venture forth and pass a table with a lone man sitting at it. Ahead there is a plume of smoke... I'm not sure, but I can't show any weakness! So I venture even further, through the smoke with an air of confidence, like I know were I am going. But really I don't know where I am going. I see Rashel - I am in the Tea Gardens and not a den of iniquity - hurrah! I settle down on a cushion, looking around at the other cushions, marveling at the fact I had to take my shoes off... it reminded me of being back in primary school where we had to wear slippers when they got carpet in. But before I could settle we are moved! One of the select booths upstairs had become available. So we ascend to comfier heights. Settled again I order a the Mate Lemon, which is a twist on their Mate Rancho. I wont pretend I knew what I was ordering, I didn't. But it came in a funky wooden bulbous shaped cup the a metal straw that had a filter at the end. And it didn't taste half bad. Everyone in our group marveled at what they had ordered and what it was served in. We all had a very enjoyable evening here, chatting about the short story we all had come to talk about. But we also talked a lot about the place we came to talk in. I will definitely be back, if not for the decor and relaxed atmosphere, definitely to try more of the massive selection of teas on the Tea Gardens menu. read more

Although the decor is quite shabby and one room looks like the basement out of That 70s Show, the Tea Garden still deserves a 4 out of 5. The concept of the place makes it stellar. Where else in Dublin can you recline on mats on the floor whilst smoking a hookah and taking in the benefits of green tea? It's refreshing that the city finally offers a an alcohol free late-night sanctuary! The inside of the place is like a labyrinth with twists and turns and dark corners where you can get privacy. If you come with a larger group, you can either sit in an almost private room downstairs or on Japanese styles booths upstairs. Besides tea and flavoured tobacco, they sell shakes and salty snacks. I recommend the Japanese crackers and the Summer pot of tea for 2. You can even buy a pair of artsy earrings on the way out. Not to be missed and definitely worth a visit on your lazy days. read more

Didn't actually sit and bask in the relaxing surrounds of this quirky little place unfortunately. A friend brought me in just to show it to me. I immediately liked it. A smattering of rooms and cool little cushioned booths as well as huge chicha pipes for puffing on strawberrys or vanilla or whatever it is you put in those things. Apparently the tea is horrendously priced though. I must make a point to hang out in here more often. Seems like a great place to chat or spend a little alone time. read more

It's not just a tea garden with good sheesha... it's an experience! There is not that many sheesha places in Dublin and usually there is always a little thing missing... but at tea garden I feel like you had it all... great tea!!! and I mean GREAT TEA!! perfect atmosphere... I mean think about it... you get to take your shoes off, and sit on cushions... and it gets better when you get the try the tea!!! So I can only recommend the place! You may want to call them and book a "seat" upstairs (it's the best area!!) Only thing that could be improved is that there is no much to have with your tea so if you get hungry you don't get much! read more

Go inside an chill... In the heart of the city of Dublin in the middle of allnthe traffic jams there's a place where you can forget the noise and the stress and this place is tea garden. Here you can enjoy a huge selection of teas and infusions while you are chilling in a fancy space. read more

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The Tea Garden was brought to my attention by a pamphlet i picked up randomly on Jervis Street. I'm hardly a huge tea fan, but the images of the interior presented it as a relaxed and alternative chill out zone, so i couldn't resist paying a visit. I didnt have too much trouble finding the place, its a 2 minute walk from Temple Bar. An old set of concrete steps lead off the quay down into the Tea Garden, and at first i was a little wary, it seemed as if i was stepping into someones basement. Id brought a friend along, and she was ready to turn around the minute we arrived, the exterior definitely didn't seem to match the interior decor that had grabbed my attention in the original pamphlet. However once we made our way inside, any worries quickly passed. The relaxed atmosphere i expected quickly washed over us with the combination of light instrumental music and gentle lighting from a mixture of candles and subdued bulbs. The lady at the counter asked if it was our first visit, then proceeded to show us around the whole place while simultaneously explaining the different teas they served and the merits of each. The Tea Garden consists of 2 floors and roughly 5 different rooms. The main lobby feels incredibly bohemian with its impressive selection of tea, tea pots, sheshas and old board games. Theres another section done up in a fantastically kitsch 70s style, with retro furnishings and colorful wallpaper. We settled on the section upstairs designed like a proper old Chinese tea garden, with knee level tables, cushions on the floor and bamboo everywhere. I was already entirely absorbed by the place, and we hadn't even ordered our drinks yet. Tea prices range from 5-13 euro for a pot which is enough for 2-3 people. It is a tad pricey, but its clear you're paying for the atmosphere. We settled for a pot of 'Never ending summer', a 6euro fruit tea recommended by the owner. Service was somewhat slow, but its entirely forgivable because of the time it takes to brew the tea and almost enhances the relaxed atmosphere of the location. We only stayed for 45 minutes because we had to catch a bus, but i could easily see myself hanging around for hours in the future, chilling out and trying the various teas on offer. The Tea Garden is a relaxing and spacious bohemian paradise right in the center of Dublin, which i wouldn't hesitate to recommend to anyone. read more

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Since the first time i went here ive been really impressed. The decor, the seating, the tea, the shisha pipes. This a great place to go with a couple of mates. Ive gone here tons of times, an just recently with my mam and sister for mothers day. I always order the Irish cream tea or the Grannys Garden. The shisha if you've never experienced it,is something i highly recommend, even once. The atmosphere here is so relaxed it is easy to spend the entire evening here. Which the staff thankfully don't seem to mind at all! They also have a small selection of games, books & magazines you can use for those of you that need something to keep you entertained :-) read more

Ah this place is only lovely. I've been meaning to get here for AGES, and wandering around yesterday with my laptop looking for a place to work, it dawned on me to give it a try. So, some observances: - They have one room downstairs that looks out into a gorgeous meditation garden - that was my fave - The wifi is really not good. I ended up tethering from my phone, and had to go upstairs to do this, as you don't get much signal downstairs - It seems it hasn't been done up in a while - it's a little tired around the edges, but only if you really look. Generally, once you get in here, you're transported into tranquility, with their lovely plingy-plongy music and hushed speaking voices - Unless you're near the fish tank upstairs, which sounds like it may be on it's last legs...! - The tea list is immense - have a chat with the workers and they will figure out something suitable for you. I tried one of the Darjeeling multiple infusion ones, and it was amazing. - I loved the ceremony with which it's served, gorgeous - Staff are lovely and welcoming. To summise, it's a little tatty round the edges, but honestly, also perfectly delightful if you don't look tooo close :-) read more

I was introduced to Tea Garden many years ago. Four of us ended up there this time, happy to find a place where it is possible to have a conversation without having to shout over ambient music. Tea Garden proved a success, even the more sceptical amongst us gave it a thumbs up. After all, we left a fancy pub for a tea place, bit of a gamble on a Saturday evening! We all got different teas and got to sample from each other - perfect. They were all so different and so good. Who knew hot water brewed with herbs could taste so nice? The best thing about Tea Garden is how relaxed it feels - nobody ever rushes you out of the way and there is a definite thrill to being able to (having to) kick off one's shoes and sit on the carpet. Thumbs up! read more

It's a case of expecting too much for me. I headed here to meet a friend one Sunday. I was excited and was immediately taken in with the cosy surroundings. There weren't many there and we decided to sit in a small room off the stairs, which was definitely a mistake. We sat back with the menu and enquired whether there was any food. Nope, apparently, just biscuits and nuts. I'll admit that I was a bit put off by this, I was expecting a small food menu. We decided to stay anyway and ordered our tea, a gunpowder tea (can't remember exactly which one) and a South American lemon tea which we were warned was jammed with caffeine. The staff were nice but didn't put me at ease as our waiter seemed nervous, or jumpy...possibly a consequence of working somewhere with such a ready supply of tea? The teas didn't take long, I was a bit put out that mine was given to me in a wooden pot 'ready to drink'. Totally a personal preference here but even though there's the standard x minutes brewing for different teas I would prefer a timer so I might brew it to taste. For this type of tea I would also prefer a tetsubin with a removable strainer because since it was given ready to drink and the leaves were in the pot the inevitable happened and within 10 minutes the tea had gone from delicious to bitter and cold. We began to chat and then the toilets started flushing, apparently the room we were in was right next to the toilets and we could hear most everything that went on in there. Luckily with not too many patrons there at the time it didn't bother us too much but it was a wee bit off putting. For a place that's so 'all about tea' I wasn't really wowed. That said I enjoy the idea of a Tea Garden on The Quays that opens late as a proper pub alternative. I daresay I'll be back to give it, and the hookahs, another shot! read more

I popped in here with my wife one afternoon, after reading the reviews on Yelp, and I wasn't disappointed. It had only opened for the day, and we were the first through the doors! This is an unusual place, and feels strange in Dublin, but I like to see businesses catering for different tastes and providing something out of ordinary. Fittest impressions were that we get offered something other than tea, but this is not the case at all :). The guy who greeted us, told us to have a look around and sit anywhere; there are several seating arrangements over a few floors and in various styles/rooms. We chose the one with the fish tank. Very comfy chairs, relaxing music and gentle lighting! Went for a RooiBos (forgive the spelling please) red tea from South Africa, which was good, although slightly sweet, and a South American tea which came in a large cup shaped like and avocado. It was slightly oily in taste, but pleasant. I've marked it down as they could do with offering some more food options apart from crisps/nuts. But I think I would go back, and a friend of mine would love it (very into his tea). p.s. don't be intimidated by the entrance....... read more

I love, love, love this place. One of my favorite spots in Dublin. It's so relaxing and chill; they do tea and hookah (shisha, they call it here), and no alcohol. You sit Japanese-style on cushions, and there's this zen music and a general sense of well-being and calmness. It's a really nice alternative to the normal pub scene and it's way better than the normal dingy hookah bar you'd find in the States. The menu is enormous, with, I'd guess, over sixty teas. The tea comes in a small pot big enough for two people, which is between 5 & 10 euros. I've had the rooibos, which wasn't great (normally I like rooibos, but this had a funny sickly sweet aftertaste), and a jasmine green tea, which was really lovely, light and crisp. The hookah is 10 euros, and comes in a variety of standard flavors (apple, peach, rose, vanilla, watermelon, etc... the usual, I guess.) The Tea Garden keeps a pile of board games and cards downstairs. So you can play Scrabble as you lounge with your tea and hookah. Honestly, it's just so chill and fun. Go with a bunch of friends and the hours just sort of disappear in there. It's hard to get in and out in under two hours, I think. Why not five stars? First of all, there's no food, which is frustrating -- you can get biscuits and "salty sticks", which turned out to be just pretzels sticks, but nothing more filling than that. And secondly, the service is terrible. The first time I went, my friends and I waited over twenty minutes without anyone coming to take our order; when my friend went downstairs to investigate, she found the woman who had shown us our seats asleep by the bathroom. Okay. It takes them close to fifteen minutes to bring you a pot of tea, and then over twenty to get the hookah, which feels... excessive. So sometimes my zen at being in the Tea Garden has been overruled by my frustration over the poor service. read more

A rare quiet city spot, lots of space and seating options, truly welcoming friendly staff, tasteful new age/instrumental music. Prepare to pay more almost cocktail prices for a excellent cup of tea. Shakes available. Keeps coming back, leaving relaxed every time. read more

What a great place that is! Perfect if you're looking for a quite place to catch up with your friends or for a date. Tea selection is superb. They also doing some snacks. The only thing they are missing is to have maybe some cakes on the menu. Highly recommend! read more

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Tea heaven. The menu is a book in itself. If you're not much of teaspert like myself the staff will help you out when you're ordering. It's a good place to meet up with friends for a chat over a cuppa. There's space both upstairs and downstairs. Leave your holey socks at home as this is a shoe free zone! :-) read more

Definitely a different Tea drinking experience. The service leaves a little to be desired but, it does take quite some time to decide which of the 100 plus teas you're going to sample. All the teas come in their own little teapots so you can share with friends. There is a lovely chill atmosphere and a good selection of boardgames if you're feeling up to it. I haven't tried the sheesha or the food but I've heard both are decent if you don't mind waiting. read more

I have been to many shisha places all around the world .. This was by far the best . Me and a friend were on a day trip / all day bender in Dublin our bellies full of Guinness Jameson's and abrakebabra Ok that's a lie I just wanted to say abrakebabra one more time .Our legs completely gone with too much walking and too much booze . We had been up since 4 am and drinking for about 12 hours straight . This place was the best decision we had made that day . The tea and hookah were "incredible" and the atmosphere was so chill we almost fell into a shisha coma . Ordered apple and cocktail which were both amazing and smoked really well the tea was a green mint tea ... So good I could have drank 10 Potts , spoke to who I thought was the owner super cool guy . read more

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This place doesn't seem like much from the outside, but I love my tea and this place caught my eye as I was strolling by the Liffey on a Saturday afternoon. At first, I thought this was one of those take-away cafes, but I was pleasantly surprised by the ambience of the place. As you enter the shop by descending a flight of stairs, you are greeted by the fragrance of the large variety of teas that they serve. They have an good selection of teas from around the world and they make them well. I tried the Paraguan mate and the Moroccan mint tea (Nomad) and both were excellent. The Nomad was probably one of the best mint teas I have had. They have good internet and it is not too noisy, which I thought made it a great place to work, although it may not suit everyone. They also have booths upstairs that you can get if you wanted more privacy. Oh, and they also serve sheesha, which seemed popular, but I did not try it on this visit. All in all, great place to idle away an afternoon chatting with friends or working on your machine in case you're a sorry ass who doesn't have friends ;) read more

Tea Garden - Moroccan mint tea - Nomad. One of the best mint teas I have had. Will recommend! - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Dublin, D

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Probably the best Shisha place is Dublin and one of the best I have visited world wide. The interior design is very different and sublime. You feel very relaxed just by sitting down and looking at the menu as it comes with a different experience. I was very impressed the first time I went there and I still go sometimes when am free. The staffs have always been very nice and friendly. There are board games and different things you can do inside. The selection of Tea and the history and details you receive on the menu is quite fascinating. Even there are no real walls to separate the lounge upstairs you still feel cosy and not disturbed by others. The Shisha is very good as well. Although I would like more options on the menu like fast food and all as sometimes you want to stay there for hours. If you want to smoke Shisha with a group of friends and you want to have a unique experience this is the place to be ;) read more

Normally I like the tea garden but I am going to write a scalding review of it. Today I just had a very bad experience. I went there to kill some time and I knew it would be busy as it is always busy on Saturdays. We ordered the tried and tested favourite, the masala tea. the waitress told us it would be fifteen minutes as it was busy and we thought that was fine. It took forty five minutes to arrive by which point I almost had to leave to go to a prior engagement. I had five minutes, ten if I rushed, to drink half a pot of extremely hot and quite expensive tea. I asked the waitress when my ten minutes was up if there was any way I could bring some of it with me (I know it's usually not done but I thought it was worth a try given the circumstances). She was very unhelpful and I'm not really sure she understood what I was asking her. Anyway, I do usually like it in here but the service wasn't great today of all days and they weren't apologetic about it either. I do recognise that it was an unusual request though. read more

It's a great place to go if you want tea late at night. There aren't many places that stay open as late as this one. There's a great relaxed atmosphere inside and the selection of teas is to die for. The staff are very friendly and helpful. One helped me choose a tea! read more

This place can be very relaxing indeed. Sitting on the ground while having some tea and a nice relaxing conversation really gives you a brake from the chaos you usually get in Dublin. A wide selection of teas and a calming atmosphere, you'll almost miss the entrance when arriving there. Just find the bamboo fence and head downstairs. I hear it may sometimes be hard to find a booth during peak hours, but I had no trouble on a Friday night (although there was only one free). The only downside was a very noisy group in the booth besides us, playing games and being very loud. The patrons didn't grab their attention and ask for a more well behaved tone - which should be the standard for a place like this. Downsides: there is no parking and they don't accept credit card. Two teas and a snack can cost around €20, so it's not the cheapest place. But it's well worth it if you want to relax! read more

I enjoy coming here to relax with friends. While the tea isn't to my liking (I'm more of a coffee fan) my friends do enjoy it a lot. They have a great menu with many types of tea. read more

Unlike shush places this tea room is very calm and quite. I did not expect it to look the way it is when my friend took me there, especially when i took the stair down to the cafe. Then you go in and its another world, as if you were going to a spa. the place is interesting you can book something like a cabin made of bamboo sticks or you can sit in different rooms and all of them has this relaxation atmosphere. They offer plenty types of teas and infusions all around the word. I had a fruity tea and my friend took a houka and she seemed to enjoy it. read more

Hanging out on a cool and grey Sunday. Tea Garden is the place to be. A nice relaxing atmosphere and a very inviting floor that will make your worries go away. The ice tea is not too sweet which is the way I like it. read more