This review is not for the English tea service, this is solely based off dropping in and grabbing tea and macarons. They have a wide range of teas and it's almost overwhelming, but the staff did a great job at helping me out. I really liked the environment and how peaceful it seemed inside. I asked for a sweet tea and they recommended the peaches and cream which I thought was good, but not all that sweet. I ordered 3 macarons (I only remember the flavors being candy corn and plum) and they were surprisingly average. They looked delicious but I wasn't a fan of any of them. I wish I could say I love this place because everyone I know speaks so highly of them, but I just wasn't a huge fan. read more

TeaHaus - Peaches and Cream 32oz - Macarons Near Me - Ann Arbor, Michigan

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My first visit! My tea tasted excellent after a 12 min wait. It was a busy day. As I walked in, I noticed 3 counters. There's no indication the counters have different services. There's no signage to assist where to go to place your order or to pick up your order. Special needs individuals would have a more rewarding experience if there was signage in place. Thank yo, greatly. read more

Quite possibly my favorite place in Ann Arbor, period. More teas than you can imagine to choose from! And get the English Quickie for a great deal- $11 gets you the tea sandwiches, a scone and spreads, and a dessert! Everything I've had here has been amazing. The top tea sandwiches are hands down the cucumber ones and the chicken salad. I could eat those every day. But all the other ones I've tried have been great too! I even like their macarons, and I am extremely picky with macarons! You really can't go wrong here. They only take reservations for people doing the $35 high tea, which is honestly pretty overpriced considering what a good deal the English Quickie is! Take your chances and grab a table instead :) read more

This is a favorite spot for any tea- and macaron-lover in town! I docked it down a star due to several factors. First, the layout of the place can be confusing to newbies here. The shop has two entrances, one that is more food-focused (which has more tables for sitting at), and one that is more tea-focused. You can run up a tab ordering from both sides of the store to ensure that you get both food and drink, but the process for this is not clearly marked out, and so you do get quite a few people wandering in and out of both sides amidst the tables of dining customers, in the process of deciding what to feast on. Secondly, the decor of this place is confusing - parts of it evoke a tea merchant's counter from a century ago, whereas other parts of it (like their utilitarian modern black chairs and table) - decidedly don't. Thirdly, they don't have or didn't offer a menu you can hold in your hands for the food side (they have a tea list on the counter for the tea side), so that it can be difficult for people who aren't able to read the menu off the wall board, and you end up standing there awkwardly gawking in front of the food-side cashier before you make your order. The tea side of this is amazing. There are so many varieties of tea that it gets difficult to choose one to try. They serve many varieties each of black tea, green tea and floral tea, and allow you to smell before you make your selection. Tea brewing is kept to a high standard - when you order a pot, they finish brewing the tea and serve it without the tea leaves in order to ensure it does not oversteep. A 20oz pot is good to share for two people to have perhaps 1.5 tea cups each. I tried the lychee black tea and would highly recommend it, but I suspect that the other flavors are excellent as well, so do whatever catches your fancy. The tea-side of this shop also features a range of tea brewing paraphernalia, if you're looking for a gift for any tea-loving friend. The macarons here deserve a paragraph of their own. They are about a (small) palm-size each, and are lots of macaron crust filled with some cream. Friends of mine come here especially to obtain a macaron. I could distinctly taste the bourbon pecan flavor in my macaron cream and enjoyed that; however my slight critique is that the cream was unevenly spread throughout the macaron. But if you're having one of those days that a smaller-sized macaron won't cut it, you know where to visit! Service was great - but the customer experience was limited by the layout factors I mentioned above. By the way, this place also features a fairy door (pictured), for those doing that tour around town! read more

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I strongly hope that no one goes here to have a long study session. While TeHaus is a niche spot, it's pretty popular, so seating may not be the easiest thing to find. -------------------------------------------- When you walk in, you may be pleased to smell a mixture of scents, ranging from earthy to milky smooth, etc. There is a wide assortment of choices, which may make the process of finding that perfect tea to drink even more difficult. Luckily, there's a very detailed and helpful tea menu, although, it's more of a manual. They are very eager to allow you to smell the different types of teas, which makes it even easier to decide. What I especially enjoyed about TeaHaus was that instead of filling up a large teacup with tea, it is served in a teapot, which makes the whole experience more ~authentic~. Overall, if you're looking for a nice and quiet (but not too quiet) place to catch up with an old friend, new friend, or to quietly do some self-reflective reading, TeaHaus is the way to go. read more

TeaHaus - Macarons Near Me - Ann Arbor, Michigan

Smells are amazing and the food was great! Staff was very friendly and helpful for an out of towner.

Yesterday it was snowing outside and my internet stopped working, but none of this bothered me because I was enjoying a lovely pot of hot tea and the relaxing cafe music at TeaHaus. Since I'm not familiar with the cafés in the area, I consulted my fellow Yelpers who led me to this little gem in Ann Arbor and I'm so glad they did! Others described this as a relaxing environment to work with free wifi and excellent service; I couldn't agree more! They had padded faux leather high back chairs that were incredibly comfortable and plenty of space at the tables for tea service and a book (though I'm told this place is quite popular when it's not snowing outside). The Quickie English Tea was too good of a deal to pass up and provided a nice sampling of the TeaHaus offerings. For $10.25 I was able to enjoy 3 finger sandwiches; a scone with clotted cream, lemon curd and jams; my choice of a dessert or "sweet ending." The Brie with Fig sandwich was served on a toasted baguette with the brie warmed up and was quite delicious. The Peppered Salami with Herb Butter was also served on a freshly toasted slice of baguette and was tasty. The Egg Salad sandwich had a nice flavor and was most reminiscent of a traditional English tea sandwich with the crusts cut off and artfully arranged with a slice of cucumber on top. I enjoyed a large pot (20 oz.) of the Indian Chai tea which had great notes of cinnamon, cardamom, and cloves without any spicy licorice notes (always a concern of mine when trying a new Chai tea). The tea came in an elegant teapot complete with a cute carafe for my milk and honey and a napkin with the most adorable teapot napkin ring. Bottom line: Visit this lovely tea house, enjoy a pot of tea, and try a French macaron! read more

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What a cute spot in A2! It's in a fantastic, convenient location too. I was looking for a place for solid Chinese tea and Teahaus definitely delivers on that. We ordered: *12 oz pot of Yunnan Pu Erh - I liked this so much that I bought 50g to take home ($5.70) *20 oz pot of Oolong *Scone Plate (traditional scone & specialty scone served with clotted cream, lemon curd, haus-made compote, marmalade) - not the best scones I've had -- they were a little bitter for some reason but acceptable! Love me some clotted cream. *Lavender Shortbread Cookie: almost a little bit too lavender-y which reminds me of lavender body butter/soap, but the shortbread texture was great! *PB&J (strawberry pink peppercorn) Macaron - It tasted exactly like an uncrustable haha. I didn't think I would like this one at all, but it wasn't bad *Alfajores (dulce de leche sandwich cookies) - these were my FAVORITE of the bunch. The shortbread was wonderfully buttery (I even liked the crumbly nature of them) and the dulce de leche added a beautiful delicate sweetnesss. I could have eaten 3-4 more of these, easy. Note that if it's not a premium tea, it's one pour only (they brew it for you & don't give you the tea leaves). I'll be back for high tea (must make reservation in advance!) 273/365 read more

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I got Victorian Earl Grey tea and two macaron, they were so good. I think I'll be back with all my girlfriends so we can have our tea time! ‍ If you the English high tea, with many deserts on the plates, you need to reserve. They don't provide the service or the deserts without reservations. :( Thank you TeaHaus for such a good experience, I particularly enjoyed smelling all of the tea leaves when the worker helped me to decide what kind of tea I like. Favorite place in Ann Arbor! Great service too. read more

TeaHaus - Victorian Earl Grey - Macarons Near Me - Ann Arbor, Michigan

Street parking, but there are lots nearby as well. They have lots of tea options, but I love their macarons. So many flavors and they change them up every few weeks. Sometimes they have them for the season which makes it fun too. I always try to pop in for some of their macarons when I'm in Ann Arbor. read more

TeaHaus - Macarons Near Me - Ann Arbor, Michigan

Adorable tea shop, great tea and service! Come for the full English Tea Service! Tucked away in historic Kerrytown, TeaHaus is a very cute local tea shop in Ann Arbor. With a friend visiting in town, I thought it would be fun to do something different so we did the Full English Tea Service. You have to make reservations ahead of time, so make sure you do that, but they are very accommodating and weren't booked at all for a Saturday afternoon. We even arrived early and they had our table all set up already. The great thing about Saturdays in the dining room: it's a no-laptop zone! With the Full English Tea Service you get: * Bottomless teapots so you can try all the tea you want * First course (a soup) * Tower: finger sandwiches, scones w/ all the accouterments (clotted cream, lemon curd, jam, marmalade), macarons, cookies, petite fours They were even accommodating and made vegetarian finger sandwiches for me. I tried the Indian chai which was pretty much identical to my mom's, so that was great! For the vegetarian finger sandwiches I had: * Spinach Artichoke crostini * Egg salad (with a horseradish mustard. SO good) * Brie and fig jam crostini Everything was so delicious! The clotted cream and lemon curd on the scones were to die for. The macarons were so light and flavorful and the petite fours were very rich but delicious. The price for the full service is $28/person which is reasonable considering the service is fantastic, the staff friendly, the food delicious. I paid the same for a place in Birmingham and it wasn't nearly as good (their accommodating to vegetarians wasn't nearly as nice). I would absolutely recommend TeaHaus to folks for either the full service or just buying tea and eating in the cafe! read more

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I have a new bad habit of getting French macaroons from here when I'm around. :p they are huge! Their flavors change every month too. They're all pretty sweet and most don't have strong flavors other than sweet but it does hit my sweet tooth. The cafe area is nice to sit down in especially during the cold winter. Haven't tried anything else from them but the food looks like it could be good and so does the tea. read more

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I love TeaHaus. I stop by there both to buy loose lead tea to brew at home (their selection is huge and no matter what type of tea you'll prefer they'll definitely have something for you) and to order food and get reading done in the store. My go-to is the English quickie, it's a very good deal. For a little over $10 you get a scone and all the fixings, three finger sandwiches, and a dessert of your choice. So far I've been impressed by everything I've had! One thing to note if it's your first time there is that the way you order can be confusing--the food ordering is in one room and tea ordering is in another, and if you plan to do both just tell them so and they'll start a tab for you. Another thing to note is that seating is limited. Last time I was there I saw multiple parties who had planned to dine in end up getting tea and food to go because there was nowhere to sit--they looked sad. read more

TeaHaus - English quickie with a chicken salad sandwich, a cucumber and cream cheese sandwich, and a Brie and baguette sandwich. - Macarons Near Me - Ann Arbor, Michigan

Came here about a month ago with my sils and it's such a cute little tea place! I wish there was more room to sit (like more seating tables) because we had to wait until a table left to be seated. Other than that everything was so cute and the macarons and tea were delicious!! Next time I'll have to come and try the full service english tea read more

TeaHaus - Macarons - Macarons Near Me - Ann Arbor, Michigan

This was a lovely downtown Ann Arbor experience. Per the recommendation of my dining mate, I ordered the coconut green tea and was not disappointed. And, because you can't have a full tea experience without a scone and clotted cream, I opted for the scone sampler that featured a specialty scone and classic scone alongside clotted cream (YES), jam and lemon curd. The whole round up was delicious. I appreciate that on the weekends this space is laptop/phone free. This seems to be a trend with teahouses and the world could use more of this lately. Luckily, it was kosher during our Tuesday morning visit for us to work on our laptops for a bit while chowing down. Note that this is a great spot to experiment with new teas. The wall on the tea side of the business if filled with dozens upon dozens of canisters for customers to smell and try something new. For those with an appetite, they also offer a rotating menu of macaroons from a neighboring bakery as well as savory options like quiche and tea sandwiches. My only complaint would be that ordering on the separate sides can be somewhat wonky especially when they're busy around lunchtime. read more

TeaHaus - Scone plate $6 - Macarons Near Me - Ann Arbor, Michigan

I love this little tea house. Their wall of tea is exquisite. I like to come here with a friend, catch up, over tea, and have a little treat to eat. They have cute tea related tools and teapots to browse through, too! Look closely and you will find the fairy house in the wall! read more

TeaHaus - Scone plate. Check out all the jams. - Macarons Near Me - Ann Arbor, Michigan

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I stopped by here because I was craving a macaron along the way of my travels. I think their giant macarons are what make this cafe unique from other tea shops. I wish I had taken my macaron pic with an object near it to reference its size! I also like how you can read the various tea books alongside the walls of the shop if you have time to sit down for a while. I would say this is a great cafe in which to study, but they don't open that late into the evening and there is limited seating. Overall, it's a cute daytime cafe if you want to get a little bit of work done while the sun is still up. read more

TeaHaus - Cookies and cream GIANT macaron. - Macarons Near Me - Ann Arbor, Michigan

So I get really really excited about the idea of a tea party. Unreasonably so? Perhaps. But Tea Haus offers so many tea party esque goodies the Mad Hatter would surely approve. My friend and I split a passionfruit macaron, a vanilla macaron, and a chocolate chip orange scone with the "toppings". What are scone toppings you might ask (like I did)? Well one is a mixed fruit preserve, an orange marmalade, clotted cream, and a lemon custard. Had a huge 20 oz tea pot of the autumn spice (personally I don't think they steep their tea long enough), and comes with sugar and your choice of dairy. I hear they have your own tea party for $28, including unlimited tea, snacks, and desserts. Definitely will try sometime this year! (birthday?) read more

TeaHaus - Carrot cake (winner!) key lime, and strawberry mint lavender. - Macarons Near Me - Ann Arbor, Michigan

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This is a great place to grab a warm drink especially when it's cold outside! I got the China milk jade tea and it was so delicious. I was told by my brother that they brew this over hot milk, which gives it a wonderful taste! I definitely recommend coming here to get some quality tea/coffee! read more

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Absolutely love Teahaus, Lisa is a delight! I used to come here at least once every other week for the English Quickie with a friend prior to moving back to Detroit and it always felt like a calming oasis with really, really good scones. I miss flipping through the binder of tea flavors and choosing what pot I wanted to get that day. I haven't been back since the pandemic started (pretty much confined to delivery lately) but I used their online store to send a friend a small care package and had a great experience with their delivery speed and customer service as well. The tea is always high quality and their selection is MASSIVE. I'm currently very into pumpkin chai but their roasted almond is my favorite tea ever. I have unashamedly purchased it by the half pound, not the ounce. I hear they have Tea to Go, but haven't tried it yet. It seems like they've been putting in a lot of effort to keep things as safe as possible and updating customers on any changes. read more

One of my favorite places in Ann Arbor. I love the tea selection, the quality, the staff, and the environment. Everything is high quality with thoughtfulness to those coming. Raw honey, teaspoons, personal teapots, it's all great! The staff and owner are kind and considerate. Feels like they love having you there. Treat yourself and try the English tea party. The finger sandwiches, scones, lemon curd!!, and all the tea you want. I'm a big fan. TeaHaus is my cup of tea! Wish I could give them 6 stars!! read more

Stopped in for a quick tea to go, and was amazed by the variety they had available. If you're a tea aficionado, this is a must visit. There is literally an entire wall filled with different teas to choose from. Better yet, you can order your tea cold or hot, or you can just get some to brew yourself at home. Each of the servers were very kind, patient, and above all, knowledgeable about the beverage choices and recommendations. Also, next door is a pastry section with snacks and British style fancy bites. I believe there is a $25 service option to have a fancy tea party, haha. I can most certainly see myself visiting TeaHaus anytime im in Ann Arbour. My rating will probably go up to a full five, once I actually sit down and have a bit more from their menu. read more

TeaHaus - Macarons Near Me - Ann Arbor, Michigan

Hands down, the most comprehensive selection of tea anywhere in Michigan. Funny though, even though they have a HUGE selection, I almost always get the Cream Caramel Rooibos. So good! ....but let's get real; the true star of Tea Haus is their macarons. The flavors vary each month and they are made in house. I've had macarons from several places in Michigan, Chicago, NYC and even the famous Bouchon bakery. None of them hold a candle to those from Tea Haus! For a special treat, try their full English tea service! read more

TeaHaus - Macarons Near Me - Ann Arbor, Michigan

Love love love this place. So much tea selection, it's like belle's bookcase except of tea. You can mix and make your own creations. The desserts are the best!! I love love love macarons and they are just yummy. But their cake, I hate sweet frosting. RBIs frosting was heavenly and light and not too sweet I wanted to eat straight from the bowl. It's the perfect place to bring friends or out of town guests as it's charming and delicious! read more

TeaHaus - Amazing cake!!! Hibiscus, lychee, and rose macaroons! - Macarons Near Me - Ann Arbor, Michigan

Tea here is out of this world! Macaroons are delicious and I love all of their little treats! Looks adorable when you walk past and it's even cuter on the inside! 10/10 would definitely recommend! read more

My experience with TeaHaus was so great that it prompted me to create a yelp account so that I can give them 5 stars. Their most notable quality is their service. I can't think of another time when I had service that exceeded my expectations the way TeaHaus did. I came with a friend for their Full English Tea, and essentially stayed all day to get some work/studying done. We stayed so long that we had 3 servers -- all helpful and courteous even several hours into our stay. The Full English Tea service comes with unlimited tea, and I was even a bit overwhelmed (in a pleasant way) by the rate at which they checked in on us to see if we wanted more tea. Great job TeaHaus! I also thought their Full English Tea is well priced. It's a pre-set menu for $25. We had a small cup of tomato soup, 4 finger sandwiches (brie with fig butter on baguette, salami with herb butter on baguette, chicken salad on baguette, and cucumber sandwich), 2 scones with jam and cream, and 3 desserts (macaroon, cookie, and chocolate truffle). Everything was well balanced and tasty. And as small and delicate all of the items were, my friend and I were stuffed at the end. We were also well hydrated with their unlimited tea, and had tons of fun trying out the different flavors. Not bad for $25! Not only do I plan on coming back, but I also plan on putting TeaHaus on the agenda whenever any out-of-towners come visit me in Ann Arbor. read more

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I visited the TeaHaus on a cold, cloudy fall day and I'm so glad I did. It's tiny and tucked away right beside a bookstore (that encourages tea drinkers to come inside for a read) and is basically perfect. The smell in here is wild, I couldn't help but smile because it was just so damn pleasant! On one side there's the cafe where you can order finger sandwiches and pastries. On the other side is the tea room and is where the tea and tea accessories are located. The tea room has an entire wall stacked with teas! Black teas, green teas, herbal teas, soooo many teas!!!! And I'm such a tea person so I was right at home. I tried to be a coffee drinker but teas are so much more relaxing and encourage slowing down I think. I got a rose blossom, lavender mix which was simply divine. It was so floral and herbal-y and I loved it so much! I didn't need any sugar or honey, I usually add just a bit of honey to my tea but this mix was so full of flavor on its own, I didn't want to disturb its natural taste. I also got a English Quickie, that including three finger sandwiches (pictured: one cucumber, and two Brie & fig), a scone with different fruit jams, and a dessert (pictured: spider macaroon!). This was just the perfect little meal, it wasn't too heavy and I wasn't left wanting more. After this, I know now what I've been missing this whole time... Tea time! read more

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I am a tea LOVER, but the first time I set foot into TeaHaus (almost four years ago) my first impression was not great. The teas I bought were stale and the guy working the counter seemed as aloof as the ambiance. Thank goodness for Annette's constant check-ins here to revive my interest. TeaHaus must've had a Cinderella moment because I've found myself back here twice in one week. The thing is this: the tea is not what gets me to come back. Though they have a handsome collection of teas, the brewing leaves me feeling neutral. I've learned that I need to ask them to brew the tea strong, otherwise it comes out looking and tasting rather pallid. I've had their tea brewed at the Espresso Bar down the street and it comes out tasting bold, never bitter, and layered with flavor. The tea brewed in-haus, however, is kinda just... tea. Not sure why this is. I do love that they let you smell anything you want (I'm a devout tea-sniffer) and are patient and willing to help you find the perfect tea fit. The service is refreshing. HERE IS ALL YOU REALLY NEED TO KNOW: their sandwiches are the best sandwiches in all of the Detroit-metro, Ypsi, and Ann Arbor area. All other sandwiches seem overworked. Zingermann's? Laughable. TeaHaus sandwiches are perfection and they don't try too hard. They only have a few ingredients/toppings and are the most rich, delicious, comforting, and fresh sandwiches known to Michigan. I have had the ham/swiss/herb butter, pepper salami/herb butter, and goat cheese/lapsang souchong onion sandwiches and all were six stars. They come out WARM and the baguettes are crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. Never tough. The butter drenches through the surface but never leaves the sandwich greasy. The meats are delicate and smokey and amazing. The cheeses are subtle and salty. It's just sultry, decadent, mouth-watering goodness. They come with a side-salad just with mixed greens and a tasty vinaigrette. I've learned to ask for the salad to be lightly dressed just because the default is a little too decked out. The macarons are fresh and delicate but to me, way way way too sweet. I'd also love to see them all be tea-infused (too gimicky?). I've tried their genmaicha macaron but the chocolate totally overpowers any of the tea. I think something like a lavender earl grey, or a lemon oolong, or a chocolate chai would be awesome! All this is to say, nothing beats their sandwiches. And it's not a bad place to pop your computer open or grab a book to read, either. read more

TeaHaus - Macarons Near Me - Ann Arbor, Michigan

I'm not particularly cultured when it comes to tea, I don't really care for it in the first place. That being said, visiting TeaHaus is like stepping into a different world. This world is calm, cheery, and smells delightful. The set up is stunning. It's quaint yet elegant. Small tables and chairs, set ups for people to visit and work on laptops or chat with loved ones. I would go so far as to say this place is a book-readers dream. It reminds me of the place I imagine when I think of a small coffee shop where everything feels magical. The tea themselves are incredibly unique. They have a back wall that is neatly organized by flavor. It is FULL. Think of a bookshelf full of books... now replace the books with tea. That's what this wall is. It's absolutely astonishing to look at. It's color coded as well. It's visually pleasing, and even more fun to decide which flavor you want to try. The employees are more than happy to help you decide. They'll pull flavors out, let you take a nice sniff and describe the profile. TeaHaus offers small brewed tea samples that seem to change by the week (or maybe the day?) They also offer food as well. I have ordered a few macaron and they were delightful. This place is like a warm hug on a cold winter day. If you are ever in the area it's a must visit location. read more

TeaHaus: (n) an adorable locale where you can get some serious work done, enjoy a glorious abbreviated tea service with plenty o' snacks (English Quickie) and, of course, sip on some delicious teas. Annette J and I obviously share the love for this place, as it was *spot* on for a spot of tea. See what I did there? But really, I enjoyed just about every feature of TeaHaus. The English Quickie rings up for less than $11 but includes a selection of three sandwiches (I went with the cucumber, chicken salad, and fig and brie), plain scone, and dessert. The best part is that the scone (which was delicious!) comes with a four pack of toppings, like orange marmalade, raspberry jam, and my two very favorites - cream and lemon curd! Anyone who serves lemon curd with a scone is a-ok by me. My coconut macaron was enjoyed later. Two thumbs up for that sweet treat! Tea wise, I went with the decaf green coconut and it was a lovely, aromatic addition to my English Quickie. And again, talk about value, as a smalll pot of tea was less than $3. Score. Next time I find myself in Ann Arbor, you can be sure I'm going to stop by TeaHaus for another English Quickie! read more

TeaHaus - English quickie - Macarons Near Me - Ann Arbor, Michigan

UH-MAZING! I seldom feel this compelled to rave about a place; this is the only way I would give TeaHaus any due justice. My friend and I came here for the Full English tea service on a Saturday morning (FYI: kitchen is closed on Sundays) and our minds were blown by the time we walked out....many hours later. The full tea service on the day we showed up came with a small cup of vegan tomato soup, 4 finger sandwiches, two scones accompanied by clotted cream, lemon curd, orange marmalade, and raspberry preserves, and 3 desserts, which were all very good. The salami sandwich with the herb butter especially. It also comes with all you can drink tea--really good tea mind you. In case you were itching for recommendations, I suggest trying the Gwendolina's Baked Apple and Chili Chocolate teas, both were excellent. And the price is right too! Well, as far as tea services go at least... Anywho, moving on to the truly impressive part: we came with the intention of enjoying Saturday morning tea while studying...and we study for long periods of time. Little did we know that TeaHaus is crazy busy on Saturdays with people lining up for seats and whatnot. And despite the circumstances, the staff not only didn't give us the stank eye while we set up camp at the best table in the house all day (and even if they did, it would've been well deserved), but they were all super friendly and vigilant about making sure we were stocked with tea to sip on throughout our [extensive] stay. And it wasn't just one waitstaff, ALL of them. And yes, we stayed long enough to witness the staff change shifts...What impeccable service! Again, MIND BLOWN. Of note is that tips are cash only and cannot be charged onto your credit card as part of your final bill, so have some handy when you're here because the staff is certainly most deserving. Mad props, TeaHaus. Mad props. read more

Walking in, you are greeted by a beautiful display of teas in their tin cases and cute mugs on the right-hand wall. The tea room is off to the left and it's a very cozy café (however, they do have Wi-Fi and you may park yourself for hours and study). After ordering at the counter, you take a seat and await your meal and pay at the very end. The tea comes out first in a beautiful teapot along with the linen napkin that is wrapped in a silver teacup napkin holder. It's beautiful. Then comes the food which is so elegantly and lovingly prepared on nice dishes. Did I mention they have their own pastry chef? So everything is made fresh. TEA Green Tea (Peaches & Cream): ehh it tastes like bland cold medicine. I taste nothing, but the smell is atrocious--the peaches make for a sour smell. ENGLISH QUICKIE (3 finger sandwiches, 1 scone, 1 additional dessert) (BEWARE: the sandwiches aren't as big or filling as people say...keep in mind FINGER sandwiches) Sandwiches -Pepper Salami and Herb Butter: oh wow. This herb butter is delectable. The baguette is warmed nicely and with the butter it truly melts in your mouth. It's perfectly buttery and greasy. As for the salami. It's extremely fresh and cut nicely thin. -Chicken Salad: hmm interesting. On a piece of toast, the salad has somewhat of a sweet, yet red peppery flavor. I can't quite describe it--it's very different. The chicken is thinly shredded and tastes refreshing. -Brie and Fig Butter: can this ever be a miss? The brie is a nice thick piece and the amazing fig butter is not overly sweet. It's oily and great. Desserts -Pumpkin Chai Macaron: it's delicious. Nicely flakey and bursting (SERIOUSLY!) with flavor. The pumpkin and the spicing is really perfect. The cream has a phenomenal consistency: it's rich, it's sweet, it's spiced, it's nice. -Cookies and Cream: ehh nothing special. It doesn't melt in your mouth like the Pumpkin Chai. It's chewier, lacks a bit in flavor, and you really have to produce some good saliva to get it down. -Orange Cranberry Scone: it's moister than most scones but still a bit dry I'd say. But that's what jams, clotted cream and lemon curd are for, right? Alone the scone tastes more like a plain scone (I don't taste much of the orange or cranberry, unless I chew on a cranberry). The berry jam tastes a bit defrosted--the berries that is. The lemon curd tastes just like a lemon bar. DELICIOUS! The apricot jam is perfectly tart and sweet. The clotted cream has a nice consistency and slight sugary taste. I love mixing the clotted cream with the jams atop the scone and then mixing the lemon curd with the berry jam--just try it. FINAL VERDICT: I could eat their pepper salami sandwiches daily! The tea room has such a lovely atmosphere and the food is really well made. I'll definitely be back, and make a better tea decision next time. read more

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This place is a hidden gem that many people in Ann Arbor don't even know about. It is great for tea or lunch, with great sandwiches, soups, but also scones (not too sweet, just perfect, and come with clotted cream, jam, and lemon curd), macaroons (a little too sweet and not enough flavor for my taste), and Swedish style crepes. The tea selection is huge and the servers are always happy to recommend something. They also have a full English tea service that you have to book in advance. We haven't done it but it looks like a lot of fun!! No laptops on weekends, which is awesome! read more

TeaHaus - Scone plate and tea, the perfect afternoon treat! - Macarons Near Me - Ann Arbor, Michigan

Their teas are delicious and they have quite the assortment to choose from but their customer service can be hit or miss depending on the day. During my most recent trip I had a negative experience with an older woman who was quite curt. I thought maybe she was just having a bad day but I also noticed she was quite friendly with the white customer who was in right before me. I still bought some tea as well as some cute tea containers for Christmas presents. When I got home I looked at the bag of tea and thought it looked tiny. I compared it to my other teehaus bags and realized she charged me for a 100g bag but only gave me 50g. Needless to say I was pretty upset because of how much I was charged but because they were closed for several days during the holiday season I decided not to go back. Note to customers, make sure you check your order before you leave the store. Again, the teas are lovely but the service really depends on who's working the counter. read more

I've been here twice and it's always hoppin. It's a quaint little place with a small menu but don't let that deter you from trying it. When you walk in, there's a whole wall of teas in metal canisters and the selection is tremendous. There's definitely something for everyone. This is where you place your tea order to be brought to your table after it's been brewed. In a separate room, you place your order by reading the board with the delicious choices. We ordered the English Quickie which was your choice of any 3 sandwiches. They're small finger sandwiches but very good! Then you also get a scone with 4 different spreads and your choice of their dessert selection~ petit fours, macaroons, cookies. I chose the petit four which was rich, chocolatey decadence. While your food is being prepared, they bring you your tea that you ordered. Oh, they have iced teas as well. The food and tea are the perfect amount without feeling stuffed as you do in other restaurants. The staff is always friendly and helpful. It's highly deserving of a good recommendation and it's something different to try. I only wish they had a bigger seating area because sometimes there isn't enough and I saw potential customers leave due to that fact. We were fortunate to get a table although it was reserved for a party that was due in in about an hour. But it was just enough time to eat comfortably and leave so they could clean up for the people who reserved it. If you enjoy tea and a light delicious meal, give this place a try. read more

I think I may not be the target audience for this place so take that into account with this review. I've visited this place for dessert with a friend and also for a wedding shower. Their pastries and tea and PRESENTATION are wonderful. The staff is always gracious and helpful. However I feel I'm forking over a lot more than what the product is worth because of the presentation and ambience. I'd much rather eat on a rickety bench and slurp delicious noodles than sit in a beautiful tea room to be served tiny cucumber sandwiches. That said, they were great hosting and running the wedding shower, and didn't skimp for the package price of the shower. The fingerfoods they served were well executed and presented. I think this is a great place to take your aunts and grandmas and sorority sisters to enjoy being a pretty lady. Because sometimes you just need to dress up and feel like a million British pounds! But I can think of a lot better places to go with a friend to enjoy a cuppa and a croissant on a sunny afternoon. If you're a tea fan, they've got a whole wall of exotic teas and cute tea sets. Go for the larger pots - they are beautiful white sculptures! They've also got a reliable daily source of French macarons, which for some odd reason are a bit tricky to find in Ann Arbor. read more

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We love tea! And we love TeaHaus! Love that we could hang out here and enjoy tea and some home made desserts. The place is really cute, and you can also buy tea by the bulk, which is actually cheaper than Teavana tea. We tried the chili chocolate tea, which was surprisingly really delicious. We also tried the strawberry chocolate truffle which was delicious! Will be back! read more

TeaHaus - Macarons Near Me - Ann Arbor, Michigan

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Their mix for mulled wine is amazing! Love the selection of herbal teas, and they are really good at pairing you with a tea. I went in craving tropical (total denial of the snow), and they had a great pick! I just wish I wrote it down. I hope they make an app or website feature that has a "passport," so you can mark which ones you've tried. Obviously loving all of them--no rating system needed lol! read more

The TeaHaus has always been my go to place for tea, but now they have added a bar with tea infused drinks which have all been excellent. The atmosphere is fantastic with people playing games and talking and just enjoying the bright and welcome atmosphere. Ann Arbor is lucky to have such a wonderful place to enjoy. read more

TeaHaus is amazing! I've tried a variety of their teas over the years, and am never disappointed. They have such a great collection to choose from, and I often order their monthly brew sampler to try new teas I may not have picked myself. Their customer service is always so friendly and helpful, and their shop also has a range of fun tea & kitchen accessories. Despite no longer living in Ann Arbor I still visit TeaHaus when I'm in town, I love to order their teas online! read more