Brenda Bendigo

I'm a tea person, so for me is perfect. All sort of teas; you can drink hot or cold. Also pastries wraps, cookies, etc They have available t-shirt cops, pants and tea you can buy with the Brooklyn Tea Logo. Is not a huge space, however seats available and a few chairs & table outside. The staff are lovely & helpful..is very clean and restrooms available.

+4

Olivia Lusk

Brooklyn Tea has become my absolute new favorite spot in the neighborhood! The staff is incredibly friendly and knowledgeable about teas and catering the experience to your tastes and interests! Have to give a special shout out to Jamila! She complimented my smile and was so excited to have me try the Watermelon Matcha. And this drink is 10/10!!!!

David Mejia

10/10 if Google would allow. Very informative and helpful staff. I knew it was a good sign when the owners knew the people walking in by name and even bigger sign was when some of the employees came in to grab something themselves even though they weren’t on the clock. Tea selection is great, if you’re into Tea or even need to stock your own pantry, you absolutely can’t go wrong. Vibe and product so good that it’s worth making a trip if you’re coming from somewhere not in crown heights/bed-stuy. Walked in and was helped immediately. Didn’t end up leaving for another few hours. Got stocked up on loose leaf, had a few delicious teas while there. If you’re hungry, can’t go with the Chicken Wrap. Delicious, and would not expect food to be that good at a tea shop but it is really good and better than full fledged restaurants. Sauce that comes on the side is also very delicious. Would totally get a bottle of that to have at home.

Moona

This small black-owned tea house (almost a small chain!) has extensive options for teas. Both loose-leaf and prepared for you. Employees are so kind and helpful. I went with my mom for brunch, and we got a crush on you waffle plate, along with 2 teas (pomegranate-Hibiscus, and another that I forgot), a loose-leaf tea pouch (Tropical green), and a Brooklyn Tea shirt (Super soft!).

Carolyn De Melo

Very chill, local hangout with a relaxing vibe. If you want to mix the loose leaf teas to make your own fancy blend in a to-go cup, they let you. I'm a fan of Caramel Pu-erh mixed with Iron Goddess of Mercy. The staff is incredibly nice.

Andrew Ian

I discovered this place by accident since I was looking to have lunch at another place but it was full. The emphasis of this place is tea, but not so much on what you can drink at the location but what you can buy and take home. Food wise, I went around 1:30 PM and had the quiche and their version of the McMuffin which seemed to be vegan. It tastes ok, the only issue is that it felt that it took too much time to warm up the dishes. Seating wise there is a table and a sofa, so it could get complicated if there was a crowd. They also had a few table games so you can spend time playing Chess, Jenga or some card games.

+2

Eleanor Quinn

We were greeted immediately by a very friendly staff. It was a little crowded right after we got our tea, but the staff was pleasant to everyone and very attentive! The Lavender Earl Grey was excellent both hot and cold, and I hope I can come back one day to buy some of their Black Rose tea. Their tea wall is so lovely and organized, and they have a small selection of tabletop games for customers to play while enjoying a pot of tea. Relaxing music, lighting was not too harsh, very cute egg timers. They were sweet to a couple kids who came in and asked about the tea, and were patient in explaining the teas to them. Overall, very nice and relaxing experience. Definitely rejuvenates you for a busy afternoon or a hectic evening!

+2

Bilal Motley

Wow! Brooklyn Tea (411 Lewis Ave) was the highlight of my NYC trip. The owner is super friendly and helpful with tea selections. The vibe was very welcoming. I highly recommend this spot.

+3

Dondré

Great tea, the staff is great and the options for tea and mixes is vast, could be overwhelming but of course the staff is there to give great suggestions. The space is nice and quiet, a nice place to hang out for awhile and enjoy your tea. There is also a large selection of loose leaf blends you can get.

Traecy Pierson

Made my way here as I was in Brooklyn checking out the Spike Lee exhibit at the Brooklyn Museum. We ended up each having a cup of tea and a quiche and "Biggie" cookie. The tea and pastries were enjoyable, but the vibe and atmosphere are what I enjoyed most.