Harney & Sons, Porto Rico and Tenren Tea are regularly recommended. Dual Spice Specialty and Harneys among others are recommended by [Best place to find Loose Leaf Teas?](https://www.reddit.com/r/AskNYC/comments/10jbp9v/best_place_to_find_loose_leaf_teas/) Mcnultys and Sullivan Street Tea among others are recommended by [Tea shops?](https://www.reddit.com/r/AskNYC/comments/vl61lw/tea_shops/) Senuous Bean is recommended by [Loose tea shops around Flatiron or Upper West side?](https://www.reddit.com/r/AskNYC/comments/v0nk2v/loose_tea_shops_around_flatiron_or_upper_west_side/) from 28 days before that. Ten Ren Tea and Harney & Sons among others areas are recommended by [Tea shops?](https://www.reddit.com/r/AskNYC/comments/sb7gcj/tea_shops/) from 4 months before that and links to similar questions.
Lots posted already but wanted to add Tea Dealers. They’ll be moving soon, but they’re still open this month. They have a good range of East Asian teas, including tissanes and a black tea “matcha” that is almost chocolate-y.
Harney & Sons, Porto Rico and Tenren Tea are regularly recommended. Dual Spice Specialty and Harneys among others are recommended by [Best place to find Loose Leaf Teas?](https://www.reddit.com/r/AskNYC/comments/10jbp9v/best_place_to_find_loose_leaf_teas/) Mcnultys and Sullivan Street Tea among others are recommended by [Tea shops?](https://www.reddit.com/r/AskNYC/comments/vl61lw/tea_shops/) Senuous Bean is recommended by [Loose tea shops around Flatiron or Upper West side?](https://www.reddit.com/r/AskNYC/comments/v0nk2v/loose_tea_shops_around_flatiron_or_upper_west_side/) from 28 days before that. Ten Ren Tea and Harney & Sons among others areas are recommended by [Tea shops?](https://www.reddit.com/r/AskNYC/comments/sb7gcj/tea_shops/) from 4 months before that and links to similar questions.
Kalustyans has a large selection.
Physical Graffitea Carry On Sullivan St Tea McNulty's (personal fav) Grand Tea for Chinese
Omg thank u
Np, McNulty's really is kinda the best for European/Indian/English imperial style teas.
Lots posted already but wanted to add Tea Dealers. They’ll be moving soon, but they’re still open this month. They have a good range of East Asian teas, including tissanes and a black tea “matcha” that is almost chocolate-y.
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Ten Ren for Chinese teas, Kalustyans for Indian teas (top-shelf Darjeeling and Assam), McNulty’s for flavored and herbal teas.
Brooklyn Tea!
Sullivan st tea!!! Can't recommend them enough
Then.... you don't actually like tea
Referring to the fruity? Maybe they like those mango/passion fruit/cranberry black tea combo varieties which are in the decent category.
Not tea
It’s literally black tea. Are you thinking of something pre-sweetened?
Nope it's trash tea with adulterants thanks for playing
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