Tea Restaurants near Chino Hills, CA

“Awesome atmosphere and great people!“

“Highly recommend this quaint tea house. Reservations required. Prices typical for afternoon tea service. We began with mimosas with apple cider.
And teas: peach was a group favorite with vanilla spice as a close second in my opinion.
The salad dressing was very good, as was the tomato soup with red pepper. The finger sandwiches were delicious, I especially enjoyed the egg salad and red pepper. And desserts were delightful.
The service was great. Terry is funny and cool and super helpful. The beautiful brick building is decorated to accentuate the historic details. After, we shopped their antiques and each found a few items to take home.“

“My granddaughter and I enjoyed the Queen’s Tea at Coterie Tea and Eatery. It was absolutely wonderful from the salad and soup to the sweet desserts along with everything in between, we loved it and look forward to returning. Jeannette is gracious, fun, helpful and friendly….this tea shop is a true delight.“

“I just moved to Monrovia! tpumps and it is one of my newest obsessions!!! Its so refreshing and perfect for any day 10/10 would recommend!!!“

“A beautiful pastry Shoppe 🥰♥️“

“The lady staff is very knowledgeable about tea and patiently explained to me how the same group of black teas are different. I went at the good time, it was not too busy. Likely I will go again.
Hopefully there will be more vegetarian (snacks) menu in the near future.“

“Friendly staff + gr8 service! Funky decor + atmosphere.BUT issues which owners can consider: 1. Where’s the recycle bin? Everything is single use plastics, but there was only 1 bin for general trash for landfill.
2. Why are syrups full of artificial flavors? e.g RED40 in the strawberry!? That stuff needs a warning label in Europe but here we lap it up like a pig plunging into slop. Probably a supplier issue- but surely spend a little more and get some better quality ingredients?
I ended up with a tea, and sure enough it was sweetened… can’t get away from all the sugar. I’ll try the black tea next time- maybe that’ll be sugar free!

Keep it classy Anaheim“

“This place is a must stop if you are within an hour’s drive. Fire Bunny is sweet milk drink with creme brûlée topping. And Thai iced tea soft serve served with fresh hot boba?! Yes please!“

“Wonderful boba tea! Delicious food as well! :)“

“After dinner nearby, we knew we wanted boba afterwards and purposely saved room for it! R&B Tea was on the opposite end of the plaza, which worked out as we worked off a little bit of dinner by walking here.

I ordered a jasmine green milk tea ($5.75) at 50% sweet with easy ice and boba ($0.75). Just the right amount of sugar with the right consistency for the boba. Would definitely order again (and also possibly try their matcha milk tea or roasted oolong milk tea). Post-dinner boba craving met! Thanks Tiffany for taking care of our large group order!

They have two small tables in the front and more table space in the back for hanging out and playing board games. We picked The Logo Game and learned new facts about products and logos and what not from the game. Did you know that Baskin Robbins had 31 flavors particular to cover each day of the month? I didn't, until the game. Fun times.

Plenty of parking spots in this large plaza.“

“Torotea is super popular and often requires signing up for a 40+ min waitlist, as crowds venture here to experience an off the charts “QQ.”

I think the wait is actually worth it. Here, conventional boba pearls are replaced by handcrafted tapioca cubes with the consistency of mochi. While the cubes are enough to be a dessert on their own, the famous Popcorn tea provides buttery, caramelized flavor notes reminiscent of kettle corn, complementing the tapiochi’s texture and subtle sweetness.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ Altogether, the effect was incredible..“